Luxor
The largest open-air museum in the world, split by the Nile: temples on the east bank, tombs on the west. Two days is the minimum that does not feel like a march.
What there is to see
- Karnak Temple
- Luxor Temple
- Valley of the Kings
- Temple of Hatshepsut
- Colossi of Memnon
- Hot air balloon at sunrise over the west bank
Where you would stay
We book directly with our partner properties. Rather than list every hotel, here is the honest shape of the choice — tell us your standard and we will name specific properties in your quote.
Colonial-era properties with gardens and river frontage.
Balconies over the river, walkable to Luxor Temple.
Quieter, closer to the tombs, and a different pace entirely.
Board here and sail to Aswan — removes hotel changes altogether.
Journeys that include Luxor
Each one is a starting point that we adjust to your dates and pace. Prices are per person, 2 sharing.
Cairo & LuxorOct–Apr from $1,830May–Sep from $1,590
Classic Egypt & Abu SimbelOct–Apr from $2,630May–Sep from $2,290
Luxor & HurghadaOct–Apr from $2,060May–Sep from $1,790
Classic EgyptOct–Apr from $2,820May–Sep from $2,450
Nile & Red SeaOct–Apr from $3,670May–Sep from $3,190Grand EgyptOct–Apr from $4,200May–Sep from $3,650
Excursions and sightseeing
Each of these can be booked on its own, or built into a longer itinerary. See day tour rates →
Combining Luxor with somewhere else?
Most trips take in two or three destinations. Tell us how long you have and we will say honestly what fits.
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