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All Luxor Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Tafida_A, Oct 2026
Don't Combine East and West Bank: The West Bank Alone Is Worth a Full Day
The West Bank of Luxor was one of the highlights of our trip to Egypt. With our amazing guide we visited the Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, Deir el-Medina (Valley of the Artisans), Medinat Habu, and the Colossi of Memnon, and it almost took an entire day. My biggest piece of advice: don't try to combine the East and West Bank in one day. There is simply too much to see and appreciate. Every site has its own story, stunning architecture, and remarkable history that deserves your full attention. The royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings are breathtaking, Hatshepsut's temple is magnificent, and Deir el-Medina offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the craftsmen who built Egypt's greatest monuments. Medinat Habu was an unexpected gem, filled with beautifully preserved reliefs. Take your time, slow down, and truly experience these incredible places instead of rushing from site to site. The West Bank alone is enough for a full and unforgettable day. Highly recommended for anyone wanting to fully appreciate the wonders of ancient Egypt. 🇪🇬✨ Misr baladi
Rebecca_G, Oct 2026
To start, they came and...
To start, they came and pick us up at out hotel even though it wasn't in the pick-up zone. When we arrived on the site, we went directly int the hot balloon, no waiting. The view was incredible and the pilot was great ! At the end, the pilot specificly told on not to give money or buy stuff to the kids, because they want them to go to school, we really loved his comment.
Mark_A, Sept 2026
Breathtaking tour.
This tour was fantastic, the whole experience allowed for plenty of social interaction, learning and some breathtaking views of the temples and the Nile. The activities were well paced and varied. Our tour guide was Mohamed Gobran who had an unbelievable breadth of knowledge and enthusiasm that brought the whole experience to life.
Azra_K, Sept 2026
Abdel Really is the Best Guide!
We had an absolutely fantastic tour of the Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Queens, Medinet Habu and the Tombs of the Artisans with Abdel as our guide. Our vehicle was initially a little small for our group, but Abdel immediately made the effort to arrange a larger vehicle for us, which we really appreciated. From there, he continued to go above and beyond throughout the entire day. Abdel was incredibly kind, polite and energetic, with a wonderful manner that made the whole experience so enjoyable. His English was excellent, and his knowledge was truly impressive. Every question we asked, no matter how detailed, was answered thoroughly and with genuine enthusiasm. He could even read the hieroglyphics for us, which brought so much more meaning to what we were seeing. What stood out most was how warmly Abdel was greeted everywhere we went. The people working at the sites and other guides clearly knew him and would smile and greet him warmly, and we were repeatedly told that we had one of the best guides. After spending the day with him, we completely understood why! Abdel made history feel alive rather than simply giving us facts. He was engaging, patient, knowledgeable and clearly passionate about what he does. His energy and personality added so much to the experience. Abdel most certainly lived up to his reputation as “the best guide.” We are incredibly grateful to have had him show us this incredible part of Luxor and would wholeheartedly recommend him to anyone visiting.
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Egypt’s ancient wonders come alive in Luxor. There’s so much history here that you’ll want to book a tour (or three) to make the most of your visit. Options include private excursions for a more personalized experience, multi-day Nile River cruises, hot-air balloon flights over the valley, and plenty of opportunities for visiting world-famous sites such as the Valley of the Kings and the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut.