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✓ Pick up services from your hotel in Dahab and return
✓ Return flight ticket from Sharm / Luxor / Sharm
✓ All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle
✓ Private English Egyptologist guide
✓ Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites
✓ Bottled water on board the vehicle during the tour
✓ Lunch meal at local restaurant
✓ Shopping tours in Luxor
✓ All Service charges and taxes
➢ Any Extras not mentioned in the itinerary
➢ Tipping
Prices
Single
$ 638
2 Persons
$ 459
3 Persons
$ 395
4 Persons
$ 363
5 Persons
$ 345
6 Person & more
$ 325
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Children Policy
0 - 05.99 Free of Charge
6 - 11.99 pay 50% of tour price
12+ pay full tour price as per adult person
If your tour includes airfare then an extra charge for child rate may apply.
Luxor Day Trip from Dahab by Flight
Fly to Luxor for the day to see Luxor’s best sites in one day. Visit Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple on the East bank and see the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple on the West bank. pick you service will be provided.
$3,500.00 $2,800.00
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Day Luxor and Aswan Travel representative will pick you up from your hotel in Dahab to transfer to Sharm Airport for flight to Luxor where you will be met and assisted by our representative at Luxor Airport for flight coming from Sharm El Shiekh. After that our Egyptologist guide will accompany you to discover the Karnak Temples, the greatest example of worshiping in the history and was dedicated to god Amon, his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. We recommend you knowledgeable guide with academic qualifications to make your tour to Egypt extra special. Proceed to have your lunch at local restaurant. Then visit the Valley of The Kings, the magnificence of the grandeur of architecture which was used for burial, there are many kings buried in this valley. The most known tombs are King Tutmosis I, Tutmosis III, Tut-Ankh-Amon, King Ramssess VI, King Mrenptah and Amonhotep II. Then discover the beauty the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the only pharaonic woman who ruled ancient Egypt. Her temple was built as a dedication to God Amon-Re, who was Hatshepsut's father in her legend. Move to see the Colossi of Memnon, the only remains of the temple of Amenophis III. Transfer to Luxor Airport for flight to Sharm El Shiekh. Transfer to your hotel in Dahab.
Fly to Luxor for the day to see Luxor’s best sites in one day. Visit Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple on the East bank and see the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple on the West bank. pick you service will be provided.
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Lila Grace Adkins –
Flight , Pharaohs , and Photo Ops – A Legendary Day Out
This day trip had all the makings of an epic Instagram reel. The flight was smooth , and our guide met us right away with a big smile. Karnak Temple? I’m still thinking about those massive columns and sacred lake. The West Bank took things to a whole other level—literal tombs filled with stories , colors , and a sense of timelessness. The vibe was relaxed yet informative. So glad I went!
Travis Boone –
Airborne Into the Heart of Egypt’s Ancient Majesty
It’s hard to describe how cool this day was. I mean , it’s not every day you see the Red Sea at sunrise and the Nile by noon. The trip covered everything I’d hoped for and more—Karnak , Luxor Temple , Valley of the Kings , and Hatshepsut’s masterpiece. The guides were super knowledgeable and friendly. I even made a few new travel buddies along the way.
Maisie Lynn Harper –
Jet-Set Time Travel from Red Sea to Royal Tombs
Flying from Dahab to Luxor was a brilliant move—so easy and gave us max time to explore. The temples on the East Bank were incredible , especially when you get close and realize how much detail is in every inch of stone. But nothing beat the hush and mystery of the Valley of the Kings. I caught myself whispering down there , like I didn’t wanna wake the spirits. Our guide had a great balance of info and jokes.
Bo Ray Clements –
Dahab to Luxor on Wings and Wonder
I’ve always wanted to see the Valley of the Kings , and I’m so glad I didn’t skip this. We took off before sunrise , and by mid-morning , we were exploring ancient ruins with the Nile in sight. Karnak Temple was massive , but Hatshepsut’s Temple was my favorite—it looked like something built by aliens! Everything ran like clockwork , and it was more fun than I expected.
