Egypt Customized Tours and Trips

Spend 12 days in Egypt to discover ancient treasures while also enjoying some beach time and water sports. You can get a taste of everything Egypt has to offer in this duration. Visit key destinations like Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Sharm El-Sheikh to see Egypt's stunning temples along the Nile. You can even choose to relax in Sharm El-Sheikh’s pristine waters or unwind on a Nile cruise, exploring tombs and temples. Whether you prefer focusing on Egypt's rich culture or relaxing on the beach—or a mix of both—these 12-day Egypt tours allow you to tailor your journey to cover all your interests.

Visit Egypt’s most beautiful spots and discover its ancient temples in just nine days. This is the perfect duration to both discover the country’s rich history and have the chance to see its diverse landscapes. You can tailor your 9-day Egypt trip around your preferences, exploring up to four iconic destinations—from the Pyramids of Giza in Cairo to the ancient temples of Luxor on the Nile, and even the tranquil beaches of the Red Sea in Hurghada. Whether you prefer relaxing on a felucca along the Nile, exploring Egypt’s marine life, or trekking through desert oases, you’ll find the perfect itinerary.

Spend 2 weeks in Egypt to discover the country's rich history and natural beauty at a comfortable pace. You can visit Egypt’s best landmarks like the Pyramids of Giza, cruise along the Nile, and even relax by the Red Sea. You can delve deep into Egypt’s culture and history spending more days around temples and incredible artifacts, or combine historical exploration with some leisure time on the beaches of the Red Sea. Whether you spend all your time on a 14-day Egypt tour cruising from Cairo to Aswan or split your days between major cities and coastal retreats, the possibilities are endless.

From sunny, golden-sand beaches to ancient temples and bustling city streets, Egypt offers endless opportunities for adventure. Spend three weeks in the country to fully explore its diverse landscapes and rich history. With 21 days in Egypt, you can visit multiple destinations, from the ancient wonders of Cairo to the Unesco World Heritage Sites of the Valley of the Whales and Wadi Degla. Cruise the Nile, explore Luxor's temples, and discover Abu Simbel. Alternatively, you could focus your tour on one or two major areas, such as Cairo and the Red Sea, or mix desert adventures with beach life to cover more ground.

With just 4 days in Egypt, you can tour some of the most fascinating ancient archaeological sites in the world. The cities of Cairo and Alexandria alone host numerous historical treasures to keep you occupied for 4 days. You can visit Cairo and the nearby Giza and Saqqara, iconic sites of the pyramids. Or split your 4-day Egypt vacation between Cairo and Alexandria to see the Great Library of Alexandria and the Church of St. Mark, the oldest church on the continent. If you prefer to avoid crowds and busy streets, opt for a cruise on the River Nile, hopping between archaeological sites under the blue sky of Egypt.

Discover the ancient world of Pharaohs by city-hopping in Egypt. Join a cruise in Aswan and follow the Nile River, or move from oasis to oasis to see some of the most fascinating historical sites in the world. With 6 days in Egypt, you’ll be able to check off all the major must-sees in the country, such as the pyramids and the sphinx, the Temple of Karnak, and the Valley of Kings. Relax in the natural springs of El Hez and go sandboarding in Kharga Oasis—a 6-day Egypt tour, when planned right, allows you to experience everything the country has to offer.

Whether you’re looking to relax in remote oases or discover some of the most ancient cities in the world, Egypt’s got you covered. On a 8-day Egypt holiday, you can travel through the country, taking internal flights and sailing on the stunning Nile River, to see all the best temples and necropolis of the ancient world. Travel through Luxor, Edfu, and Abu Simbel and see the Sphinx in Cairo, relax on Naama Bay Beach in Sharm El Sheikh or hike the biblical mountain of Mount Sinai. Explore the dunes at your own speed on a 4X4 or with an iconic camel ride, and live 8 days in Egypt like a real Bedouin.

