Egypt: Archaeological Treasures
Client Profile
Travelers: Dr. Samuel Cohen (68) & Dr. Leah Cohen (35)
From: Boston, MA
Interests: Pharaoh tombs, hieroglyphics
Special Requests: King Tut's tomb private access
Dietary Needs: Kosher-style meals
Accessibility: Samuel uses walking cane
Accommodation: Sofitel Winter Palace, Nile Dahabiya Cruise
Journey Highlights
- Private early access to the Great Pyramid before public opening
- Exclusive entry to King Tutankhamun's tomb in the Valley of the Kings
- Hieroglyph translation workshop with Egyptologist
- Private sailing on a traditional dahabiya with dedicated kosher kitchen
- Abu Simbel charter flight to avoid long drives
- VIP access to Tutankhamun treasures with museum curator
- Custom cartouche necklaces with names in hieroglyphs
This 10-day Egyptian odyssey has been meticulously crafted for Dr. Samuel Cohen and his daughter Dr. Leah Cohen, both passionate historians with a particular interest in Egyptology. Special consideration has been given to Dr. Samuel's mobility needs, with accessibility accommodations throughout the journey, including adjusted walking paces, strategically planned rest periods, and alternative transportation options where needed.
The itinerary balances scholarly interests with comfortable luxury, featuring private access to archaeological sites before public opening hours to avoid crowds and heat. Kosher-style dining has been arranged throughout the journey, including on the exclusive dahabiya Nile cruise, where a dedicated kitchen and chef will prepare meals according to dietary requirements while maintaining the authentic flavors of Egyptian cuisine.