Egypt Itinerary 10 Day – Explore Cairo, Luxor & Beyond in 2026

Last updated: May 17, 2026

Ten days in Egypt unlocks the trips that 8-day visitors regret not having time for. The full Cairo + Luxor + Aswan + Nile cruise circuit, plus a Red Sea beach extension or Abu Simbel — or, for the truly ambitious, the cross-border Egypt + Jordan combo with Petra and the Dead Sea. In 13 years of designing private tailor-made Egypt itinerary through Egypt Tours by Locals, the three 10-day trips I run most often each appeal to a distinctly different traveller.

This guide gives you those three itineraries — each a complete, private, Egyptologist-guided trip you can book today. No filler. Just the day-by-day for the three 10-day Egypt package tours our guests actually choose between, ranked by booking volume over the 2026–2027 season.

Every itinerary below is backed by 1,200+ guest groups and a 4.9-star average across 247 verified reviews. Whether you’re drawn to the towering rock-cut temples of Abu Simbel or a slow Nile cruise at sunset, ten-day Egypt trips deliver the best combination of depth and rest in our portfolio — guests consistently report fewer ‘I wish we’d had more time’ moments than on shorter itineraries.

Choose Your 10-Day Egypt Itinerary: 3 Ready-to-Book Options

Ten days gives you a meaningful choice between three different versions of Egypt. The Hurghada version is the most popular — full ancient circuit plus a beach reset. The Alexandria + Abu Simbel version is the most complete sightseeing-focused trip we offer at this length. The Egypt + Jordan version is for travellers who want to combine two countries on a once-in-a-lifetime trip. Below are all three itineraries as we run them most often. Scroll to the one that matches your travel style and tap the CTA to reserve.

Itinerary	Travel Type	Top Highlights	Best For	From
#1 · 10-Day Cairo + Cruise + Hurghada	City + Cruise + Beach	Pyramids · GEM · Karnak · Valley of the Kings· Edfu · Kom Ombo · Philae · Hurghada Red Sea	First-timers, couples, families	$1,800
#2 · 10-Day Cairo + Alex + Cruise + Abu Simbel	City + Cruise	Full circuit + Mediterranean coast + Ramses II’s mountainside temple	History-lovers, photographers, returning visitors	$1,950
#3 · 10-Day Egypt + Jordan	Cross-Border	Pyramids · Cruise · Petra · Jerash · Dead Sea · Amman	Once-in-a-lifetime travellers, history buffs	$2,400

Traveler Favorite (2026–2027 bookings): #1 the 10-Day Cairo + Cruise + Hurghada is our most-booked 10-day plan — couples and families default to it. #2 with Alexandria and Abu Simbel leads among history-focused and photography-driven travellers. #3 the Egypt + Jordan cross-border trip is our highest-revenue 10-day itinerary and trends strongly among honeymooners and bucket-list travellers.

#1 · 10-Day Cairo + Nile Cruise + Hurghada (Red Sea)

 City + Cruise + Beach    From $1,800 per person · 10 Days / 9 Nights · Cairo + Cruise + Hurghada

This is the 10-day Egypt plan I’d book if you want everything Egypt is famous for plus two days to breathe at the end. Three days in Cairo (Pyramids, GEM, Saqqara, Citadel, Khan el-Khalili — proper city time), four nights on a 5★ Nile cruise between Aswan and Luxor, then a 4-hour transfer east to Hurghada for two all-inclusive Red Sea days. Couples and families consistently rate this trip 4.9 stars.

Best for: First-timers wanting beach time, couples, families with kids, honeymooners, anyone who wants a complete Egypt experience plus genuine recovery time at the end.

10-Day Cairo + Cruise + Hurghada (Day-by-Day)

Includes: 3 nights Cairo 4★/5★ hotel · 4 nights full-board 5★ Nile cruise · 2 nights Hurghada 5★ all-inclusive beach resort · All entry fees · Domestic flights Cairo↔Aswan and Hurghada↔Cairo · Private Egyptologist guide on Egypt sites · Hurghada–Cairo transfers · Daily breakfast + lunches as listed (all-inclusive in Hurghada) · 24/7 WhatsApp support.

Day	What You’ll Do
Day 1	Arrival in Cairo. Airport pickup, transfer to your hotel in Zamalek or Downtown, welcome dinner with a Nile view, briefing with your Egyptologist.
Day 2	Giza Pyramids, Saqqara & Memphis. Arrive at the Giza Plateau by 7:00 AM — Pyramids, Sphinx, Valley Temple before the bus crowds. Continue to Saqqara (Step Pyramid of Djoser) and Memphis. Lunch near Giza.
Day 3	Egyptian Museum, Cairo Citadel & Khan el-Khalili Bazaar. Morning at the Grand Egyptian Museum or the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir. Lunch in Cairo. Afternoon at the Citadel of Saladin and the Mohamed Ali Mosque. Late afternoon at Khan el-Khalili bazaar for spices, papyrus, and tea at El Fishawy.
Day 4	Fly to Aswan & Aswan City Tour. Morning flight Cairo → Aswan. Board your 5★ cruise ship. Afternoon visit to the High Dam, the Unfinished Obelisk, and Philae Temple. Welcome dinner on board.
Day 5	Kom Ombo Temple. Sail north with morning coffee on deck. Afternoon visit to Kom Ombo (twin temple of Sobek and Horus). Sunset on deck. Continue sailing overnight.
Day 6	Edfu Temple & Luxor West Bank. Morning at the Temple of Horus in Edfu. Sail to Luxor. Afternoon excursion to the Valley of the Kings (3 tombs), the Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon.
Day 7	Luxor East Bank & Transfer to Hurghada. Morning at Karnak Temple Complex and Luxor Temple. Disembark. Afternoon road transfer to Hurghada (~4 hours through the Eastern Desert). Check in to your 5★ beach resort.
Day 8	Open Day in Hurghada. Full day at leisure — beach, pool, optional snorkelling or scuba trip to Giftun Island. All-inclusive dining at the resort.
Day 9	Open Day in Hurghada & Return to Cairo. Slow morning at the resort. Late-morning transfer to Hurghada Airport. Fly Hurghada → Cairo. Farewell dinner with a Nile view.
Day 10	Final Departure. Breakfast at your hotel, private transfer to Cairo International Airport.

#2 · 10-Day Cairo + Alexandria + Cruise with Abu Simbel

 City + Cruise    From $1,950 per person · 10 Days / 9 Nights · Cairo + Alex + Cruise + Abu Simbel

This is the most complete sightseeing-focused 10-day Egypt itinerary we run. You get everything the Hurghada plan covers — Pyramids, GEM, Karnak, Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae — plus the two bucket-list extras most travellers regret skipping: Alexandria on the Mediterranean coast and Abu Simbel deep in the Nubian desert. It’s the version photographers and history buffs almost always pick after seeing the trade-off.

Best for: History-lovers, photographers, returning Egypt visitors completing the country, museum enthusiasts, anyone who’d rather see one more temple than one more beach.

10-Day Cairo + Alex + Cruise + Abu Simbel (Day-by-Day)

Includes: 3 nights Cairo 4★/5★ hotel · 4 nights full-board 5★ Nile cruise · 1 night Cairo on return · Alexandria day-trip · Abu Simbel day-trip · All entry fees · Domestic flights Cairo↔Luxor and Aswan↔Cairo · Private Egyptologist guide · Airport transfers · Daily breakfast + lunches as listed · 24/7 WhatsApp support.

Day	What You’ll Do
Day 1	Arrival in Cairo. Airport pickup, transfer to your hotel, welcome dinner, briefing with your Egyptologist.
Day 2	Giza Pyramids, Grand Egyptian Museum & Khan el-Khalili. Morning at the Giza Plateau — Pyramids, Sphinx, Valley Temple. Afternoon at the GEM for Tutankhamun’s full collection. Evening at Khan el-Khalili.
Day 3	Fly to Luxor & Explore the East Bank. Morning flight Cairo → Luxor. Board your 5★ cruise ship. Afternoon tour of Karnak Temple Complex and Luxor Temple. Welcome dinner on board.
Day 4	Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple & Colossi of Memnon. Morning West Bank excursion (3 tombs included). Lunch on board. Sail begins south. Afternoon and evening on deck.
Day 5	Edfu & Kom Ombo Temples. Morning at Edfu’s Temple of Horus. Afternoon at Kom Ombo. Sail overnight to Aswan.
Day 6	Abu Simbel Temples Tour. Very early start (~4:00 AM) — 3-hour drive south to Abu Simbel. Visit the Great Temple of Ramses II and the smaller Temple of Hathor. Return to Aswan by mid-afternoon. Final night on the cruise.
Day 7	Aswan City Tour & Flight Back to Cairo. Morning visit to the High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, and Philae Temple. Disembark. Afternoon flight Aswan → Cairo. Dinner with a Nile view.
Day 8	Alexandria Day Tour. Early departure for the 3-hour drive to Alexandria. Visit the Catacombs of Kom el-Shoqafa, Pompey’s Pillar, the Roman Amphitheatre, Qaitbay Citadel, and the Bibliotheca Alexandrina. Seafood lunch on the Corniche. Return to Cairo.
Day 9	Leisure Day in Cairo & Optional Excursions. Slow morning. Optional Coptic Cairo half-day, Citadel + Moez Street, or a Felucca ride. Farewell dinner with a Nile view.
Day 10	Final Departure. Breakfast at your hotel, private transfer to Cairo International Airport.

