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Seaside55145858782 · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor



Se stai visitando Hurghada e desideri esplorare una delle città più storiche del mondo, non perdere il nostro tour privato di un giorno a Luxor! Scopri le meraviglie di questa antica città con una visita alla magnifica Valle dei Re, allo straordinario Tempio della regina Hatshepsut e una sosta fotografica alle colossali statue di Memnone. Goditi il pranzo in uno dei migliori ristoranti di Luxor prima di concludere il tour nel maestoso Tempio di Karnak, il tempio più grande del mondo. Il nostro tour include un'auto o un minivan privato, una guida egittologa che parla fluentemente più lingue e il pranzo. Sono esclusi i costi di ingresso ai siti menzionati e le mance per l'autista e la guida.
Esplora la leggendaria Valle dei Re, il cimitero reale dei faraoni del Nuovo Regno d'Egitto situato sulla riva occidentale del Nilo vicino a Luxor. Nascosto tra le montagne del deserto, questo notevole sito archeologico contiene più di 60 tombe scavate in profondità nella roccia e decorate con vivaci pitture murali e antichi geroglifici che illustrano il viaggio verso l'aldilà. La valle è famosa anche per la scoperta della tomba di Tutankhamon nel 1922. Visitare la Valle dei Re offre un'affascinante panoramica sul potere, le credenze e le conquiste artistiche dell'antica civiltà egizia.
Visita il magnifico Tempio Mortuario di Hatshepsut, uno dei templi più imponenti dell'Egitto. Costruito per il potente faraone femmina Hatshepsut, questo tempio unico si trova sulla riva occidentale del Nilo vicino a Luxor ed è famoso per le sue suggestive terrazze scavate nelle scogliere di Deir el-Bahari. Il tempio presenta bellissimi rilievi e iscrizioni che raccontano la storia del regno di Hatshepsut, inclusa la sua famosa spedizione commerciale nella Terra di Punt. Circondato da spettacolari paesaggi desertici, il tempio si erge come un notevole esempio di architettura egizia antica e uno dei siti storici più iconici di Luxor.
Visita gli imponenti Colossi di Memnone, due imponenti statue di pietra che si ergono sulla riva occidentale del Nilo da più di 3.400 anni vicino a Luxor. Queste imponenti statue rappresentano il potente faraone Amenhotep III e un tempo sorvegliavano l'ingresso del suo vasto tempio mortuario. Alti circa 18 metri, i Colossi di Memnon sono tra i monumenti più fotografati di Luxor. Nonostante secoli di inondazioni e terremoti, le statue rimangono un impressionante ricordo della grandezza dell'antico Egitto e offrono ai visitatori uno sguardo affascinante sulla ricca storia e sulle realizzazioni architettoniche del paese.
Scopri il magnifico complesso del tempio di Karnak, uno dei siti religiosi più grandi e imponenti mai costruiti nel mondo antico. Situato a Luxor, questo vasto complesso di templi è stato sviluppato nel corso di oltre 2.000 anni dai faraoni successivi. Dedicata principalmente al dio Amon, Karnak presenta piloni torreggianti, colonne massicce e rilievi splendidamente scolpiti. I visitatori possono esplorare la famosa Sala Grande Ipostilo con la sua foresta di colonne gigantesche e camminare lungo il viale sacro un tempo utilizzato nelle antiche processioni religiose. Il Tempio di Karnak si erge oggi come uno dei tesori archeologici più straordinari dell'Egitto e un simbolo dell'antico potere e della devozione egiziani.
Per ottenere un rimborso completo, cancella la prenotazione almeno 24 ore prima della partenza programmata.
5.0★240 recensioni
인상이 좋으시고 요구사항에도 친절하게 하나하나 잘 응대해주셔서 정말 만족스러웠습니다. 다음에도 이용하고 싶어요!
Seaside55145858782 · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
Thanks to your always kind driving, I was able to reach my destination safely
_L4136GQ · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
We had an amazing experience! Everything was well organized, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We really enjoyed our visit and made some unforgettable memories during our trip to Egypt. Thank you for the wonderful experience! Highly recommended!
A7497FK_ · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
What an amazing trip - there is nothing I’d change. Sayed gamal and Salah were both kind, thoughtful, funny and most importantly knowledgeable. All of the sites were incredible and we were given plenty of time at each to take photos and go at our own pace. Honestly, I was a little worried about the long drives, but Salah kept us entertained both ways (and knew when to let us nap in the car too). Both Sayed and Salah are a credit to their industry and I’d recommend them to anyone visiting Luxor! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
samrJ1425US · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
Visite à faire absolument. Nous avons passé une belle journée.
W2537YZmyriaml · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
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 · ott 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
Nobi è un eccellente egittologo, è esperto, gentile e si prende cura di noi. È un'esperienza fantastica, mi piace Luxor
mayy869 · set 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor · Tradotta
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 · set 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
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 · set 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor
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 · set 2026 · tramite Tripadvisor

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