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Excursión privada de día completo a Luxor desde Hurghada con almuerzo

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Excursión privada de día completo a Luxor desde Hurghada con almuerzo
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Descripción

Si estás visitando Hurghada y quieres explorar una de las ciudades con más historia del mundo, ¡no te pierdas nuestra excursión privada de un día a Luxor! Descubra las maravillas de esta antigua ciudad con una visita al magnífico Valle de los Reyes, el exclusivo Templo de la Reina Hatshepsut y una parada fotográfica en las colosales estatuas de Memnón. Disfrute del almuerzo en uno de los mejores restaurantes de Luxor antes de concluir su recorrido en el impresionante Templo de Karnak, el templo más grande del mundo. Nuestro recorrido incluye un automóvil o minivan privado, un guía egiptólogo que habla varios idiomas y almuerzo. Se excluyen las tarifas de entrada a los sitios mencionados y las propinas para el conductor y el guía.

Lo que verás

  1. Valley of the Kings
    2 horas

    Explora el legendario Valle de los Reyes, el cementerio real de los faraones del Imperio Nuevo de Egipto ubicado en la orilla oeste del Nilo, cerca de Luxor. Escondido entre las montañas del desierto, este notable sitio arqueológico contiene más de 60 tumbas talladas en las profundidades de la roca y decoradas con vibrantes pinturas murales y antiguos jeroglíficos que ilustran el viaje al más allá. El valle también es famoso por el descubrimiento de la tumba de Tutankamón en 1922. Visitar el Valle de los Reyes ofrece una visión fascinante del poder, las creencias y los logros artísticos de la civilización del antiguo Egipto.

  2. Temple of Hatshepsut
    1 hora

    Visita el magnífico Templo Mortuorio de Hatshepsut, uno de los templos más impresionantes de Egipto. Construido para la poderosa faraona Hatshepsut, este templo único se encuentra en la orilla oeste del Nilo cerca de Luxor y es famoso por sus impresionantes terrazas talladas en los acantilados de Deir el-Bahari. El templo exhibe hermosos relieves e inscripciones que cuentan la historia del reinado de Hatshepsut, incluida su famosa expedición comercial a la Tierra de Punt. Rodeado de espectaculares paisajes desérticos, el templo se erige como un notable ejemplo de la arquitectura del antiguo Egipto y uno de los sitios históricos más emblemáticos de Luxor.

  3. Colossi of Memnon
    5 minutos

    Visite los impresionantes Colosos de Memnon, dos estatuas de piedra masivas que se han levantado en la orilla oeste del Nilo durante más de 3.400 años cerca de Luxor. Estas imponentes estatuas representan al poderoso faraón Amenhotep III y una vez custodiaron la entrada a su vasto templo mortuorio. Los colosos de Memnon, que se elevan unos 18 metros (60 pies) de altura, se encuentran entre los lugares más fotografiados de Luxor. A pesar de siglos de inundaciones y terremotos, las estatuas siguen siendo un impresionante recordatorio de la grandeza del antiguo Egipto y ofrecen a los visitantes una visión fascinante de la rica historia y logros arquitectónicos del país.

  4. The Karnak Temple
    2 horas

    Descubre el magnífico Complejo del Templo de Karnak, uno de los lugares religiosos más grandes e impresionantes jamás construidos en el mundo antiguo. Situado en Luxor, este vasto complejo de templos fue desarrollado durante más de 2.000 años por faraones sucesivos. Dedicado principalmente al dios Amón, Karnak cuenta con pilones imponentes, columnas masivas y relieves bellamente tallados. Los visitantes pueden explorar el famoso Gran Salón Hipóstilo con su bosque de columnas gigantescas y caminar por la avenida sagrada que una vez se usó en las antiguas procesiones religiosas. El templo de Karnak se erige hoy en día como uno de los tesoros arqueológicos más extraordinarios de Egipto y un símbolo del poder y la devoción del antiguo Egipto.

Incluye

  • Entradas
  • Transporte privado
  • Almuerzo
  • guía turístico
  • Vehículo con aire acondicionado

No incluye

  • Propinas

Información útil

  • Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
  • Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
  • No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
  • Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
  • Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
  • Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
  • Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
  • Accesible para silla de ruedas
  • Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio

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Opiniones de viajeros

5.0★227 opiniones

Great experience

Very responsive team, amazing guide, great vehicle and very friendly driver.

Dream35954956490 · oct 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

Worth the drive!

Raheem picked us up first thing in the morning from our hotel. It was a 4 hour drive from El Gouna which was actually pleasant for how long of a drive it was. We had several rest stops and he made it as comfortable as possible. Luxor itself is stunning. There is so much history from the tombs, the temples, and the ancient town itself. I highly recommend taking a private tour. We saw dozens of big busses, but I’m so happy we had a private driver and private guide made it so much nicer. He was able to get us into quicker lines, behind secret locations. Totally worth the extra cost.

jacobrB547JG · oct 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

Buena experiencia

Nobi es un egiptólogo excelente, tiene experiencia, es agradable y nos cuida muy bien. Es una experiencia increíble, me gusta Luxor

mayy869 · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor · Traducida

Luxor – even if you’ve been before, go again!

