Top Egypt Hot Air Balloon Rides

We had an incredible time on the quads for the sunset trip in the desert. We both loved every minute. The transport to the desert was seamless between the drivers and a short boat trip. Our guides were fantastic when we got to the quads too. Remember to bring a face scarf and they will properly wrap it for you, you will need it! We were brought out to a location that has many cool fossils and we even saw a turtle fossil from millions of years ago. The views were also phenomenal of the mountains and the sunset. 100% would recommend!

My overall experience was wonderful. The experience with the hot air balloons is incredible. Our pilot was excellent, with a smile and enthusiasm, and seemed very experienced, so it was very safe. As for the company I booked with, they were very helpful and I recommend them 100%. Just one day before the flight, they asked us for extra money to fly on the first flight because they didn't have people in the others, and so the amount we had booked increased. Nevertheless, everything was perfect!

A week in magical places, difficult to describe in words. We started from Luxor, heading down towards Aswan, visiting Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, and the temple of Hatshepsut. If you don't see them in person, you don't realize the historical and architectural majesty of these places, the visit to which leaves many more questions than answers. Ahmed, our guide, was perfect in his explanations, timing, and relationship with the group; a round of applause for his competence and empathy. The navigation to reach the sites was daily and nightly; on board, the services and food quality were optimal, and the staff was truly prepared in every area. 4 splendid days in a context of nature and millennial history. On the fourth day, a flight transfer to Cairo to see, in our case revisit, the Giza plateau, another place where history and legend have always been intertwined. Gihan, 'Gigi' in the French style, the girl who guided us on the tour routes, proved to be a very skilled entertainer and very well-prepared, with a marked sense of humor. We also visited the Serapeum, an underground structure that is not very well advertised, but perhaps the most enigmatic and inexplicable place on the Plateau; go and you will understand. To finish, the GEM, the new, enormous Egyptian museum in Cairo, and a visit to the Coptic quarter, the Mosque of Saladin, and some of the most authentic areas of Cairo, markets, bazaars, where you encounter the daily life of the people. Prepare yourselves also for some stops in tourist shops, both in the south and in the north, perhaps the only negligible aspect of a truly splendid week. For us, five stars minimum, for places, facilities, people, and organization.💯🙏❤️