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ABOUT BROOKE BEYOND

hi, I’m Brooke!

I’m a full-time traveller obsessed with getting off the beaten path, exploring backcountry gems, and reaching dramatic summits. I’ve spent the last decade exploring the world (and nearly five years living out of a suitcase) with no plans to return to “normal” life.

My love for travel started young, and at 18, I moved across the world by myself to start a new life in Australia, convinced there was something more waiting beyond my rainy Seattle suburb. Over the next 8 years, I juggled multiple jobs & university degrees, squeezing every spare moment (and dollar) into travel: catching overnight buses in Bolivia, exploring jungle temples in Cambodia, hiking alpine trails in Italy & chasing true adventure everywhere from Argentina to Zimbabwe.

When I finished my PhD at the end of 2019, I set out to fulfill my wildest dream: an entire year of solo travel. In less than 9 months, I saved $70k AUD, sold everything I owned in Melbourne, and booked a one-way flight. But it didn’t take long to realise this was more than just a “trip” & suddenly my wildest dream became even wilder: what if this could be my life?

Since then, I’ve embraced vanlife, spent nearly 2 years exploring my favourite place in the world (Mexico!),  trekked through some of the most remote corners of the planet, gotten lost in 60 countries, and summited mountains like Aconcagua and Mont Blanc completely solo + unsupported.

Now, I travel full-time with my life/climbing partner, James, and together we chase windy summits, backcountry trails & wild landscapes, on a mission to explore the most awe-inspiring corners of the planet and help others do the same. We’ve built our life around adventure and intentional travel, creating BrookeBeyond as a space to share ultra-detailed trail guides, adventure itineraries, and expert gear recommendations for people who want to travel deeper, hike farther, and truly connect with the world around them.

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This blog is here to take you beyond—

Beyond the marked trail.

Beyond the tourist hotspots.

Beyond the headlines.

Beyond what you expect a place to be.

And beyond what you think you can do.

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🌍 Beyond the ordinary

I believe travel should be bold, challenging, and ultimately an opportunity for growth. Forget laying around the pool at a 5-star resort, I’m drawn to lesser-known natural wonders, rich cultural immersion, and the kind of adventures that push you outside of your comfort zone— because that’s where the real magic is! The world is an incredible place and there’s wonder in every single corner for those willing to dig a little deeper and venture beyond the typical tourist track.

🌱 Responsible, intentional travel

I truly believe that if we set out with intention, travel can be a profound source for good, both for the curious traveller and the local communities we choose to support. In promoting alternate destinations, we hope to redistribute tourism to better support local economies & protect the wild places that inspire us. Getting off the beaten path doesn’t just lead to hidden gems and unique experiences, it’s also a conscious way to counter over-tourism and maximise the positive impact of travel.

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From the Andes to the Alps, I’ve tackled some of the world’s most epic trails, mapped out hundreds of off-grid routes, and built detailed GPS tracks so you can cultivate your own epic adventures without weeks of planning. These resources are built for you to explore boldly, whether you’re with a partner or setting off solo— some of my life’s greatest moment have been on the side of a mountain, entirely alone. Don’t wait for the perfect companion and certainly don’t wait for permission to tackle ambitious goals!