The best way to travel between Luxor and Aswan is to take a Nile cruise. Explore our Nile Cruise Options → 4 Nights Nile Cruise from Luxor to Aswan

#3 · 10-Day Egypt + Jordan Private Package

 Cross-Border    From $2,400 per person · 10 Days / 9 Nights · Egypt + Jordan

Combining Egypt and Jordan in 10 days is the most ambitious itinerary we sell at this length — and the one with the highest return-guest rate. You’ll cover Cairo, the Nile cruise, then fly Cairo → Amman to spend three days in Jordan: Jerash, the Dead Sea, and a full day at Petra. It works because the two countries connect logically — both are Levantine, both are anchored by famous ancient sites, and the 90-minute Cairo–Amman flight is the easiest cross-border journey in the region.

Best for: Once-in-a-lifetime travellers, honeymooners, history buffs comparing Egypt and Nabataean civilisations, returning Egypt visitors who want a new country added.

10-Day Egypt + Jordan Tour (Day-by-Day)

Includes: 2 nights Cairo 4★/5★ hotel · 3 nights full-board Nile cruise · 4 nights in Jordan (Amman + Dead Sea + Petra) · All entry fees in both countries · Flights Cairo↔Aswan and Cairo↔Amman · Private Egyptologist guide in Egypt · Private Jordan guide · Jordan Pass included · All transfers · 24/7 WhatsApp support.

Day	What You’ll Do
Day 1	Arrival in Cairo. Airport pickup, transfer to your hotel, welcome dinner, briefing with your Egyptologist.
Day 2	Cairo Sightseeing. Morning at the Giza Plateau — Pyramids, Sphinx, Valley Temple. Afternoon at the Grand Egyptian Museum. Late afternoon at Khan el-Khalili. Dinner with a Nile view.
Day 3	Flight to Aswan, Nile Cruise Begins. Morning flight Cairo → Aswan. Board your cruise ship. Afternoon visit to the High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, and Philae Temple. Welcome dinner on board.
Day 4	Cruise to Kom Ombo and Edfu. Sail north with morning coffee on deck. Afternoon at Kom Ombo. Evening at Edfu’s Temple of Horus. Sail overnight to Luxor.
Day 5	Cruise to Luxor — West & East Bank Tours. Morning at the Valley of the Kings (3 tombs), the Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon. Lunch on board. Afternoon at Karnak Temple Complex and Luxor Temple. Final night on cruise.
Day 6	Flight to Cairo, Free Time. Disembark. Fly Luxor → Cairo. Afternoon free for rest or last-minute Khan el-Khalili shopping. Farewell Egypt dinner.
Day 7	Flight to Amman, Jordan. Morning flight Cairo → Amman (~1.5 hours). Afternoon tour of Amman — the Citadel (Roman Temple of Hercules, Umayyad Palace), the Roman Theatre, and the downtown souq. Dinner at a Jordanian rooftop restaurant.
Day 8	Jerash & Dead Sea. Morning drive north to Jerash — the best-preserved Roman provincial city in the world. Lunch at a local restaurant. Afternoon descent to the Dead Sea for floating, mud treatments, and sunset. Overnight at a Dead Sea resort.
Day 9	Petra Tour. Full day at Petra — walk through the Siq, the Treasury (Al-Khazneh), the Royal Tombs, the Roman amphitheatre, the Monastery (if you’ve got energy for the climb). Lunch inside Petra. Overnight at a Petra hotel.
Day 10	Departure. Breakfast at your hotel. Private transfer to Amman Airport or Aqaba Airport for your return flight.

Read our guide about When to Visit Egypt → Best Time to Visit Egypt by Month

Travel Tips for a Smooth 10-Day Egypt Trip

Thirteen years of running private tours has distilled into these tips. None of them are theoretical — each one comes from a specific thing that went wrong (or went right) for a real group. Read through before you book your flights.

Before You Fly

Tip	Why It Matters
Bring $40 USD cash	$25 for your visa on arrival + $15 buffer for the airport. ATMs after immigration accept foreign cards but queue times can be long.
Book domestic flights 2+ weeks ahead	EgyptAir and Nile Air fares on the Cairo–Luxor and Cairo–Aswan routes can double inside the 7-day window, especially October–April.
Check visa rules by nationality	Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and some South Asian passport holders need a sponsor letter from an Egyptian tour operator. We issue it free for booked guests.
Travel insurance is worth it	Medical evacuation from remote Egypt is expensive without cover. Any major carrier (Allianz, World Nomads) is fine.
Download offline Google Maps	Save Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and any desert/Red Sea destinations offline. Data can drop near monuments and outside major cities.

Read our guide about Visa to Egypt → Do I need a visa to visit Egypt?

On the Ground: Money, Tipping & Practical Stuff

• 💰 Cash vs card: Egypt is still 70% cash outside major hotels. Withdraw Egyptian Pounds (EGP) from ATMs in Cairo — use CIB, QNB, or HSBC for reliability. Keep USD for the visa, tips, and backup.
• 🙏 Tipping (baksheesh) guide: Egyptologist guide: $10–15 per person per day · Driver: $5–8 per day · Cruise crew: $50–70 per person for the cruise, paid to the ship’s tip box at end · Restaurant: 10% if not already included · Hotel porter: 20–30 EGP per bag.
• 📱 SIM cards & eSIMs: Buy a local Vodafone or Orange SIM at Cairo Airport (around $10 for 20 GB, 30 days). Airalo/Holafly eSIMs work reliably if your phone supports them.
• 💧 Water: Drink bottled only — including for brushing teeth. Hotels and cruise ships include bottled water. A single 1.5 L bottle costs 10–15 EGP at a kiosk.

What to Pack for 10 Days

Essential	Why
Comfortable walking shoes	You’ll cover 15,000+ steps a day at Karnak and the Valley of the Kings. Trainers over sandals.
Light, modest clothing (cotton/linen)	Shoulders and knees covered for mosques and churches. Long sleeves protect against the sun.
Warm layer for evenings	Desert and cruise evenings on deck can be cool in winter. Bring a fleece or light puffer.
Hat + sunglasses + SPF 50	Non-negotiable for Giza, Karnak, and Luxor West Bank. No shade in most sites.
Small USD notes ($1, $5)	Easiest currency for tipping at sites, restrooms, and quick photo-op requests.
Reusable water bottle	Hotels and cruise ships refill for free; saves plastic and money.
Power bank + universal adapter	Egypt uses Type C/F plugs (230V). Bring a 10,000 mAh bank minimum for excursion days.
Imodium / rehydration salts	“Pharaoh’s revenge” is real. Cheap, effective, fits in a pocket.

🌟 Expert Tip: Egypt uses 220V and European-style plugs (Type C and F). Bring a universal adapter with surge protection. Don’t Miss to Read →What to Wear in Egypt: Ultimate Packing Guide

Cultural & Safety Notes

• Dress code at religious sites: Cover shoulders and knees at mosques, Coptic churches, and synagogues. Women carry a light scarf for mosque entries (head-covering required at Mohamed Ali Mosque and Sultan Hassan).
• Photography permits: Most sites include photography in the entry fee. Flash photography is banned inside tombs at the Valley of the Kings. Tutankhamun’s tomb charges an extra camera fee (~$50 EGP).
• Haggling at Khan el-Khalili: Start at 30–40% of the asking price and walk away slowly if needed. Price tags are a suggestion, not a rule.
• Ramadan awareness: If your trip falls during Ramadan (Feb 17 – Mar 19 in 2026), restaurants may close during daylight hours outside tourist zones. Museums and monuments open normally but close earlier in the afternoon.
• Female solo travellers: Egypt is safer than headlines suggest, but catcalling happens. Confident body language, modest dress, and a private guide (we include one on every tour) solve 99% of it.
• Beggars and touts at sites: A firm “La, shukran” (no, thank you) works. Our guides shield groups from most of this automatically.

💡 Magdy’s Top Tip: Arrive at the Giza Plateau, Karnak Temple, and the Valley of the Kings at opening time — usually 7:00 AM. You’ll have the monuments to yourself for 90 minutes and your photos will look like no one else is in the country. Every guest who’s followed this advice has thanked me for it.

