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The Unofficial Mummy Tour March 20-29, 2027 with optional 4-day Morocco add-on

Mar 19 - Apr 2, 2027

10 Days | 3 days/3 nights Cairo šŸ›ļø | 2 days/2 nights Luxor āš±ļø | 3 days/3 nights Luxury Nile Cruise ⛵ | 2 days/2 nights Cairo 🐪 | optional 4-day Morocco film locations extension šŸŽ¬

Step into the world that inspired one of cinema's most beloved adventure films on this one-of-a-kind journey through Egypt, March 20–29, 2027. Explore the Great Pyramids, descend into ancient tombs, wander the Valley of the Kings, cruise the Nile aboard a luxury riverboat, and stand before the colossal temples of Abu Simbel. Along the way, enjoy exclusive Mummy Moments, including themed movie screenings, trivia, and behind-the-scenes stories that separate Hollywood legend from archaeological reality.

Created and led by National Geographic Explorer Dr. Gwyneth Talley, this immersive adventure blends world-class Egyptology, unforgettable cultural experiences, and just the right amount of cinematic nostalgia. Whether you're a lifelong fan of The Mummy or simply fascinated by ancient Egypt, you'll experience the places that inspired the legend—and discover the history that is even more extraordinary than the movie.

āž• Optional Morocco Add-On (4 Days | March 29–April 1, 2027)
Continue the adventure by visiting AĆÆt Ben Haddou, the spectacular fortified village that stood in for ancient Egypt in The Mummy. Tour the legendary Atlas Film Studios in Ouarzazate, travel through the High Atlas Mountains, and experience the cinematic landscapes that brought the film to life.

āœˆļø DEADLINE TO SIGN UP: December 15, 2026

Itinerary

  1. Trip Details

  2. Fri, Mar 19

  3. Sat, Mar 20: Cairo, Egypt

  4. Sun, Mar 21: Cairo, Egypt

  5. Mon, Mar 22: Abu Simbel, Egypt

  6. Tue, Mar 23: Aswan, Egypt

  7. Wed, Mar 24

  8. Thu, Mar 25

  9. Fri, Mar 26

  10. Sat, Mar 27: Luxor, Egypt

  11. Sun, Mar 28: Cairo, Egypt

  12. Mon, Mar 29

  13. Tue, Mar 30

  14. Wed, Mar 31

Full Itinerary

  • Trip Highlights

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    Greater Cairo – Home to Pyramids, King Tut's treasures and the new Grand Egyptian Museum opening soon.

    Luxor City – See the two largest ancient Egyptian temple complexes Luxor and Karnak and Valley of the Kings!

    Aswan – Visit the famous Aswan High Dam and Nubian village and sip tea at the Old Cataract Hotel.

    Nile Cruise – Set sail on a traditional Dahabiya on the the Nile from Luxor to Aswan stops.

    Abu Simbel – Behold the great colossi of Ramses the Great at this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  • Know Your Route

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  • What's Included?

    • Spacious lodging throughout the trip
    • Gorgeous staterooms on the dahabiya (ship)
    • Entrance to all historical sites
    • All breakfasts, most lunches, and dinners
    • English speaking Egyptologist and guide
    • Tour Director
    • Porterage fees at hotels and Nile cruise
    • Domestic flights from Cairo to Luxor, Aswan to Abu Simbel, Abu Simbel to Cairo

    What's Not Included:

    • International Airfare in and out of Cairo
    • $30 tourist visa (USD)
    • Tips for guides
    • Some meals
  • Meet Your Tour Leader

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    Dr. Gwyneth Talley is a National Geographic Explorer and Expert with a PhD in Anthropology and over 15 years of experience living and working across the Middle East and North Africa. She is the CEO of WanderinGwyneth Adventures. Her journeys through Morocco and Egypt have been shaped by years of field research, cultural immersion, and storytelling. As your tour leader, she brings deep local insight, academic expertise, and a passion for connecting travelers to the people, places, and traditions that make each destination unforgettable.

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    Travel is full of excitement—but even the best-planned vacations can hit unexpected bumps. From flight delays and lost luggage to last-minute cancellations or medical emergencies, travel protection gives you peace of mind when it matters most.

    Here’s what travel protection can help with:

    • Trip Cancellations or InterruptionsĀ Reimbursements if you need to cancel or cut your trip short due to covered reasons.
    • Emergency Medical CoverageĀ Protection in case you get sick or injured while traveling—especially important abroad.
    • Baggage Delays or LossĀ Compensation for delayed, damaged, or lost luggage so you’re not left stranded.
    • Travel DelaysĀ Coverage for hotel stays, meals, and transportation when your plans are unexpectedly put on hold.
    • 24/7 Travel AssistanceĀ Access to a team that can help rebook flights, find doctors, or assist with travel hiccups anytime, anywhere.

    Bottom line?Ā Travel protection helps safeguard your investment—and your peace of mind—so you can focus on what really matters: enjoying your trip.

    šŸ›”ļø Travel medical insurance is mandatory. With a wide variety of company, credit card and travel policies out there, how do you know if your coverage is sufficient for our style of adventure travel? Our minimum required insurance policy coverage for medical expenses, evacuation, and repatriation benefits when combined together is 200,000 USD per traveller (or equivalent in other currency). If your pre-existing coverage does not meet these needs, you will be required to purchase travel medical insurance.

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