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  • Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
  • After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
  • For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
  • back in Egypt for the 3rd time in 2 years and still mesmerised by the history and legends and MAGIC here ✨ — #egpyt #pyramids #gizapyramids
  • WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
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Carved in the cliffs of Luxor’s West Bank lies the Valley of the Kings, the ancient necropolis where Egypt’s mighty pharaohs were entombed for eternity. From 1550–1070 BCE, more than 60 royal tombs were carved into the rock, their walls covered in vivid hieroglyphs and celestial maps to guide each ruler safely into the afterlife. Of all the incredible ancient sites in Luxor, the Valley of the Kings struck me the deepest. The colours are just so vivid and the art still feels so alive… a time-capsule that’s perfectly preserved 3000yrs of history. The wonder of it all literally brought me to tears 🥺 TIPS FOR VISITING 🎟️ there are usually ~12 tombs open at any given time & the standard ticket will get you into any 3 of the basic lot (while a few of the most special ones require an extra ticket) Which tombs to visit👇 🔹 Tomb of Ramses IV (KV2) — one of the best preserved, with a soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling painted deep blue and covered in golden stars 🔹 Tomb of Merneptah (KV8) — long, descending corridors lined with detailed reliefs that still show traces of their original colour 🔹 Tomb of Ramses III (KV11) — features striking battle scenes and the Book of Gates, illustrating the pharaoh’s journey through the night 🔹 Tomb of Ramses V/VI (KV9) — ($4 extra ticket) — the ceilings are covered in intricate astronomical scenes, including the Book of the Heavens. 🔹 Tomb of Seti I (KV17) — ($40 extra ticket) — the most exquisite of them all, with incredible depth, vivid paintwork, and intricate carvings that make it feel almost alive — #egypt #valleyofthekings #ancientegypt #luxor
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After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
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After 3 trips to Cairo, here’s what I’d recommend if you only had 1 full day to see the highlights: 1️⃣ 6.30am: light brekky on your hotel rooftop - book a hotel in Giza with a rooftop terrace and enjoy a light breakfast overlooking the pyramids before heading out! 2️⃣ 7am: start at the Giza Plateau (pyramids + sphinx) - arrive at opening to enjoy the complex to yourself before tour buses arrive ~9am - new shuttle bus system inside the complex as of late 2025—> take the bus to the King Khafre stop (this is the pyramid with partial casing on the top) and then walk around the backside of the Great Pyramid - in the interest of time, I’d recommend skipping the inside of the pyramid (it takes at least 30min and there’s not much to see) - catch the shuttle to the Sphinx 3️⃣ 10.30am: brunch at 9 Pyramids Lounge - reservation required to access this area— worth it for the view! - from the Visitor’s Centre, take the shuttle out to the lounge >30min before your reservation to allow time for photos - our absolute favourite view of the pyramids is a short walk to the left of the restaurant 4️⃣ 1pm: Saqqara Necropolis - about 1hr from Giza (hire a driver) - Pyramid of Teti: descend steep steps into the tomb to see incredible deep relief hieroglyphs & stars on the ceiling - Tomb of Mereruk: large interior with some preserved colour & great representations of daily life - Djoser Step Pyramid + tomb: another cool pyramid to enter! *OR if you want a fancy lunch and more time at the museum, skip Saqqara and swap 9 Pyramids Lounge for Khufu’s (also inside Giza Plateau) 5️⃣ 4pm: Grand Egyptian Museum - 1hr drive back to Giza - spend 2-3hrs exploring the museum (galleries close an hour earlier, so start there and then explore the hall) - open until 10pm on Sat or Wed, otherwise until 7pm 6️⃣ dinner at Zooba - one of our favourite restaurants in Cairo, with a location right inside the GEM complex — #egypt #pyramids #giza #cairo
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For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
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For hundreds of years, people have been cruising the Nile as a way to experience the incredible temples and tombs of Upper Egypt (and for thousands of years before that, as a means of transporting the raw materials used to BUILD these temples). And here’s what we’ve learned after multiple Nile Cruises: it’s a classic for a reason. This is the absolute best way to experience ancient Egypt, and it’s a joy for us to come back year after year (after year) to spend more time on this storied river, soaking in the magic of so many millennia. If you like the idea of a Nile Cruise but have noooo idea what’s involved, here’s some quick info: 🔹most cruises run between Luxor and Aswan over 3-5 days 🔹cruises include full board (3 meals per day) and guided visits to all of the sites along the route— you’ll dock outside ancient temples and step off the boat to explore! 🔹expect to pay anything from $500-$10k per room, depending on how budget vs fancy the boat is 🔹the standard itinerary includes: East Bank of Luxor (Karnak + Luxor Temples), West Bank (Temple of Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings), Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae Temple (and it’s easy to tack on Abu Simbel) Would you go on a Nile Cruise?? 👇🏻 — #egpyt #nilecruise #luxor
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back in Egypt for the 3rd time in 2 years and still mesmerised by the history and legends and MAGIC here ✨ — #egpyt #pyramids #gizapyramids
back in Egypt for the 3rd time in 2 years and still mesmerised by the history and legends and MAGIC here ✨ — #egpyt #pyramids #gizapyramids
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back in Egypt for the 3rd time in 2 years and still mesmerised by the history and legends and MAGIC here ✨ — #egpyt #pyramids #gizapyramids
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WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
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WE LOVE YOU, JORDAN!!! 🤩🇯🇴 If you’ve been following along in my stories (@brookebeyond_ ), you’ll know that we just wrapped up our inaugural Jordan adventure group trip and that it was CRAZY AMAZING!!! We hiked along the Jordan Trail, we scrambled high above Wadi Rum, we learned to cook classic Jordanian dishes with a group of local ladies, we canyoneered to hidden waterfalls, we explored back trails of Petra that almost no one knows about, we floated in the Dead Sea… and we got to watch 12 new people fall in love with Jordan ❤️ It’s such an unbelievable privilege to share our favourite places with fellow travellers, to be given a platform and an opportunity to showcase the culture, hospitality, wild landscapes, and incredible adventures that make Jordan so unique. And it’s a role we take very seriously! We spent a month in Jordan last year, meticulously researching & vetting experiences for a group trip that would be truly one-of-a-kind. With the support of our amazing local partners @experiencejordanadventures and the BEST guide in Jordan @mahmoud_bdoul , we were able to bring this vision to life: a 10-day itinerary full of adventure, connection, flavour, and experiences that you simply won’t find on ANY other tour. 📣 If this sounds like your kinda trip, we’ll be returning to Jordan next year from 2-11 May with another group of intrepid explorers!! Spots sold out crazy fast last time, so make sure to join my BEYOND GROUP TRAVEL broadcast channel to be the first to hear when the trip goes live later this month! Or DM to be added to the waitlist 🎉✨ — #jordan #visitjordan #beyondjordan #grouptrip #jordantrail
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