Ancient Lifetimes
Through Egypt
A Sacred Journey of Remembering
May 5-17, 2027
with Suzanne Spooner
& Sarah Breskman Cosme
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May 5
Arrive in Cairo
Upon arriving in Cairo, you’ll be warmly welcomed at the airport and brought to the beautiful Giza Palace Hotel, our home for the next two nights.
The Giza Palace Hotel
Opened in 2025, the Giza Palace seamlessly blends refined Egyptian hospitality with modern architectural elegance. Its serene atmosphere, luxurious rooms, and exquisite surroundings create the perfect beginning to your Egyptian adventure.
Dine & Relax
Settle in and enjoy the hotel’s inviting lounges, cafés, and restaurants. Restore your energy with a visit to the Palace Spa or a refreshing swim as you acclimate to this ancient land.
May 6
The Sphinx
We will enjoy early morning private access to the Sphinx, where we will connect to the consciousness of what was once the outpost to Atlantis. During a powerful group meditation between the paws, you can use the frequency of the Sphinx to uncover your own ancient memories.
The Pyramids
After returning to the Giza Palace for a delicious breakfast, we’ll journey to the Giza Plateau. We'll travel by camel to see the Pyramid of Khafre, then travel by bus to the Pyramid of Menkaure for a deeper exploration of these extraordinary structures and the mysteries encoded within their walls.
Dining on the Giza Plateau
We will enjoy a delicious meal with a peaceful, breath-taking view of the pyramids at the 9 Pyramids Restaurant.
Situated inside the Giza Plateau, we will have a chance to relax and refuel together.
Return to the Giza Palace
After dinner, we’ll return to the hotel where we’ll have the opportunity to unwind and relax.
May 7
Saqqara Plateau
Pyramid of Unas
After breakfast we depart to the sacred Saqqara Plateau and visit the Pyramid of Unas where we will learn more about the secret portals. The smallest pyramid at the plateau, the Pyramid of Unas is the first of its kind to hold funerary texts known as “the Pyramid Texts” which were used to aid the Pharaoh in the world of the Hereafter. Home to many tombs, temples and burial sites, Saqqara still provides Egyptologists with many discoveries from the ancient world.
Pyramid of Djoser
The Serapeum
We will have the opportunity to visit the Pyramid of Djoser, which is reported to contain ancient knowledge and power accessible by serious aspirants. There will also be time to visit the mysterious and energetically-powerful underground Serapeum.
After a delicious lunch at the Saqqara Palms Restaurant, we'll visit the Papyrus Institute and learn how ancient scribes and pharaohs used Nile reeds to create durable paper. (This is a great place to find unique gifts and souvenirs!) After the Papyrus Institute, we'll return to the Giza Palace for a relaxing night.
May 8
The Valley of the Kings
We'll leave Cairo early in the morning and make our way to Luxor. We’ll enjoy private entry to the Tomb of Thutmose III—a rare and special opportunity. You’ll have time to explore the hieroglyphs that depict his interactions with extraterrestrials and experience the light-language encoded in the walls. (This tomb is optional but highly recommended. You may also visit the Tomb of Tutankhamun, famously discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.)
We’ll also visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon, followed by a stop at an alabaster factory, where you’ll see how ancient artisans crafted beautiful vases and bowls. A secret antiquities room awaits in the back!
Al Moudira
After lunch at a local restaurant, we check in at the jaw-dropping Al Moudira.
With magnificent domes, arches, and lush gardens, Al Moudira is the perfect place to relax by the pool or the Turkish bath, or explore the grounds.
We'll also gather for a group past-life regression and explore your personal connections to this ancient land.
May 9
The Temple of Seti I
After a delicious breakfast, we'll take a scenic drive through the desert to reach Abydos, home to the remarkable Temple of Seti I with the famous "helicopter" hieroglyph and the seven sacred chambers of alignment.
The Osirion
We'll enjoy rare access to the Abydos Temple and a special private entrance to the spiritual Osirion, a megalithic chamber dated over 11,000 years old with a powerful representation of the Flower of Life.
Dendera
We’ll have a box lunch on the bus as we journey to Dendera to visit the magical Temple of the Goddess Hathor, historically known as the Temple of Tentyra. As the largest structure in the Dendera complex—and one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt—it offers a vivid window into ancient devotional architecture. Together we'll meditate in a secret chamber.
Before heading back to Al Moudira, we'll stop at another stellar jewelry store specializing in lapis, coral, and gold and the very special power stones.
May 10
Luxor Temple
After breakfast, we check out and head to the East Bank to explore the magnificent Luxor and Karnak Temples. Often described as the temple—or blueprint—of the perfected human, Luxor is considered a three-dimensional symbolic map of the fully realized being.
We'll also stop at a renowned jewelry store, where lapis lazuli, coral, turquoise, and gold take center stage.
Karnak Temple
Once the religious capital of Egypt, Karnak was primarily dedicated to Amun-Ra. We’ll walk through the Great Hypostyle Hall, featuring 133 columns in 16 rows, and see Queen Hatshepsut’s obelisk and the Sacred Lake.
A private visit to Sekhmet’s tiny but very powerful temple is available as an optional excursion.
Nile Cruise
Around lunch time, we'll check into our cruise ship, the Sonesta St. George, where we can relax or swim in the pool. After dinner we'll enjoy a night of music and dancing.
