Upon your arrival at the airport, you will be greeted by an airport representative in the tunnel. They will accompany you through customs and immigration and assist with the visa process. After that, you can proceed to the baggage claim hall and passenger pick up. Another airport representative will be there to help you connect with your private transfer to the hotel. During the transfer, you will be accompanied by an English-speaking representative for added convenience.

The Great Pyramids of Giza are a must-see in Cairo, representing Egyptology's iconic image. Meet your private guide, driver, and Egyptologist to explore this surviving site of the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The breathtaking scenery of the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx statue against the backdrop of the infinite desert has captivated travelers like Alexander the Great and Napoleon Bonaparte. For thousands of years, the mysteries of the Pyramids have fascinated visitors. Enter the Pyramid of Chephren, also known as the Pyramid of Khafre, the second tallest and second largest of the major pyramids.

Enjoy a delicious lunch, including a choice of soft drink, tea, or coffee, and savor the city's finest cuisine.

For a unique dinner experience, embark on an oriental felucca boat to immerse yourself in Cairo's rich cultural heritage. Cruise down the mighty River Nile and admire the glistening skyline of Cairo at night. Your personal waiter will serve you a 3-course dinner as you indulge in the delicious cuisine and enjoy the onboard entertainment. The imposing hotels, bridges, and the river itself provide an enchanting setting for tonight's experience. Immerse your senses in Cairo's undeniable charms. After returning to the dock, you will be transferred back to your accommodation.

The Egyptian Museum of Antiquities, also known as the Egyptian Museum, houses over 120,000 artifacts from Ancient Egypt. Take a full day private tour with your Egyptologist guide to explore this vast collection. Discover the historical background of Egypt and admire the treasures on display, including statues, jewelry, amulets, sarcophagi, papyrus, ancient coins, and the stories of famous Egyptologists. Don't miss the Mask of Tutankhamun and his coffin, although his mummy remains in the Valley of the Kings.

Enjoy a buffet lunch at a local restaurant, with a choice of beverage.

In the evening, Cairo’s Khan Khalili Bazaar comes alive with shops, restaurants, mosques, and food vendors. Explore Al Moaz Street with your guide and marvel at the medieval architectural treasures. End the day with a memorable dinner at the renowned Egyptian restaurant Naguib Mafouz. Then, return to your hotel by private vehicle.

Experience a private airport transfer and English-speaking representative for your convenience.

Catch a direct flight from Cairo to Luxor, with an estimated travel time of one hour. Please be aware of the luggage restrictions for this regional flight. Economy passengers are allowed one checked bag weighing up to 50 lbs (23 kg), while Business Class passengers can have one checked bag weighing up to 70 lbs (32 kgs). The checked baggage must not exceed 62 linear inches (158cm). Additionally, guests are allowed to bring one piece of carry-on luggage weighing a maximum of 17 lbs (8 kg), and Business Class passengers can bring two pieces of carry-on luggage.

Upon arrival in Luxor, you will be greeted by a knowledgeable Egyptologist and a private vehicle. You will then be taken to visit the Luxor Temple and Karnak. The Luxor Temple is a significant Ancient Egyptian temple complex situated on the East Bank of the River Nile. It is believed to have been established in 1400 B.C.E. The oldest remaining parts of the temple are the barque chapels located just behind the first pylon. The main sections of the temple, including the colonnade and sun court, were constructed by Amenhotep III. Rameses II later added the entrance pylon and two obelisks, one of which is now in the Place de la Concorde in France. During the Roman era, the temple and its surroundings served as a legionary fortress and the administrative center for the Roman government in the area. You will then proceed to visit the great temple of Karnak on the East Bank, where you can admire the incredible achievements of one of the earliest civilizations.

Tonight, dinner will be provided at the 1886 Restaurant in the Winter Palace. This opulent Luxor restaurant, helmed by Chef Ménad Berkani, offers a delightful à la carte menu featuring French creations such as crayfish and risotto. Enjoy an elegant candlelit dinner amidst gilded mirrors while a guitarist plays softly in the background. Formal attire is required for dinner, with men requested to wear a jacket and tie, and women to dress smartly.

