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April 21-29
EGYPT Expedition
What to Expect
Egypt is not a destination.
It is a conversation with time.
This is a rare expedition across three timeless landscapes;
city, desert, and river—each offering a distinct way of relating to time.
Semi-curated, thoughtfully designed, yet free to unfold.
The journey weaves together intellectual inquiry, embodied experience, and collective joy.
Here, conversations turn into music.
Reflection opens into movement.
And nights dissolve into shared rhythm.
This is not a silent retreat.
It is not a conference.
It is an invite-only encounter,
designed to be lived, felt, and remembered.
WORLD-CLASS JOURNEY
Carefully selected routes, private access, and exceptional settings—
designed for presence, comfort, and depth.
SEASONAL, NOURISHING MEALS
Thoughtfully prepared, locally inspired meals
that support clarity, energy, and shared moments at the table.
TALKS & DIALOGUES
Intimate talks and site-responsive conversations exploring time, memory,
civilization, and the future—experienced together, not delivered.
MEDITATION & MOVEMENT
Gentle mornings with breath, movement, and stillness—
awakening the body and grounding attention before the day unfolds.
MUSIC & SOUND
Local rhythms, DJ sets, and spontaneous gatherings—
where conversation turns into music and nights find their own rhythm.
WHO THIS IS FOR ?
• Founders, creators, thinkers
• Cultural leaders and patrons of ideas
• People building things meant to last
• Those questioning speed, scale, and constant optimization
This expedition is for people who value depth over noise.
WHY THIS EXPEDITION ?
Modern life is obsessed with the future.
Ancient civilizations were obsessed with continuity.
Egypt offers a rare opportunity to step outside linear time
and encounter a civilization that thought in cycles, symbols, and rituals.
This is not a retreat.
Not a bootcamp.
Not a tour.
It is a traveling intellectual gathering—
where place becomes text, and movement becomes thinking,
and time is encountered not as an idea,
but as a shared, meaningful experience.
Day 1
Cairo
Arrival in Cairo and private transfer to the hotel.
Check-in and time to settle.
The first day is intentionally light;
designed to arrive, ground, and gently attune to the rhythm of the journey.
Opening Evening
Welcome Dinner & Opening Talk
An intimate gathering to meet one another and set intentions
A calm, unhurried beginning.
Overnight: Cairo
Day 2
Cairo
Breakfast at hotel
Departure to the Giza Plateau.
Visit to the Great Pyramid of Giza
Curated experience at the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM)
Lunch at Marriott Mena House, overlooking the pyramids.
In the afternoon, we walk through Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, encountering Cairo as a living, breathing city.
As the day softens, we return to the hotel.
Sunset & Dinner at the hotel.
Evening at leisure.
Overnight: Cairo
Day 3
Cairo → Siwa Oasis
Early breakfast at the hotel.
09:00 – Private charter flight to Siwa Oasis.
Arrival, hotel check-in, and time to settle into the desert rhythm.
Afternoon visits to:
Mountain of the Dead (Gebel al-Mawta)
Fatnas Lake, as the light begins to fade
Dinner at the camp
Night under a wide desert sky.
Day 4
Siwa Oasis
Early Morning
Desert Meditation & Gentle Movement
A soft awakening through breath, grounding, and simple movement as the desert comes alive with light.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Morning visits to:
Temple of Amun (Oracle of Amun)
Shali Fortress, the historic heart of Siwa
Return to the hotel for rest.
Afternoon & Evening
Desert Jeep Safari in the Great Sand Sea (approx. 5 hours):
Cold Lake, Hot Spring, excavation area, sandboarding, and Siwa tea at sunset
— deep in the dunes.
A candlelit dinner in the desert,
Desert jam under the stars and an acoustic music gathering.
Day 5
Siwa Oasis
Morning movement session
Breakfast at the hotel.
Day unfolds through water and rest:
Cleopatra’s Spring
Salt Lakes, known for their exceptional purity
Late afternoon ascent to the desert camp for dinner.
After dinner, descent to the nearby hot spring for deep relaxation.
Water CI Jam in hot springs with DJ set— floating, resting, sensing.
Day 6
Siwa → Cairo → Luxor
Breakfast at the hotel.
Optional visit to the local Siwa market (especially for olives & dates).
Check-out and departure from Siwa.
Approx. 14:00 – Flight to Cairo.
Airport transfer and connection flight:
Cairo → Luxor · 20:10
Arrival in Luxor and boarding of the private Dahabiya on the Nile.
Dinner and evening on deck — conversation, gentle music, and the river setting the pace.
Overnight on board.
Day 7
Nile Cruise - Luxor → Edfu
Breakfast on board
West Bank Exploration
Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, Medinet Habu, and the Colossi of Memnon.
In the evening, crossing to the East Bank to visit:
Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple, where architecture, ritual, and night converge.
Dinner on board.
Sailing toward Edfu.
Evening wih conversations on deck, warm sounds and optional dancing under the stars.
Day 8
Nile Cruise - Edfu → Aswan
Breakfast on board
Morning visit to Edfu Temple.
Sailing south, lunch on board
Kom Ombo Temple at sunset.
Sailing to in Aswan.
Farewell Evening on a Private Island
A special dinner and integration ritual with food, music, stories, and shared celebration.
A night holding both depth and delight.
Overnight on board.
Day 9
Aswan → Cairo
Breakfast on the cruise.
Visit to Philae Temple.
Closing Circle
A final moment of reflection, gratitude, and integration.
Domestic flight:
Aswan → Cairo · 17:20
Details & Participation
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Shared Room (Double Occupancy)
$6,200Single Room Supplement
+$2,250Early Bird
$5,580 per person
*10% discount valid until 28 February -
All accommodation (8 nights)
All internal transfers & charter flight
Dahabiya Nile cruise
Curated talks & sessions
Exclusive museum and site visits
Most meals, including welcome & farewell dinners
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International flights to/from Cairo
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
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This expedition is application-based.
Participation is intentionally limited to protect the intimacy, rhythm, and depth of the experience.Once your participation is confirmed,
you will receive a Welcome Pack with everything you need to prepare,
including detailed schedules, packing recommendations, optional add-ons, and practical travel information.This is not a journey to consume.
It is an experience shaped by those who take part in it.
Expedition inquiry
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