Jolene Tucker –
One Day , Countless Pharaohs , and More Wow Moments Than I Can Count
We weren’t even gone a full day but I swear it felt like we traveled through centuries. Luxor was magical. The temples were unreal—I’m still thinking about those columns in Karnak. We even got a peek into a real tomb that had hieroglyphs practically glowing. The pace was just right. Transportation was comfy , and the guide made us laugh while teaching us so much.
Beau Dawson –
Who Knew Ancient Egypt Was Just a Flight Away from Dahab
You ever hop on a flight and end up 3 , 000 years back in time? That’s what this day felt like. Karnak Temple is absolutely enormous , and the East Bank vibes were immaculate. But once we got to the West Bank , man , it got even better. I still can’t believe how colorful those tombs are inside! Everything was handled smoothly from start to finish. Bonus points for the snacks on the way back.
Nora Belle Hatfield –
From Coastal Calm to Pharaoh Power
What a ride! Or rather , what a flight! Flying to Luxor was the perfect way to maximize time. Karnak and Luxor Temples were jaw-dropping , and our guide painted every wall carving with stories I didn’t know I needed. The Valley of the Kings felt sacred and mysterious , and Hatshepsut’s Temple was pure architectural elegance. The day flew by (pun intended) , but the memories are gonna stick.
Waylon Puckett –
A Dash of Sand , a Flight , and Tons of History
We started our morning watching the sun rise over Dahab and ended it watching it set behind ancient temples. Pretty poetic , right? Karnak Temple was the definition of awe-inspiring , and the West Bank sites were pure gold. The Valley of the Kings was my favorite—so surreal walking through something that old. The flight was comfortable , check-in was smooth , and our guide had a great sense of humor.
Clara Jo Simmons –
We Flew from the Beach to the Tombs of Kings
This day was unreal. One second I’m by the sea in Dahab , the next I’m exploring underground royal tombs in Luxor. Karnak Temple was a labyrinth of stories and statues. Then Hatshepsut’s Temple? It was like something out of a fantasy film. Our guide was smart , sharp , and full of fun facts. The transitions were smooth , the van was cool and clean , and we didn’t waste a single minute.
Hank Whitmore –
History , Airplanes , and Epic Columns – One Wild Day in Luxor
I never thought I’d wake up in Dahab and end my day standing under ancient Egyptian obelisks , but that’s exactly what happened. This trip had it all—modern travel and ancient wonders. Flying made it so easy , and the timing was perfect. Karnak Temple was gigantic and filled with hidden corners. The Valley of the Kings? Goosebumps. I kept expecting a mummy to peek around a corner. And hats off to the air-conditioned shuttle—blessed coolness after that desert sun!
Harper Davis –
From Dahab Dunes to Luxor Legends – What a Day
This was one of those days that’ll stay with me forever! The early flight from Dahab was painless , and before long , we were standing inside Karnak Temple , trying to figure out how humans built something that grand. Luxor Temple was more intimate but just as powerful. The West Bank stole the show though — seeing the Valley of the Kings up close made everything I learned in school come rushing back. And yes , Hatshepsut’s Temple looked like something straight off a postcard.
Isaac Moore –
Jetting to the Land of Pharaohs from Dahab
Early flight , ancient sights , late laughs — that’s what this Luxor day trip gave us. The smooth flight from Dahab meant we had more time to explore the East and West banks of the Nile. Karnak was unlike anything I’ve ever seen—its scale is just insane. The Valley of the Kings was spooky in the best way , with vibrant wall art that’s thousands of years old. Hatshepsut’s temple felt like walking into a storybook.
Sadie Peterson –
Temple Run in the Sky – An Epic Escape to Luxor
Wanna feel like Indiana Jones without breaking a sweat? Fly from Dahab to Luxor. That’s what I did, and it was awesome! Karnak Temple was a maze of pillars and stories, and Luxor Temple had such chill energy, especially at sunset. The tombs in the Valley of the Kings made my jaw drop—they’re actual portals to another era. Hatshepsut’s place looked unreal, like a Photoshop job come to life. The van was cool (literally), and the team handled everything like pros.