This was my second trip to Luxor, the first being about 15 years ago, so I went into it thinking I probably knew exactly what to expect... We were collected from our hotel at 6am in a private, air-conditioned car by Salah, our driver for the day. And what a good call that was. The journey from Hurghada is a long one, but Salah made it easy. He drove sensibly, happily stopped whenever we wanted to take photos, and regularly checked whether we needed a toilet break. Small things perhaps, but when you've got a long desert drive ahead of you, they become surprisingly important! We met Sayed, our personal guide, at Karnak Temple. Between him and Salah, we had a really good team for the day. Both were friendly, helpful and very willing to give advice about the practical side of things too – including the whole tipping situation. They explained what was appropriate when using toilet facilities and, just as importantly, how to avoid accidentally ending up tipping one of the unofficial “guides” you can encounter around the sites. That sort of local advice is genuinely useful. And Luxor itself? Absolutely stunning. Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, Tutankhamun's tomb, the tombs of the Ramesses kings and Hatshepsut Temple – there's almost too much to take in. Even after having been here before, I was surprised by how much had changed. The tombs open to visitors are rotated, so what you see isn't necessarily what you saw on a previous visit. And apparently archaeology doesn't wait for tourists either – extra statues beside the Colossi of Memnon had literally been excavated and put back on display only weeks before our visit. So if you've been to Luxor before, don't assume you've “done” Luxor. You haven't. One thing I would definitely recommend is paying the extra £45–£50 or so for the boat across the Nile. Yes, you can drive around to the bridge. Yes, it will probably save you some money. But you're in Luxor. You're standing beside the Nile. Get on the bloody boat. It's a short trip, but it's part of the experience and far nicer than sitting in a car going around the river. Lunch was a tasty set menu at an Egyptian restaurant, with meat options available. It was clearly geared towards the endless stream of tourists doing these trips, but that's not necessarily a bad thing – the food was good, service was straightforward and, perhaps most importantly on a day involving a lot of sightseeing, the toilets were clean and free to use. The whole day was beautifully put together, from the early morning drive through the desert to crossing the Nile and wandering around some of the most extraordinary pieces of history you'll ever see. It's a long day from Hurghada, no question. But it's absolutely worth doing. For me, the fact that I'd been before and still came away seeing new things probably says everything. Add in a great driver, a knowledgeable guide and people who actually take an interest in making sure you're having a good day, and you've got an excellent experience. If you're in Hurghada and wondering whether Luxor is worth the early start and the long drive, stop wondering. Just go!

GooseySooz · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

An Unforgettable Trip, Would definitely Recommend

We had a fantastic day trip from Hurghada to Luxor and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area. Everything was really well organised and ran exactly to time. We were picked up from our hotel at 6am in a private, air-conditioned car by our driver Salah, who was brilliant. He was friendly, helpful and made the long drive really enjoyable (letting us nap after such an early start).He was also more than happy to stop whenever we wanted for photos. We met our guide, Sayed, at Karnak Temple who was also a great guy. He clearly knew his stuff and explained the history and different sites without making it feel like you were just being given a load of dates and facts. The whole day was honestly beautiful. The drive through the desert, seeing the Nile, the boat across the river (which is an extra cost, But totally worth it), and then actually standing in places like Karnak, the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple was an amazing experience. We paid the extra to see Tutankhamun’s tomb and the tombs of the Ramesses kings which were a highlight. Salah and Sayed both made the day easy and enjoyable from start to finish, and nothing seemed like too much trouble. If you’re staying in Hurghada, I’d say Luxor is an absolute must-see. It’s a long day, but completely worth it and a trip we definitely won’t forget.

lukebO2199UT · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

Once I. A lifetime experience

Great from start to finish, Salah our driver arrived early nice air conditioned car to take the long drive through the desert, we’re then joined by Mena our guide who was full Of knowledge taking us round the wonderful sites. Lunch was lovely and plentiful and the whole day was great fun. I would recommend this private tour rather than sitting in a coach full of people in this heat as you can say when and where you want to stay or leave. Really good value for money

lisacV939DA · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

The best guide and driver - Outstanding Experience

This private tour was extraordinary. Omar picked us up at our hotel in a private car, and we did a very comfortable trip from Hurghada to Luxor (and back). Once in Luxor, our private guide Angie did an outstanding job at explaining the history of ancient Egypt and the pharaonic customs, history and culture - widely explaining the reason for all the archaeological sites in Luxor, and the meaning behind the hieroglyphics and images in Karnak temple, the Valley of the Kings tombs we visited (3 of them) and Temple Hatshepsut - as well as quick stop at the Colossi of Memnon. This was for me the second time in Luxor and wanted to show my wife all the beauty of this city and the ancient sites, and learned much more this time with Angie than the last visit with another guide. Also having this as a private tour is extremely helpful as we have time to ask all the questions, and extra time to explore the sites alone. Highly recommend!

546isaquej · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

Все супер!

Все было отлично встретили с табличкой и отвезли до номера по высшему разряду ! Спасибо большое обязательно будем пользоваться ещё !

_U502YO · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

Sehr empfehlenswert

Wir haben die 2 tägige Tour mit Adel sehr genossen. Er hat uns sein erstaunliches Wissen gut vermitteln können.Die Fahrt von Hurghada nach Luxor und zurück hat sehr gut geklappt, auch wenn die Fahrer teilweise sehr schnell gefahren sind. Nicht ganz perfekt war es, dass obwohl wir es bereits bei der Buchung mehrfach erwähnt haben, eher wenig Rücksicht auf die Gehbehinderung meines Partners genommen wurde und wir mehrfach darauf hingewiesen mussten. Unangenehm, aber dann hat es jeweils geklappt.

barbarahK2586NF · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

Luxor en fantastisk oplevelse (Hurghada)

Det var en fantastisk oplevelse som overgik enhver forventning. Chaufføren var venlig og kørte MEGET pænt efter egyptiske forhold. Guiden talte perfekt tydeligt engelsk og var meget omhyggelig med at fortælle om de forskellige ting vi så undervejs.

robinhR792WY · sept 2026 · vía Tripadvisor

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