Pharaohs & The Red Sea
Two nights in Luxor, four nights at sea. History first, then the sea.
Arrive in Luxor → Two nights, guided sightseeing → Move to the coast → Four nights aboard the superyacht
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The monuments first, with a guide, and two evenings that are not a hotel restaurant.
The temples and the Valley of the Kings, with a guide who knows what you are looking at.
A hot-air balloon ride at first light, and the monuments again in the evening, when the crowds have gone.
Cultural immersion exclusive dinner.
Then the coast. The superyacht is taken by your group, and the days run on the water.
Snorkeling, swimming and water sports straight off the vessel, and a dolphin snorkeling excursion.
Reef diving with a guide, for anyone in the group who is certified.
The sundeck, the meals, and the evenings at anchor after the days in Luxor.
The monuments people come to Egypt for, and the sea most of them never see.
Nobody has to give up their half of the trip to keep the other person happy.
Six nights covers Luxor and the Red Sea without a week of transfers in between.
Questions About This Package
How do we get from Luxor to the coast?
The transfer between Luxor and the Red Sea coast is arranged as part of the package. Tell us your dates and group size when you inquire and we will confirm how it is organised for you.
Do I need to be a certified diver?
No. Diving is available for anyone in the group who is certified, and the rest of the water programme — snorkeling, swimming, water sports — is open to everyone.
Is the balloon ride guaranteed?
Balloon flights in Luxor depend on wind and visibility and are cleared on the morning. If a flight cannot go ahead safely, it is rescheduled where the trip allows.
Are we likely to see dolphins?
The excursion goes to sites where spinner dolphins are regularly present, but they are wild animals and encounters are never guaranteed. Access zones are regulated and the rules are followed.
Is the superyacht shared with other guests?
No. The package is booked as a whole and the vessel is taken by your group for the four nights at sea.
When is the best time to go?
Autumn through spring is the more comfortable window for Luxor, where summer heat is severe. The Red Sea works year round. Write to us with your dates and we will tell you what to expect.
The Monuments, Then The Sea.
Tell us your dates and how many of you are travelling. We come back with a plan and a price.