The West Bank of the Nile, near Luxor, is home to some of Egypt's most spectacular sites. Spend a half day exploring with your private guide and driver. Visit the Valley of the Kings, where you can see the famous Tomb of Tutankhamun and two other tombs. King Tut became Pharaoh at a young age, and the discovery of his intact tomb in 1922 was fascinating. For nearly 500 years, tombs were built for the kings and nobles of Ancient Egypt. Explore the renovated mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, one of the most successful Pharaohs. Then, visit the Valley of the Queens, where Pharaohs' wives were buried. End your visit with a stop at the Colossi of Memnon, the only remaining monuments of Amenhotep III's mortuary temple.

Enjoy a buffet lunch at the Steigenberger Nile Palace Hotel.

Experience a traditional felucca cruise along the Nile. These sailboats have been used since ancient times and are a must-see in Egypt. Enjoy a short cruise today.

You will be provided with a private transfer between the airport and your hotel.

To get to Amman from Luxor, you can take a flight via Cairo that lasts around three hours and 40 minutes.

Please be aware that there are restrictions on luggage for this regional flight. Economy passengers are allowed one checked bag weighing up to 50 lbs (23 kg), while Business passengers can have one checked bag weighing up to 70 lbs (32 kgs). The checked baggage should not exceed 62 linear inches (158cm). Additionally, all passengers are allowed to bring one piece of carry-on luggage weighing a maximum of 17 lbs (8 kg). Passengers in Business Class can bring two pieces of carry-on luggage.

Upon your arrival in Amman, a local representative will assist you and then transfer you to your accommodation.

A Jordanian Tourism tax will be paid on your behalf, covering public liability insurance.

Discover the historical significance of Bethany-Beyond-the-Jordan, a humble archaeological gem in the heart of the Jordan Valley, believed to be where John the Baptist preached and baptized Jesus. Its connection to Christianity attracts historians, travelers, and pilgrims from around the world.

Embark on a private transfer from Amman to Petra, stopping at Madaba and Mt. Nebo. Visit Mt. Nebo, where Moses is said to have seen the Promised Land before being buried by God. Explore the famous Byzantine Mosaics in Madaba, including the captioned map of biblical sites in St. George's Church.

Take some time to visit Siq Al-Barid (Little Petra), a suburb of Petra that was an important meeting point for ancient caravan routes. Explore the narrow file filled with tombs, temples, houses, and more, and enjoy the picturesque surrounding area.

Embark on a private tour of Petra, the captivating sandstone city, and check off an item from your bucket list. This ancient treasure has fascinated adventurers worldwide for decades, and there is no better way to discover it than with a local guide. Our full day tour will take you to Wadi Musa, the home of Petra in the heart of Jordan's arid landscape. Marvel at the impressive remains of this Nabatean city, intricately carved into the rocky surroundings. After lunch, explore the site at your own pace before returning to your accommodation.

Enhance your Petra experience with the Petra Night Show. Witness the awe-inspiring Nabatean architecture illuminated by over 1,500 candles, creating a truly enchanting atmosphere. Walk along the illuminated path through the Siq to The Treasury and immerse yourself in a captivating performance featuring mesmerizing Bedouin music.

Wadi Rum possesses a timeless quality, remaining untouched by humanity and its destructive forces. Today, journey from Petra to Wadi Rum with a private guide to marvel at the desertscapes. The grandeur of the towering skyscrapers is the result of weather and winds sculpting the landscape, as artistically described by T.E. Lawrence. Hikers can relish the serenity of the vast open spaces, wandering through canyons and discovering ancient rock drawings and other hidden treasures. Accompanied by a Bedouin driver, embark on a 2-hour jeep tour through the monolithic rockscape, making stops at Lawrence Spring and the Khazali sites. In the late afternoon, return to Petra.

You can enjoy a private transfer from Petra to Amman that lasts about three hours. In Amman, a local representative will help you before taking you to your accommodation.

From Amman, you can catch a direct flight to Tel Aviv which takes approximately 45 minutes.

When you arrive in Tel Aviv, an airport representative will meet you in the airplane sleeve (jet bridge) and guide you through a separate passport control desk. Then, they will assist you in collecting your luggage before escorting you to the arrivals gate where your driver will be waiting for you.

For your transfer between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, a private vehicle with a driver will be provided.

Jerusalem, known as the Holy Land, is revered by Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. The Mount of Olives overlooks the Old City and separates it from the Judean Desert. Start the day at the Mount of Olives with an English-speaking driver-guide. Enjoy the panoramic view of the Old City and visit the Church of Saint Anne and the Pools of Bethesda. Follow the Via Dolorosa, a significant Christian pilgrimage route, ending at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Explore the narrow souks connecting the Christian and Jewish Quarters, and end the morning at the Western Wall. This wall is considered the holiest accessible site for Jewish prayer. Leave the Old City through the Dung Gate and visit the City of David, an archaeological site with findings dating back to the Bronze Age.

In the Israeli landscape, there are several iconic natural wonders that have a significant role in the biblical history of the Holy Land. These wonders, including Masada, Ein Gedi, and the Dead Sea, can be found in the Jordan Rift Valley, with the mountains on the Jordanian side providing a dramatic backdrop. To begin your day, your English-speaking driver-guide will take you to the beautiful Ein Gedi Reserve, a desert oasis that is mentioned multiple times in the Book of Psalms and features stunning waterfalls. Afterward, you will continue by car to Masada, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as King Herod's desert mountain palace and the location of the final stand of the zealots against the Roman Legion. From the summit, you will have breathtaking views of the desert and the Dead Sea. You can reach the summit by cable car and explore the excavation of King Herod's palaces, the bathhouse, storerooms, the ancient ramp used to ascend the mountain, and one of the oldest synagogues still standing. If you are in good health, you may choose to hike up the Snake Path to the summit, but please note that this can be quite challenging due to the hot desert sun and the 90-minute duration of the hike. Finally, you will end your day by soaking in the Dead Sea, which is famous for its highly-salinated waters and for being the lowest point on earth, situated 1,412 feet below sea level. The sea was once home to one of the world's first health resorts, built for King Herod. However, the water level has been decreasing over the past century, leading to collaboration between Israel and Jordan to protect this valuable resource in the future.

Bethlehem, known as the birthplace of Jesus, is just 6 miles south of Jerusalem. Christians from all denominations come here as a pilgrimage site. To get to Bethlehem from Israel, your English-speaking driver-guide will accompany you to the checkpoint. Make sure to have your passport, as Israelis cannot cross the checkpoint. Once you pass the checkpoint, a Palestinian guide will join you for a visit to the Chapel of the Milk Grotto. This Catholic church is built on the site of a 5th-century Byzantine church, where it is believed that the Holy Family sought refuge. Continue by car to the Basilica of the Church of the Nativity, located where Jesus was born. The church is jointly administered by different Christian authorities, making it a unique place to visit. Take your time exploring these sacred sites and talk to your Palestinian guide about life in the West Bank. Bethlehem has interesting shops that focus on Christian religious apparel different from those in Jerusalem. Your guide will take you back to the checkpoint in Israel, where you will rejoin your Israeli guide and leave.

Beyond the Old City, Jerusalem has many historical treasures scattered throughout the city. Start your day with your English-speaking driver-guide at the Israel Museum. On the way, you'll pass by the Supreme Court and the Knesset, the Israeli parliament. The Israel Museum holds artifacts related to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The most important exhibits are the model of the city from the time of the Second Temple and the Shrine of the Book, which houses the Dead Sea Scrolls, the oldest biblical manuscripts in the world found in Qumran. After that, visit the Holocaust Memorial of Yad Vashem, located next to the country's war cemetery on Mount Herzl. Yad Vashem serves as a reminder of the Holocaust and the unimaginable atrocities committed against the Jewish people. It is a must-visit site in Israel where you can reflect and pay your respects.

You will be met by an airport representative at the entrance of Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport. They will assist you with the airport security procedure, check-in, and passport control at a separate desk. A private vehicle will then transfer you between Jerusalem and the airport.