Egypt tours
Each tour below can be run privately on your own dates, with your preferred hotel category, pace and add-ons. If nothing fits exactly, we will build one.
20 tours
Classic EgyptFour focused days across Giza, Saqqara and Dahshur, with the Grand Egyptian Museum and historic Cairo — ideal if your time in Egypt is short.
Best for: First-time visitors, stopover travelers and short breaks
Classic EgyptThe essential Egypt route: pyramids and museums in Cairo, then four nights sailing between Aswan and Luxor with a guide at every temple.
Best for: First-time visitors who want Egypt's essential highlights
CulturalThe classic route at a calmer pace, with the Abu Simbel temples added and extra time in both Cairo and Luxor.
Best for: Travelers who want the major highlights without rushing
Classic EgyptAncient Egypt first, Red Sea second: temples and tombs followed by warm water, reef snorkeling and unhurried beach days.
Best for: Couples and families who want history plus real downtime
CulturalPharaonic and Mediterranean Egypt in one trip — Giza and the Grand Egyptian Museum, Alexandria's seafront, then Upper Egypt by river.
Best for: History and culture travelers wanting both heritages
LuxuryA slower, quieter Egypt: premium transfers, five-star hotels, a private Egyptologist and a small dahabiya sailing the river with the wind.
Best for: Luxury couples, private families and anniversary travelers
FamilyPaced for children: shorter touring mornings, hands-on cultural activities, a Nile sailing experience and Red Sea beach days to finish.
Best for: Families traveling with children or teenagers
HoneymoonPrivate transfers, romantic hotels, a sunset felucca in Aswan and quiet Red Sea days — arranged so you never have to organize anything.
Best for: Honeymooners, anniversary couples and romantic travelers
AdventureChalk formations, black volcanic hills, salt lakes and Shali Fortress — a licensed desert route for travelers who have seen the classics.
Best for: Adventure travelers, photographers and repeat visitors
Classic EgyptTwo weeks covering everything that matters: Cairo, Alexandria, Abu Simbel, a multi-night cruise and Red Sea time at the end.
Best for: Long-haul visitors who want a comprehensive Egypt holiday
Beach and cultureThree days of pyramids and museums, then five nights on the Red Sea with snorkelling, desert sunsets and slow mornings.
Best for: Couples and first-time visitors who want history plus beach
Adventure and beachSnorkel Ras Mohammed, climb Mount Sinai at dawn and visit Saint Catherine, with two nights of Cairo history to open the trip.
Best for: Active travellers and couples
Fast-paced cultureFive days, two capitals of the ancient world: Giza and the Grand Egyptian Museum, then Karnak, Luxor Temple and the Valley of the Kings.
Best for: Short holidays and business add-ons
Nile cruiseA four-night cruise between Luxor and Aswan with every major temple on the route, guided daily and served on board.
Best for: Travellers adding a cruise to their own plans
Grand multi-countryTwelve days across two countries: Cairo, a Nile cruise, then Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea.
Best for: Once-in-a-lifetime travellers
Diving and adventureEight nights built around diving: Hurghada house reefs, Abu Nuhas wrecks and Giftun day boats, with Cairo history to finish.
Best for: Certified divers and dive-course beginners
Small group cultureA small-group departure with no single supplement, covering Cairo, a Nile cruise and Abu Simbel with a dedicated tour leader.
Best for: Solo travellers of all ages
Value cultureAll the essentials of Cairo, Luxor and Aswan at a lower price point, using comfortable 3-star hotels and overnight trains.
Best for: Students, backpackers and value-focused travellers
StopoverA single perfect day between flights: Giza, the Grand Egyptian Museum and Khan El Khalili, with airport handling included.
Best for: Transit passengers and business travellers
In-depth cultureSeven days entirely in Upper Egypt: deep temple days, Nubian villages, a felucca sail and Abu Simbel at sunrise.
Best for: Repeat visitors and history enthusiasts
