Divine Egypt Retreat 2026 with Joanne : leadership coach Journey to Self-Discovery for Leaders Aug 31 th – Aug7th 2026

If you feel a call to visit Egypt, imagine going there to have a past life regression inside the Great Pyramid Abydos , Dandara……... Now you can! Join us for this amazing 7-day Egypt Spiritual Journey. Escaping the crowds for a while, scramble to the edge of the Nile to meditate, close your eyes and imagine the dawn rituals that were conducted thousands of years ago.

Day 1 – (Monday 31 Aug) : Arrive to Cairo

Your tour manager will meet and assist you at Cairo International Airport and then check you into Steinberger hotel  where you can see the pyramids in Cairo. Please note that we will have an informal welcome gathering at 6pm at the hotel. If possible, please choose the arrival time to allow yourself to settle down before we gather.

Meal : Dinner included

Day 2 (Tuesday, 1^st  Sep ):  Morning Opening Ceremony & Sakkara Pyramid

Early morning after breakfast, we will gather for our Welcome and Awakening Circle and begin to set our intentions for this sacred pilgrimage and healing journey. We visit Sheikh Gamal to experience his healing essence which is a great experience. In the afternoon we travel to Sakkara, where we visit the remarkable Step Pyramid of Djoser, and it temple of sound and healing. Sakkara was masterminded by Imhotep, the high priest, vizier and architect to King Djoser during Dynasty III. This magnificent site includes other Old Kingdom tombs, among them those that hold the earliest known hieroglyphs, the Pyramid Texts that were the model for the Egyptian Book of the Dead. Stay in Steinberger hotel, Meal in our way, Dinner in hotel

Day 3 (Wednesday, 2^nd  Sep):  Private Giza Pyramid & The Great Sphinx of Giza &  Fly to Luxor

In the early morning, we will have a special private visit inside the Great Pyramid with a culminating initiation in the King’s Chamber. We will enjoy the entire great pyramid of Giza for 2 full hours only for our group.we fly to Luxor City and check in at old winter palace hotel pavilion.  At night we will visit  luxor temple 

Day 4 (Thursday, 3^rd  Sep):  Visit Dandara Temple. Luxor  – Abydos

today we will visit The Dandara Temple Complex a place of pilgrimage and healing
Think of Dandara as a one stop hospital where various physiological and psychological conditions were treated using up to date therapies including magical spells, dreams and cleansing rituals. Offering were made to the goddess in front of the inner sanctuary. Holy water flowing over magical inscriptions on the base of the stature of the goddess is thought to play a part in the healing process. The Dandara Temple complex is located 60 kms upstream from Luxor. Covering an area 40,000 square meters, the complex is surrounded by a mud brick wall. What you see dates from the Ptolemaic and Roman eras, but it was a site for chapels and shrines from earlier times.The Dandara Temple Complex was a place of pilgrimage and healing. Patients seeking a cure were housed in hospitals (sanatorium) where they could be treated. Some people think that spiritual healing was a key feature of the treatment. It is thought that miraculous cures were attributed to Hathor the Goddess of love, healing, and fertility.
The Dandara Temple complex consists of:
Temple of Hathor (the main temple),  Birth of Isis Temple, Sacred Lake, Sanatorium, Mammisi of Nectanebo II (birth house), Christian Basilica, Roman Mammisi (birth house), a Barque shrine, Gateways of Domitian and Trajan, a Roman Kiosk
Today, the Dandara Temple Complex resonates with the chirps of birds that make their home in cracks and ledges in the temple walls. Wander around this Holy Place and contemplate your own mortality. Its good food for the soul. We will stay in Abydos for 1 night at a local Guest House flower of life This is a great opportunity to experience traditional village life. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Day 5 Friday 4^th Sep–Visit Abydos Temple private & Visit  Karnak Temple

In the early morning, we will have a special private visit to Abydos Temple to enhance your PRIVATE spiritual experience in this sacred site. This is a magical temple complex and includes the Osirian which is a monolithic type structure clearly dating back to pre-Pharaonic times. Here we will see the Flower of Life carved into the wall of the Osirian (believed to be the oldest one in the world). Because of the remote location of Abydos, few tourists visit, and the temple energy is very pure- a special gift indeed.  After the visit we will Check in at the winter palace hotel  After that we will visit the magnificent Karnak Temple. Karnak is the biggest temple complex in Egypt and it is a very special place. It is dedicated to the God Amun and Mut. As you enter, you walk between rows of rams-headed sphinxes, which originally connected Karnak with Luxor Temple three miles away. Take some time to visit the sacred lake of Karnak, ask for purification and place your intention in your mind’s eye into the lake. Outside the main halls is a small chapel dedicated to Goddess Sekhmet, her consort Ptah and their son Nefertum. Sekhmet is the lioness Goddess of compassion and courage. She is associated with feminine fire and healing through destruction. She is a renowned healer and known for her magic and ability to hunt down an imbalance at its origin. In a potent private initiation, we will honor the Goddess and receive the gift of courage to be our authentic selves Early Evening, Visit of Luxor Temple, Luxor Temple An ancient sanctuary surrounded by honking taxis, touts, and strolling families, Luxor Temple’s grandeur has endured more than 3,000 years on the East Bank of the Nile. Linked to Karnak Temple via the Avenue of Sphinxes, Luxor Temple boasts soaring colonnades, elaborate columns, statues, and images of Amenhotep III and Ramses II. We will  work with the brilliance of our human body. Here, we are able to see that this temple is built in the form of a human body – the outer layers represent the feet and as we move deeper into the temple, we move towards the head, where the Holy of Holies, the inner sanctuary is located. This is a wonderful place to focus on physical healing. As you walk through the body of this temple, notice how your body feels, as it heals and realign to your radiant health.  . Back to winter palace hotel pavilion

