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Sacred Egypt
Winter Solstice Trip
A 16 day trip exploring some of the most significant sacred sites of Lower and Upper Egypt
led by David Furlong and run in conjunction with Eagle Travel
Sunday 8 - Monday 23 December 2024
Accommodation
Accommodation in Cairo will be in the Barcelo Cairo Pyramids Hotel. When we reach Luxor we will be in the Aracan Eatabe Luxor Hotel and in Aswan the Tolip Aswan Hotel.We will also spend 4 nights on M/S Solaris 1 cuise boat. The accommodation in the hotels will be half board (breakfast and dinner) and on the boat full board.
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The Baracelo Cairo Pyramids Hotel, Giza
Aracan Eatabe Hotel Luxor
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Solaris 1
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Tolip Aswan Hotel
Hotels
The hotels are all 4* and have been chosen by Egyptian tour company for their quality and ambience.
Location
The Cairo hotel, is located on the west bank of the Nile about 5km from the Giza plateau. The pyramids can be seen from the hotel roof garden. The Luxor hotel is located on the east bank of the Nile, with clear views to the West Bank, yet close to the Luxor Temple and the central facilities of the town. The Tolip Aswan Hotel is on the east bank of the Nile about 2km from the centre of Aswan.
Facilities
All hotels have restaurants, and swimming pools.
Rooms
The rooms are booked for standard accommodation. Superior rooms, can be booked for extra charge.
Official Hotel Ratings
4 star
Does Egypt call to you? Then why not join us for this trip?
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For further information please write to:
David Furlong or Frida Maria Myrtles, Como Road, Malvern Worcs WR14 2TH
Tel: +44 (0)1684-569105 or +44 (0)777-978-9047
Email: David Furlong |
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![David Furlong](images/davidphoto2004.jpg)
David has been taking groups to Egypt for more than 25 years. He has extensive knowledge on Ancient Egyptian Culture and has published his researches into the solstice alignment at Queen Hatshepsut's temple.
The goddess Hathor from the Luxor museum. |