Welcome to the 2027 Egypt Solar Eclipse Retreat!

 Victoria More and Sarah Nisse invite you to discover the deeply sacred, magical land of Egypt. During this thirteen day, twelve night retreat, you'll be held in the divine majesty of the Egyptian Gods, their Cosmic Initiations, and their Ancient Mystery Schools.

We truly hope that you can join us on this mystical adventure. We have designed this trip with YOU in mind, meaning that not only is there ample time to explore numerous ancient temple locations along the Nile; but also plenty of information downloads, channeled trainings, and time for shopping, ceremony, etc! Please read down to see a day-by-day snapshot of our journey. To register, please click here.

Included in the Price of your journey:

• All transport/flights within Egypt, lodging, and transfers.

• Daily Breakfast, most lunches and dinners

• Sunrise Private Ceremony between the Paws of the Sphinx

• Two hour Private Activation within the Kings Chamber of the Great Pyramid

• Goddess Initiation during Private Sunrise visit at the Isis Temple: Philae

• Custom curated sunrise visit and Ceremony at the Osirion

• Eight nights cruising down the Nile on a private Dahabeya (luxury, residential sailboat)

• Four nights in the luxurious, five-star Steigenberger Hotel which overlooks the pyramids and is located directly across from the GEM (Grand Egyptian Museum)

• Channeled Mystery School teachings, healings, and journeys with the Sacred Land

• Egyptologist led tours to several ancient temples and sites, including: Dendera, Abydos, Hatshepsut, Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Luxor, Mut, Sakkara, and the Serapeum

• Visit to the new Cairo Muesem and Khan Al-Khalili Market

Not included in the price of your journey

• International Airfare to and from Egypt. We recommend that you fly into Cairo International Airport, arriving no later than 1pm on July 30, 2027. You will be met by a friendly, English-speaking representative from our tour company, Kemet Travel. This representative will greet you upon disembarking your aircraft and walk you through the arrival process (passport stamping, etc). They will then transport you to the luxurious Steigenberger Hotel.

• Travel Visa: $25.00 US which you will purchase on arrival at Cairo Airport

• Three Lunches / Two Dinners

• Any souvenirs, outside shopping, and gratuities

SEVERAL PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE! CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW.

DAILY ITINERARY

Friday July 30 - Day 1: Arrivals

As you arrive in Cairo, the hum of ancient currents greets you. The golden horizon glows with promise as you travel to the Steigenberger Pyramids Hotel, your sanctuary of rest and renewal. Each breath draws you closer to the pulse of Kemet — the living soul of Egypt.

The afternoon invites stillness and gentle grounding. Feel your body begin to slow after travel; sense the desert’s timeless rhythm inviting you inward. In the evening, we gather for a group welcome dinner at 6 PM, a ceremonial feast of connection and intention. Here, beneath the soft Egyptian dusk, we open our circle — sharing names, breath, and the heartbeat of why we have come.

Saturday, July 31st - Day 2: Sunrise Ceremony between the Paws of the Sphinx

Before sunrise, we journey to the Sphinx, that eternal guardian of memory and mystery. As the first rays crown the desert, we begin our Sunrise Activation Ceremony, breathing life into remembrance. Passages from The Awakening of Osiris echo through the cool air — ancient words calling your spirit into presence.

One by one, each person steps forward to receive sound healing and personal initiation at the Steele, awakening the sacred breath within. The vibration of voice and tone reattunes your body to the frequency of life itself — the Ankh made living once more. After the ceremony, you’ll enjoy a short camel ride across the sands, the desert’s vast stillness holding you in reverence.

We return to the hotel for breakfast and rest before traveling onward to Saqqara and the Serapeum — where the first pyramid whispers its truths. Here, we visit newly unearthed tombs and receive teachings on rebirth and continuity. A traditional lunch awaits at a local traditional restaurant, a gesture of nourishment and cultural exchange.

Evening brings us back to the hotel for quiet integration. We’ll gather for a sharing circle, weaving sound, reflection, and gentle breath to ground the day’s activations. Dinner tonight is open for personal exploration or quiet rest.

Sunday August 1st - Day 3: The Grand Egyptian Museum & Begin your Nile Journey

After breakfast, we spend the morning at the Grand Egyptian Museum, walking through the corridors of civilization’s soul. Each statue and relic reflects something within you — your ancient wisdom taking form in stone and gold.

We’ll share lunch at the historic Mena House, gazing upon the Great Pyramid as we dine. The afternoon invites transition — a flight to Luxor, the heart of Upper Egypt. The air here feels softer, ancient, feminine — the Nile flowing like the breath of the goddess herself.

Upon arrival, we board our elegant Dahabeya, the traditional Nile sailing vessel that will cradle us in the coming days. A simple dinner awaits as the boat sways gently, lanterns shimmering across the water. Night descends with the hum of the river — and the soft awareness that something within you has begun to awaken.

Monday August 2nd - Day 4: Solar Eclipse on the Nile – The Ceremony of Rebirth

Morning light shimmers on the Nile as you awaken aboard the Dahabeya. The air is still, as if the Earth itself is preparing for ceremony. After breakfast, we sail into stillness, docking along the private banks of the river. Here, the solar eclipse becomes a sacred teacher—a mirror of our own descent and reemergence.

We step ashore to build a simple altar of elements: earth from the riverbank, a vessel of water, candles for fire, and the breath we share as air. As the shadow begins to move across the sun, we enter silence with hearts open. We become the sacred bridge of heaven and Earth.

During totality, we rest in stillness—the heartbeat of creation pauses, and we receive the codes of renewal. As light returns, we breathe together again, whispering new vows of purpose and illumination. Evening invites gentle integration—perhaps a quiet walk through the Luxor Market, where colors and scents remind us of life’s beauty returning.

Tuesday, August 3rd - Day 5: The Temples of Light – Luxor and Karnak

After breakfast on the Dahabeya, the day opens with reverence as we visit the Luxor and Karnak Temples. These ancient sanctuaries echo with millennia of devotion. We move through them slowly, each column and hieroglyph reflecting the structure of our own inner temple.

In a moment of grace, we are granted quiet time with the great Sekhmet Statue— which is very much alive! We stand before the sacred feminine presence that has guided humanity since the dawn of light. Here, we practice a breath of gratitude—inhale remembrance, exhale devotion.

After lunch, we travel by bus to Abydos, the temple of resurrection, where we check into the House of Life. The evening unfolds in quiet reflection, journal in hand, the air rich with incense and stillness.

Wednesday, Aug 4th- Day 6: Bridging Earth and Stars - Osirion

At sunrise, we enter the Osirion for a private visit—a ceremony of remembrance and awakening. Water flows beneath ancient stone, mirroring the currents within us. Here, the breath becomes prayer, echoing in the temple’s acoustics.

After, we continue to the Abydos Temple, tracing the stories of life, death, and renewal carved in stone. Then to Dendera, where celestial alignments awaken our cosmic memory. Beneath the temple’s zodiac ceiling, we meditate on our personal constellations—how each soul carries a fragment of the stars.

By mid-afternoon, we return to the Dahabeya, sharing dinner under a vast expanse of night sky. The stars shimmer like the reflections of our newly illuminated hearts.

Thursday, Aug 5th - Day 7: Valley Dawn & Heart Congruence

Before sunrise, we journey to Hatshepsut’s Temple, where morning gold touches the cliffs of Deir el-Bahari. Here, we honor the lineage of the awakened feminine—those who have led through heart, intuition, and truth.

Later, in the Valley of the Baboons, we enter the Tomb of Priest Ay for a private ceremony of healing and renewal. The air is ancient and cool, filled with unseen presence. Through guided ritual and heart-breath meditation, you shed what no longer serves, offering it to the Earth in gratitude.

After lunch, the day flows gently back to the Dahabeya for an evening of sharing, music, and reflection. The boat glides toward Esna Locks, and we dine beneath a sky alive with stars, feeling the pulse of transformation within.

Friday, Aug 6th- Day 8: Temple of the Falcon – Rising into Vision

Morning brings a visit to the Temple of Edfu, dedicated to higher vision and clarity of purpose. Through meditation and movement, we awaken our inner sight—the ability to see truth beyond illusion.

Lunch is served on board as the Dahabeya sails toward Kom Ombo. The late afternoon opens for a group teaching and integration circle, inviting gentle reflection on how your inner light now seeks expression in the world. Dinner follows, accompanied by laughter, community, and the rhythm of the river.

Saturday, Aug 7th - Day 9: Balance of Light and Shadow - Kom Ombo

Today we explore Kom Ombo, a temple built for duality—light and dark, sun and moon, strength and softness. This is a living mirror for our own integration. Ceremony here invites you to bless every part of yourself—your strength, your tenderness, your shadow and your light.

After returning to the Dahabeya for lunch, the afternoon brings a meditative practice on embodiment. Through gentle movement and reflection, we anchor all that has been received so far. Evening brings shared wisdom and heart conversation beneath the soft hum of the river.

Sunday, August 8th - Day 10: The Temple of the Horizon – Return to the Source

At dawn, we are granted a private visit to Philae, the island temple rising from the Nile like a lotus. As the sun lifts, we close our eyes and breathe in its golden radiance. This final temple visit serves as a prayer of gratitude—a sealing of all the initiations received along the journey.

After lunch on board, we prepare for our flight back to Cairo, carrying the peace of the river within us. The day is quiet, reflective, and full of grace.

Monday Aug 9th - Day 11: Private Visit and Ceremony Inside the Great Pyramid of Giza

After breakfast, we ground back into the rhythm of Cairo. The afternoon invites gentle rest and teaching before our evening initiation—a private nighttime entry into the Great Pyramid. Inside the stillness of the stone chambers, we gather in sacred silence.

Here, we breathe as one body, one heart, one light. The pyramid amplifies intention, drawing our awareness to the eternal flame within. As we emerge into the night, the stars above mirror the fire now burning inside each of us.

Tuesday, Aug 10 - Day 12: The Heart of Connection – Integration and Celebration

We begin with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a visit to the Khan el Khalili Bazaar—a joyful immersion into color, scent, and sound. This is a day for celebration, laughter, and shared memory.

After lunch, we hold our final teaching and circle—anchoring the transformations of the journey. We speak from the heart, offering gratitude to the Earth, the Nile, and one another. Evening invites quiet rest or one final shared meal beneath Cairo’s glowing sky.

Wednesday, Aug 11 - Day 13: The Return Home.

Your final morning in Cairo is soft and unhurried. Over breakfast, the group gathers for farewells, hugs, and tears of gratitude. As you depart for the airport, remember: the river still flows through you, the breath of life still moves within you.

“The post-retreat period is a good time to integrate or digest the benefits, learning, or inspirations that came from the retreat. Living calmly and simply in the days after the retreat may let these stay current in one’s mind so they can continue to ripen. Rushing back to a fully packed life may cut short this ripening. Taking time for reflection, journaling, or talking with a trusted friend about the retreat may also deepen the lessons of the retreat. Meditating two or three times a day in the days after a retreat can be very supportive for this integration process. Extra meditation can also help bring emotional and mental balance if one is feeling particularly sensitive after the retreat.”

Meet the Leadership Team

Meet Sarah from Inner Vision Institute

Sarah is a Spiritual Teacher and Channel. She is the founder of the Inner Vision Institute. Sarah grew up as a gifted child and had a "knowing" as to what was going on with the people around her. She would often see spirits walking through her room at night. During her college years, her gift of intuition, empathic abilities, and mediumistic abilities became so intense that she chose to change her major and her life path. She then started studying with many Shamanic and Healing masters. This course of study led her to her true calling: helping others discover their immense power and divine gifts. She has extensive training in Remote Viewing, Shamanic Studies, Psychic Studies, Profiling, Mediumship, Animal Communication, and Full Body Channeling.

Sarah's greatest joy seeds from awakening the light which lives within YOU. She is a spiritual powerhouse when it comes to aiding others in clearing away the many blocks and limitations that we, as humans, tend to place around ourselves. She will lovingly work with your guidance to develop a framework that assists you in seeing the world through new and spectacular eyes: through the eyes of Spirit. Her life's work ignites the intuition in others, attuning and aligning your energy at the Soul Level. This process strips away all that you are not, and empowers your true gifts to blossom and flourish.

Meet Victoria from Emanation of Presence

Victoria is a spiritual teacher who specializes in advanced meditation and cutting-edge embodiment practices. She has been likened to “a tuning fork, tuned to the key of Oneness”, as her passion for fully embodied, awakened consciousness transmits a visceral experience of presence, both in person and online.

Her professional life began as a ballet dancer with the NYC Ballet, NYC Opera, and Joffrey Ballet companies.  In 1973 she left her performing career to become a Transcendental Meditation Teacher, and has been immersed ever since in a profound journey of Self-discovery through ever evolving forms of meditation, yoga, non-duality and perennial wisdom teachings.

Versed in both eastern and western esoteric traditions; Vedanta, Zen, Tibetan Buddhism, Jungian influenced non-duality teachings, she has been ordained in both the Buddhist tradition and as an Interfaith Minister. In recent years she has become certified as a Bio-Energetic Synchronization Technique Practitioner, Energy Codes coach and facilitator and RYT 200 BodyAwake yoga instructor.

Since 2014, she has offered Satsang, meditation training, private mentoring and spiritual retreats through Emanation of Presence. As a sought-after teacher of Self-discovery, she delights in guiding others to find their own innate wisdom and access to greater self-realization within.

A life-long dedication to many movement modalities combined with over five decades of meditation and advanced Self Discovery, culminated in what she shares as conscious embodiment. Her current journey with the brilliant body of work that Dr Sue Morter brings to the world with The Energy Codes and the upcoming The Anatomy of Awakening is a natural extension of this passion. Her goal is to share the practical, yet profoundly luminous teachings she embodies and models, with as broad an audience as possible to support the evolving landscape in awareness that humanity is currently witnessing.

FAQS

1. Is Egypt safe for Americans to travel to?

   We get this question a lot! In short, Americans and other visitors can rest easy: yes, Egypt is a safe country for tourists. And the rest of the world seems to agree — after years of middling numbers, tourism in Egypt is steadily rising towards its former highs, hosting over 10 million sightseers in 2019.

