Luxor in Egypt

All inclusive Luxor holidays for the wonders about Egypt

All inclusive Luxor holidays will truly immerse you in Egyptian culture; the vibrant town is located on the banks of the Nile and is surrounded by breath-taking scenery and historical ruins. Luxor won’t let you down if you’re hoping to see a lot of stunning views while on all inclusive holidays. On your trip to Luxor, you’ll see centuries-old royal tombs, enormous temples, lively markets, and kilometres of golden desert sands.

The famed Valley of the Kings, which houses the tombs of various ancient Egyptian pharaohs, including Tutankhamen, is a must-see while your holidays in Luxor. The temple complexes of Luxor and Karnak, as well as the amazingly well-preserved Hathor temple at Dendera, are all fantastic locations to study about Luxor’s ancient past. Take in the breath-taking scenery as you ascend the hills from the Valley of the Kings on your Luxor all inclusive holiday.

Let’s have a look at things to do while on all inclusive holidays in Luxor

If you want to spend some time sailing while on all inclusive holidays, Luxor is a well-liked starting point for a Nile Cruise where you may see more of Egypt. Explore the city on a camel or a horse, or go back in time and shop at the old market for trinkets to keep as a memento of your holiday. Many restaurants in Luxor provide a variety of food, and you can also unwind at one of the city’s bars while watching the sun set over the magnificent Nile.

Book Today your affordable trip to Luxor

You will be spoiled for choice at allinclusive-holiday.co.uk if you’re looking for inexpensive Luxor holidays. If five-star luxury is what you’re after for your holidays, all inclusive in Luxor boasts a wide selection of top-notch lodging options. Why not think about a cheap all inclusive holidays if you want to plan your spending in advance.

If you would prefer something a little more affordable, Luxor also offers self-catering apartments and less expensive hotels. Whatever kind of Egypt holiday you have in mind, you’ll discover a great Egypt offer to suit your budget! Many tourists combine a trip to Luxor with a beach holiday in Sharm El Sheikh or Hurghada on the Red Sea.

What’s the weather like?

The most popular time of year to visit Luxor is between October and March since the temperatures at thet time can get to the mid to late 20s and is considerably more pleasant for sightseeing than the summer months, when it may reach highs of the 30s and 40s. The majority of the nightlife is concentrated on the hotels and includes a variety of live performances, belly dancing, and traditional music. The Luxor Bazaar, which has shops selling trinkets and bars, dominates the local nightlife.

There is a good selection of regional and foreign cuisine, from falafel balls in pita bread to exotic treats from Europe and Asia.

Quick Information

Transfer Times in General

Luxor Airport is only a few miles from Luxor, around 20 minutes away (6 miles).

Romantic Scenery

For those willing to get up early enough and ride out on a traditional felucca boat on the sparkling waters, the lovely River Nile serves as the backdrop for incredible sunsets and sunrises.

Short Transfer

Book an all inclusive package to include your transfer. If you haven’t booked a holiday package then transfers can be scheduled at the time of booking, or visitors can use the taxis waiting outside the airport when they arrive for a more expedient mode of transportation.

Historical Excursions

Luxor is a bustling resort with fascinating ancient sites and tourist attractions for you to explore. In the heart of the historic city, gazing out over the Nile, lies the Temple of Luxor, with its enormous colonnades and enormous statues. The Mummification Museum is another well-liked Luxor attraction, and the Temple of Karnak is one of the biggest ancient temple complexes in the world. Inspiring columns, altars, shrines, and avenues of ram-headed sphynxes serve as a living memorial to the artisans’ labours from countless years ago.

The famous Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens, a vast necropolis that includes, among other things, the well-known tomb of Tutankhamun, is located across the Nile on the west bank.

Fantastic Day Trips

There are a tonne of attractions huge view and activities to do in Luxor, such as floating down the River Nile, hot air balloon rides above it, and day trips on one of the many ancient sightseeing tours.

Typical Retailing

You can haggle over items like carpets, perfumes, scarves, spices, wood carvings, and much more if you visit the souk (market) on Sharia el-Birka.