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Day 6 (Saturday, 5 ^th Sep Visit Hatshepsut Temple

.After breakfast Continue exploring the surrounding archeological wonders, including the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut (Deir el Bahari), the Colossi of Memnon,We will proceed to visit to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, known as El Dir El Bahari, which was built by Queen Hatshepsut, the only Pharaonic woman who reigned ancient Egypt. Then continue our day tour to The Colossi of Memnon which are remains of the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III around.The Colossi of Memnon are two enormous statues of 18th Dynasty Pharaoh Amenhotep III originally designed to guard his mortuary temple, located on the western bank of the Nile, opposite Luxor.These two faceless colossi (the plural of colossus, which just means larger-than-life statue) are the first thing visitors see when they reach the west bank of the Nile opposite Luxor. This isn’t surprising when you hear their dimensions: they tower 60 feet (18 m) above the plains and are estimated to weigh an enormous 720 tons each.Return to the hotel   Back to winter palace hotel pavilion

Day 7 (Sunday, 6^th Sep) drive  to Edfu Visit Kom Ombo, Visit to the Temple of Horus   & Esna .

This morning after breakfast we will drive to aswan to visit Edfu Temple. As we move to Edfu, we see the struggle of good and bad through the story of Isis, Osiris, Set and Horus. Horus is associated with higher vision and clarity. The eye of Horus greatly relates to his myth and power. The left eye represents the lunar, the moon, the intuitive, the feminine energy. The right eye is connected to the solar, the masculine, the action, and the yang energy. Both are necessary for true power to exist.Horus was married to the Goddess Hathor, and his temple is a mirror image of Dandara, dedicated to Hathor (another example of this balance of the divine feminine and masculine). In a private ceremony, we will work with balancing the lunar and the solar energies inside of us and awaken our intuitive centers to call in a higher perspective. At Edfu Temple you will connect with your hidden emotions. We will visit the sanctuary in the rear of the temple – temple of Horus – his energy is still very preserved.We move toward Aswan and drive on the backbone of this divine being – the River Nile, we come into contact with the Temple of Komombo at the Navel Chakra. This temple is dedicated to two gods, Sobek and Ra Hr. Akhty. Sobek is the crocodile god who represents the Lower Self, and the God Ra Hr. Akhty – Horus, who is in the heaven represents the Higher Self. This temple holds the Atlantic Energy. If you are ready for this experience you will detach from the struggles between own higher and lower selves, which is to let go of fear and negativity, as we see the struggle between the higher and lower selves depicted on the temple walls. Then . We will get on motorboat to reach the temple with a 10 minutes ride.  Here at Philae Temple, we connect to the source of all, the Great Divine Mother, Isis, to receive her blessings. This island represents a fusion of three great civilizations – Egyptian, Greek and Roman. The presence of Isis is palpable in the inner sanctum, the Holy of Holiest of her temple. This ceremony will uplift and awaken your soul – it is often many guests’ favorite spot in all of Egypt.at the night fly back to cairo check in hotel

 Day 8 – (Monday , 7^th Sep)  :  Visit to Philae Temple

After breakfast  that we will visit The Great Sphinx of Giza, The Great Sphinx stands on the plain of Gizeh in Egypt, communicating its message of love, devotion, and overcoming as it has done for the past six thousand years. The message it carries is timeless: It is the Sphinx’s love for God which causes an inner victory over the lower forces of its own nature. This message is captured both in the Sphinx’s construction and its orientation, is an enormous stone sculpture of a mythical creature with the head of a man on the body of a lion. It is one of Egypt’s oldest and most emblematic monuments The Great Sphinx is surrounded by mysteries the enigmatic Sphinx measures 66 feet (20 m) in height, and 240 feet (73 m) in length from paw to tail, and represents a mystical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human man. Despite its name in Arabic, which translates as “The Father of Dread”, the sphinx of Ancient Egyptian mythology is considered to have been a symbol of strength, intelligence and benevolence. A marvelous mystery The Great Sphinx of Giza is one of the greatest mysteries of Ancient Egypt, as it is still unknown exactly when it was built, by whom, and for what reason… Most historians and archaeologists agree that it was probably built around 2500 BCE as part of Khafre’s funerary complex – probably as a guardian of his tomb – and that the sphinx’s face is therefore a likeness of the 4th dynasty Pharaoh. Adding to the secrets that shroud the Sphinx is speculation on the disappearance of its nose. Visibly missing – it would have measured over three feet (1 m) wide. and afternoon,After that  We transfer to Cairo airport for final departure. Our memories will last a lifetime, and our transformations carry the new energies back with us.