   To begin with, it’s important to understand just how crucial a role tourism plays in the economy of modern Egypt.

   Tourists flock by the millions to see the timeless wonders of the Land of the Pharaohs, bringing with them an influx of money for local merchants and institutions. At times responsible for more than 10% of the nation’s GDP, tourism is of monumental importance to the financial stability of the Egypt and its citizens.

   This fact is not lost on the Egyptian public. Already widely known for their open and gracious hospitality, Egyptians are keenly aware of the profound role that tourism plays in their continued prosperity. As a traveler, you’re often asked where you’re from when chatting with residents—nowhere more than Egypt are the locals excited to hear that you’re visiting their country from afar. You may have heard stories of some places where foreigners and tourists are treated indifferently or are left feeling unwelcome—most Egyptians would find this backwards and outright embarrassing. You can expect to make quick acquaintances and lots of friendly small talk.

   The Egyptian government also dedicates a tremendous amount of resources to ensuring that visitors can enjoy their stay with absolute peace of mind. When traveling along major road routes, or between common destinations near and far, expect to see regular checkpoints keeping traffic in order—and people safe. Security checkpoints are also stationed at nearly every major attraction you’ll visit, whether it’s the venerable Hanging Church or the stately Egyptian Museum. When you’re roaming the tombs in the Valley of the Kings in Luxor or gazing at the Great Pyramid of Giza, you’ll do so without any worry—popular tourist sites are all tightly monitored, and security forces are a quietly steadfast presence at each.

2. Why do I hear that Egypt is unsafe?

   Like many other countries, much of Egypt’s cautionary elements are due to isolated places that visitors should simply avoid traveling to. The Sinai Peninsula, for instance, is an area to which travel is highly advised against by the U.S. and U.K. governments. The Peninsula is approximately 8 hours drive via car from Cairo. Serious crime is widespread in the region, emergency services are non-existent or have trouble accessing the remote locations, and Egyptian police and military forces are dealing with frequent clashes with extant terrorism cells operating there. The Western Desert is likewise an area to which travel is not advised for similar reasons of instability and danger. The borders with Sudan and Libya, aside from being quite well off the beaten path, are to be avoided due to heavy military activity and the state of the bordering nations.

3. What currency is used in Egypt, and how much money should I bring?

   The Egyptian currency is the Egyptian Pound. It is a paper currency, much like the US Dollar. The current exchange rate is hovering 15:1, meaning 15 Egyptian pounds to 1 US Dollar. Most tourists will find that 300-400 US dollars will get them far. If you are a big shopper, then bring more! Credit cards are also widely accepted at larger shops and restaurants.

4. What types of clothes should I pack?

   Dress is casual. Layering is key and also, being in a Muslim Country, you will want to dress conservatively (no shorts or cleavage showing when we are touring the temples or shopping in the markets). Pack a bathing suit for the hotel pool. December in Egypt is their winter time. This means that temperatures will be in the 50s-70s during the day and mostly 40s to 50s at night. There are rare occasions where it snows in Egypt, but you will find that most of the time the weather is similar to Southern California winters: mild.

5. What is the refund policy if I need to cancel my attendance?

   We always recommend TRIP INSURANCE in case you have a cancellation or some kind of force majeur happens. This way, you can get the cost of your personal airfare and trip price refunded. If you do not use trip insurance, our personal refund policy is as follows: If for some reason you must cancel your trip, a cancellation fee of $1,000.00 U.S. is non-refundable. If you cancel 90 days or more prior to the start of the retreat, you receive: 50% credit minus the cancellation fee. If you cancel 31-90 days prior to the start of the retreat, you receive: 25% credit minus the cancellation fee. If you cancel 0-30 days prior to the start of the retreat, no refunds or credits will be given.

The Cost of your Journey

Pricing $7,577

Several Payment Plans are available! Click here to register now.

Pricing Includes:

✓ Pick up & drop off transfers

✓ Transfers and Tours via deluxe Cars

✓ Several private channeled teachings

✓ Private Visit to Sphinx

✓ Private Visit to Great Pyramid of Giza

✓ Private Visit to Philae Temple

✓ Private Visit to Osirion Temple

✓ Private Visit to Tomb of Priest Ay and Amenhotep III Tomb

✓ 5 Nights hotel accommodation at Five Star Steigenberger Hotel with Pyramid view rooms.

✓ 7 Nights on board Dahabiya - sailing from Luxor to Aswan.

✓ Daily breakfast, starting the second day (day 1 is evening arrival)

✓ Daily lunch & dinner outside of 3 lunches, 2 dinners

✓ Entrance fees to all mentioned sightseeing

✓ Relevant Private transfers

✓ Private English-speaking - Egyptologist tour guide throughout

✓ Domestic Flight ticket Cairo / Luxor- Aswan/Cairo