Benjamin Hall –
From Chill Dahab to Ancient Majesty – All in One Day
I never thought I’d squeeze in this much adventure in just a few hours! Flying from Dahab made it effortless, and the organization was top-notch. Karnak and Luxor Temples gave us a taste of pharaonic grandeur, while the Valley of the Kings delivered goosebumps. Hatshepsut’s Temple was the cherry on top—absolutely majestic. The best part? I didn’t feel rushed at all. The guide’s pacing was spot-on, and everything from snacks to transport was handled with care.
Charlotte Ray –
Quick Trip , Big Wonders – Exploring Luxor from Dahab
I couldn’t believe how much we saw in just one day! We took off from Dahab early and were temple-hopping in Luxor before breakfast had settled. Karnak Temple was massive and beautifully preserved, with endless photo ops. Luxor Temple was elegant and atmospheric, especially as the sun started to dip. The West Bank was pure magic—Valley of the Kings was hauntingly beautiful, and Hatshepsut Temple looked like it belonged on another planet. Transportation was clean, cool, and reliable.
Levi Coleman –
One Day , Four Epic Sites , Zero Regrets from Dahab to Luxor
If you’re gonna do one big adventure from Dahab, make it this one. The flight was quicker than a camel blink and comfy as could be. Karnak Temple is like something out of a fantasy novel—colossal statues, secret carvings, and a whole lot of “whoa.” The West Bank sites were just as mind-blowing. I’ll never forget the peaceful eeriness of the Valley of the Kings. Our guide was friendly, funny, and incredibly knowledgeable. Even got a few good jokes in about mummies.
Grace Bennett –
History , Luxury , and Laughter on a Fast-Track to Luxor
I didn’t know what to expect, flying to Luxor just for the day, but this trip from Dahab was a surprise hit! Smooth travel, a hilarious and super smart guide, and a jam-packed day of wonders. Karnak Temple? So big it made me feel like an ant. Luxor Temple? Gorgeous lighting in the late afternoon. The Valley of the Kings was spine-tingling, and the stories behind the tombs were pure gold. Honestly, it felt like a VIP experience from start to finish.
Noah McBride –
Temple-Hopping in Style from the Shores of Dahab
What a day! From beach town to temple town, this was the kind of contrast that makes a vacation unforgettable. Flying from Dahab was smooth and comfy. We hit the ground running with the East Bank temples, and Karnak absolutely blew my mind with its scale and detail. Later, on the West Bank, I was humbled by the royal tombs carved into the mountainside. Hatshepsut’s temple looked almost futuristic with its terraces. And let’s not forget the air-conditioned ride—very necessary and very appreciated in that sun!
Ruby Watkins –
Adventure from Dahab to Luxor Packed with Timeless Beauty
One minute I was sipping coffee in Dahab, next I’m standing beneath the columns of Karnak Temple! The flight to Luxor was super comfortable, and everything ran like clockwork. Our guide had a contagious passion for Egyptology and really helped us understand what we were seeing. The Valley of the Kings was the highlight for me—being inside those royal tombs gave me chills. Lunch was tasty and well-timed, and the whole trip felt first class. Highly engaging, informative, and surreal!
Elijah Turner –
Waking Up in Dahab, Ending the Day with Pharaohs in Luxor
Woke up with the Red Sea breeze and ended the day walking through ancient Egyptian temples—how wild is that? This day trip from Dahab to Luxor felt like teleporting through time and geography. The flight was short, smooth, and right on time. Karnak Temple was jaw-dropping with its giant pillars and sacred lake. Our guide made the mythology come alive, and I actually felt like I understood something about ancient Egypt. Crossing over to the West Bank, the Valley of the Kings left me speechless—those tombs? Unreal. Hatshepsut’s Temple? Straight out of an epic movie. It’s amazing how much we packed into one day without it ever feeling rushed.