Luxor Tour With Minivan

Luxor Tour by Minivan (Valley of the Kings)

KLASS TOURS

Discover Luxor in comfort, privacy, and style with KLASS TOURS. This full-day private minivan tour takes you to the most famous sites: Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, Karnak Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon, with lunch included and a professional Egyptologist guide.

Private and Comfortable Start
Early morning, your private minivan picks you up from your hotel. Enjoy more space, flexibility, and privacy than a big bus, with cool air conditioning and relaxed seating. On the way to Luxor, your guide introduces stories of Upper Egypt, the Nile, and the pharaohs while the scenery changes from desert to green farmland.

Stop 1 – Valley of the Kings
Explore the royal tombs of pharaohs like Tutankhamun, Ramses II, and Seti I. Your guide explains ancient beliefs, hieroglyphs, and burial rituals. Entry to three tombs is included. Optional extra tickets are available for special tombs.

Stop 2 – Hatshepsut Temple
Visit the terraced temple of Egypt’s most powerful female pharaoh. Learn her story, see carvings of her divine birth, religious rituals, and her famous expedition to Punt. Stunning photos await with the cliffs as a backdrop.

Stop 3 – Colossi of Memnon
See the 18-meter statues guarding the ruins of Amenhotep III’s temple. Learn about the “singing statue” legend and take iconic photos.

Lunch
Relax at a local restaurant with grilled chicken or beef, rice, pasta, salads, and fresh bread. Recharge before the final visit.

Stop 4 – Karnak Temple
Explore the largest temple complex in the world: the Great Hypostyle Hall, obelisks, sacred lake, massive statues, and detailed hieroglyphs. Your guide brings the history and gods to life.

Why Choose KLASS TOURS Minivan Program
✔ Private, flexible, and comfortable & ✔ Visit all major Luxor highlights
✔ Expert Egyptologist guide &✔ Lunch included
✔ High-quality, organized service

Return to Hurghada in the evening, relaxed and full of memories from an intimate, unforgettable journey through ancient Egypt.