IMMERSIVE EGYPT

THREE ANCIENT WONDERS TO EXPERTLY EXPLORE

Hello Traveler!

Sand-covered pyramids, magnificent tombs for legendary kings and queens, bejeweled museums, captivating bazaars, the magnificent Nile… it’s no wonder Egypt has beckoned curious travelers for more than two millennia! If you’re seeking a luxurious and exhilarating adventure that grants you VIP access to explore Egypt’s remarkably preserved ancient wonders… look no further. I work closely with my friends and partners at Abercrombie & Kent to create experiential adventures around the world, and their expertly guided small group and private tours are simply the best. Uncover the story of this enduring destination, and experience Egypt like never before — in total luxury and always with true experts at your side. Ride on camelback through pyramid-dotted deserts, embark on a stylish Nile River cruise, and join the best Egyptologists in the region to acquire fascinating insights while discovering rarely seen places. Enjoy reading about a few ancient sights you can experience, and get in touch to customize your immersive Egyptian adventure today.

EXPLORE THE COLORFUL TOMB OF PHARAOH SETI I

GOLDEN GRANDEUR IN THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS

Set in the Valley of the Kings, pictured above, descending into the Tomb of Seti is a truly awe-inspiring experience. Seti’s time was very prosperous, and he put a great deal of work into making his burial chamber the most decorated tomb in the valley. Considered one of the best preserved tombs in Egypt, the walls appeared to have been freshly painted when it was discovered in 1817, and the artisans’ paint and brushes were found at the site. The colors simply must be experienced in person — you won’t believe it was painted 3,000 years ago!

STEP UP TO EXPERIENCE THE PYRAMID OF DJOSER

THE FIRST-EVER PYRAMID & ANCIENT ARCHITECTURE IN SAKKARA

There are over 130 pyramids in Egypt, but the Pyramid of Djoser (or Step Pyramid) in the ancient Sakkara necropolis was the first ever (built around 2630 BC). It was designed by an architect named Imhotep, a genius of the ancient times who became the second most powerful man after the pharaoh. The pyramid was intended to be one mastaba (step) constructed over the tomb, but after inspecting the construction of the first step, Imhotep decided to enlarge it, and then added five more, with a conical shape at the top which points to the sun. Sakkara is also home to hundreds of tombs that belong to the noble class in Egypt. The tombs show a great deal of special artwork, and reveal everyday life in ancient Egypt with scenes of housewives at home with the children, farmers in the field, and others fishing or tending to their flock.

STAND IN THE SHADOW OF THE GREAT SPHINX OF GIZE

GET UP CLOSE TO AN ANCIENT WORLD WONDER

Most travelers to Egypt will see the Great Sphinx from a distance, but imagine a private visit where you can admire this ancient masterpiece while standing in its shadow. Join renowned Egyptologist and former Minister of Antiquities, Dr. Zahi Hawass on a private walk to explore the Great Sphinx and its surroundings. You may recognize Dr. Hawass from a number of well-known documentaries, as he has made several remarkable discoveries. He will explain the myths of kings written in hieroglyphics on the Dream Stele set between the paws of the Sphinx, the tombs of the workers that were discovered nearby, and much more. This is truly a multi-dimensional experience in one of the most special places on earth.