In February, while most of Europe and North America is wrapped in a winter chill, much of the world is warm and welcoming. Hang out on the incredible beaches of Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, where it’s the middle of summer, or revel in the cool climate and clear skies, which make India one of the best places to visit in February. Tour Egypt or UAE, both often sweltering but almost magically warm and pleasant in February. Or embrace the chill with the Northern Lights and Copenhagen’s Frost Festival in Denmark, one of the best places to visit in Europe in February despite the cold weather.From off-season rates and lower tourist numbers to unique festivals and amazing things to do, we have picked the top places to visit in February around the world. Let’s look at the destinations that should make it to your list.

From the ‘Rose City’ of Petra to the iconic pyramids of Giza, a trip to Jordan and Egypt offers a kaleidoscope of ancient marvels and cultural treasures. Steeped in the legacies of mighty empires and revered by three major world religions, Jordan and Egypt beckon travelers to explore their sacred sites and archaeological wonders. Beyond historical and religious sites, these lands are also known for their legendary hospitality, tasty cuisines, and bustling marketplaces (souks). If you are looking for a combined tour, the best time to travel to Egypt and Jordan is during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn, when the weather is gentle and the attractions are most enchanting.

Beyond its famous ancient wonders, Egypt features gorgeous Red Sea beaches, world-class scuba diving, and vibrant nightlife. From exploring the awe-inspiring ancient ruins and landmarks and going souvenir hunting in bustling bazaars to taking an adventurous desert safari trip and lounging on pristine beaches, there are endless things to do in Egypt. Here are our top picks for your Egypt tour.

Egypt invites visitors with its iconic landmarks, ancient ruins, and rich culture. Whether you are drawn to the awe-inspiring pyramids, the vibrant bustle of Khan el-Khalili Bazaar in Cairo, or the serene beauty of the Red Sea, a trip to Egypt ensures an unforgettable journey. In this guide, we will show you the 10 best places to visit in Egypt.

From the peaks of the pyramids of Giza to the fascinating Red Sea reefs, Egypt is one of the most visited countries in the world. Sitting between the Middle East and Africa, this nation has a unique culture rooted in Arab and Bedouin traditions.Winter in Egypt is mild and dry, offering a great environment for activities for all tastes. Explore the Great Library of Alexandria, once the biggest library in the ancient world, see the old ruins of Karnak Temple Complex, or immerse yourself in nature at Gebel Elba National Park. Regardless of what you choose to do, a winter trip to Egypt will surely help you create wonderful memories.

Home to one of the most ancient civilizations in the world, Egypt is renowned for its old ruins, breathtaking desert landscapes and unique culture, which is a mix of African, Middle Eastern, and Arab traditions. Summer in Egypt is the low season for tourism, and the weather tends to be hot throughout the country with almost no precipitation. Nevertheless, the summer months offer a variety of activities for all tourists. Explore Gebel Elba National Park, get lost in one of the many bazaars in Cairo, or enjoy a day at the beach in the Red Sea at El Gouna. Read on to find out more about a tour to Egypt in the summer.

The land of the ancient Pharaohs, Egypt is home to a plethora of ancient wonders, rich history and culture. Explore the ruins and monuments of antiquity, take a camel safari in its vast desert landscapes, or enjoy a perfect holiday at one of many outrageously beautiful beach resorts, Egypt offers everything your heart desires. Being a predominantly desert country, Egypt’s weather is hot all year round. But if you visit Egypt in April, you will be able to avoid the blistering desert heat in the summer.

If you are looking to avoid the winter crowds and blazing summer heat in Egypt, the shoulder season of September is your best bet. Make the best out of relatively cooler temperatures, fewer crowds and cheaper airfare. With river festivals, cooling seaside locations and the benefits that come with the pre-peak season, Egypt in September is a great time to visit, especially the capital, Cairo, in the north of the country. Read on to find out what your Egyptian holiday can look like this month.