May 11
Valley of the Kings
In the morning, enjoy an (optional) sunrise balloon ride that offers spectacular views of the Valley of the Kings. Afterward, return for breakfast on board.
We'll have a relaxing free morning. In the afternoon, Suzanne will offer a free class on channeling using her process, The Art of Universal Knowing (TAUK).
May 12
Kom Ombo
After breakfast on board, we sail to Kom Ombo to visit the Temple shared by the two gods Sobek and Horis.
Due to the conflict between these gods, the temple features dual architecture: two entrances, courtyards, colonnades, hypostyle halls, and sanctuaries—one for each deity.
Temple of Edfu
After lunch on board, we'll sail to Edfu and the Temple of Horus, the second largest temple in Egypt. Among its most striking features are the 118-foot tall pylons depicting battle scenes of King Ptolemy VIII defeating Horus's enemies.
On board the ship tonight, we celebrate Egyptian-style at a private dinner and Galabia Party on the top deck—with stars above and the Nile below.
September 10
Fly to Aswan
We have an early morning transfer to the airport for our flight to the mystical city of Aswan, celebrated for the stone quarries that furnished the statues, obelisks, and shrines found throughout Egypt, including the pyramids.
The Tolip Aswan
With magnificent views of the Nile, the five-star Tolip Aswan lies in the heart of what was the ancient frontier of Pharaonic Egypt, home of the stones that built the Pyramids. You can still see traces of these 3,000-year-old quarries in the cliffs and by the roadsides. It is here, too, that the Greek philosopher Eratosthenes used measurements to prove that the Earth was not flat.
In the afternoon there will be an optional excursion to an authentic Nubian Village. The colorful village is inviting, and we’ll meet perhaps the most interesting house pet you’ve ever seen!
September 11
Temple of Philae
We’ll visit the High Dam and the Temple of Philae by motor boat. Sitting on Aglike Island, the Temple of Philae was one of the remaining places where the ancient religions of the region remained after the arrival of Christianity and is thought to be one of the most picturesque temples in all of Egypt.
Temple of Isis
The main highlight of the Temple complex is the Temple of Isis, perched at the water's edge. Tide permitting, we will have the chance to wander around these temples enjoying the hieroglyphs and the intricately decorated pillars and walls.
September 16
Grand Egyptian Museum
We enjoy one final beautiful breakfast at Al Moudira before heading to the airport for our return flight to Cairo. Upon arrival, we check in to the elegant Giza Palace Hotel.
An optional tour of the new Grand Egyptian Museum is available today, led by our brilliant Egyptologist, Dr. Vivian Zaki. The rest of the day is yours to relax and explore at your leisure.
September 17
Bent Pyramid
Red Pyramid
After breakfast, we depart the Giza Palace for the mysterious Dahshur Plateau to visit Sneferu’s pyramids—some of the oldest, largest, and best-preserved in all of Egypt. We’ll explore the enigmatic Red Pyramid, where entry is not permitted, allowing us to reflect on the wisdom of the Divine Feminine from the outside. Then, we’ll experience the powerful energetic frequencies of the Bent Pyramid.
We’ll enjoy lunch at the Sakkara Restaurant before returning to the Giza Palace to relax and integrate the powerful upgrades we’ve received.
September 19
The Osiris Shaft
In the morning, below the Giza Plateau, we will have the unique opportunity for a private visit to the fascinating Osiris Shaft, a spiritual sanctuary and symbolic tomb where pharaohs and commoners alike paid homage to Osiris. (Note: the Osiris Shaft visit is optional and requires an additional charge.)
Private Visit to the Great Pyramid
We’ll enjoy a free afternoon before an exciting and powerful private visit inside the Great Pyramid in the early evening.
We'll take full advantage of our private visit by exploring the Subterranean Chamber before ascending to the Grand Gallery, the Queen’s chamber, and the most powerful place in Egypt -- the King’s Chamber, where we will do a private meditation and experience the famous and mysterious Sarcophagus.
We will then return to the Giza Palace for a farewell dinner together.
September 20
Farewell to Cairo
In the morning we’ll enjoy breakfast before transferring to Cairo International airport.
Tour Details
Dates:
- September 8-20, 2026
Tour Includes:
- 12 nights of luxurious and unique accommodations including a 3-night cruise on the Nile
- Arrival and departure transfers
- Most meals covered each day
- Transportation by private air-conditioned coaches
- Domestic flight Cairo/Aswan
- Domestic flight Aswan/Cairo
- Hotel tax
- English-speaking Egyptologist guide
Added Features:
- Travel with best-selling author and transformational teachers Sarah Breskman Cosme and Suzanne Spooner
- Travel with like-minded participants, make new life-long friends
- Guided group past-life regression and meditation led by Sarah Breskman Cosme and Suzanne Spooner
- Private entrances to the Great Pyramid, Sphinx, Osirion, and the Tomb of Thutmose III
- Visit the picturesque Temple of Philae in Aswan
- Travel by camel across the Giza Plateau
Price:
- $11,222 for shared room
- $14,444 for private room
Tour Does Not Include:
- Airfare to/from Cairo, Egypt
- Hotel costs for early arrivals or late departures
- Cost to obtain valid passport
- Egyptian visa ($30) purchased for you by our arrival host at the airport)
- Any items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks and telephone calls
- Any item that is not specifically detailed on our website
- Tips and gratuities to local drivers and guides
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