🛡️ Stay prepared and travel smarter with our expert Egypt safety tips for a smoother, safer, and more enjoyable journey.

Free 20-Minute Consultation with a Local Egypt Expert

Still weighing up which of the three itineraries is right for you? That’s exactly what a consultation is for. Before you commit to any 10-day Egypt trip, I offer every traveller a free 20-minute call — WhatsApp, Zoom, or Google Meet, whichever suits you. No hard sell. No obligation. Just a conversation with the person who will actually plan your trip.

YOUR EGYPT CONSULTANT Magdy Fattouh Senior tour consultant · 13+ years designing private Egypt itineraries · Based in Cairo. •    1,200+ guest groups guided •    4.9★ average across 247 verified reviews •    Travellers served from 32 countries •    Licensed by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism

WHAT YOU GET IN 20 MINUTES •    A recommended 10-day itinerary based on your dates, interests & budget •    Exact USD pricing — all-in, no hidden fees •    Visa advice for your nationality (sponsor letter if needed) •    Honest answers on safety, weather & what to skip •    Hotel & domestic flight recommendations •    A written summary sent to you within 12 hours

💬 Book on WhatsApp     📝 Request Consultation     ✉️ Email Us

Typical response: under 2 hours during Cairo business hours (GMT+2). All consultations are 100% free and carry no obligation to book.

Frequently Asked Questions About a 10-Day Egypt Itinerary

Is 10 days enough to see Egypt and is it too long?

Ten days is the sweet spot — long enough to cover Cairo + the Nile cruise + a meaningful second destination, but short enough that you won’t run out of energy. Over 13 years of running 10-day private tours, this is the length we recommend most often when guests say ‘I want to see Egypt properly with room to breathe.’ Travellers who go shorter regularly tell us they wish they’d added two days. Travellers who go longer (12–14 days) tell us 10 days was actually enough if you choose the right plan.

What is the best 10-day Egypt itinerary?

It depends on what you value. The Hurghada version (Itinerary #1) is the most-booked because it adds two beach days to the full sightseeing circuit. The Alexandria + Abu Simbel version (Itinerary #2) is the most complete sightseeing plan we run at this length. The Egypt + Jordan version (Itinerary #3) is the only way to comfortably combine Petra and the Pyramids on one trip. Most first-timers pick Itinerary #1.

Should I add Abu Simbel to a 10-day Egypt trip?

Yes — at 10 days you finally have the time. Abu Simbel is a 4 AM start and a 6–8 hour round-trip from Aswan, which is hard to fit in a shorter itinerary without losing another site. On a 10-day trip it slots in on Day 6 of the cruise without compressing anything else, and the payoff is one of the most photographed monuments in Egypt. Itinerary #2 includes it; we can add it to Itinerary #1 on request.

How much does a 10-day Egypt trip cost?

A mid-range private 10-day Egypt tour through Egypt Tours by Locals — airport transfers, domestic flights, 5★ cruise full board, private Egyptologist guide, all entry fees, and 4-star hotels — typically runs $1,800–$2,800 USD per person for two travellers. The Egypt + Jordan combo runs higher at $2,400–$3,500 per person due to the international flight and Jordan land costs. Budget shared tours start around $1,200. Luxury options (5★ Cairo hotels, premium cruise cabins, Four Seasons properties) start from $3,800 per person.

Can I combine Egypt and Jordan in 10 days?

Yes — and Itinerary #3 is built exactly for this. The Cairo–Amman flight is 90 minutes, so you don’t lose half a day to transit like longer overland routes would cost you. The right structure is 6 days in Egypt (2 Cairo + 3 cruise + 1 return) and 4 days in Jordan (Amman + Dead Sea + Petra). Skip trying to add Israel or Lebanon — at 10 days you’ll see neither properly. Save them for a future Levant-focused trip.

What is the best time of year for a 10-day Egypt trip?

October to April is the ideal window. Daytime temperatures across Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan are comfortable — Cairo averages 18–26 °C. The Nile cruise is most enjoyable in November to March. Hurghada and the Red Sea are warm year-round, so the beach extension works even in shoulder seasons. May through September brings intense heat — Aswan and Abu Simbel regularly exceed 42 °C and the desert pre-dawn drives are still hot. If you must travel in summer, prioritise the Hurghada itinerary so the beach days serve as a heat break.

Do I need a visa for a 10-day Egypt or Egypt + Jordan trip?

For Egypt, most nationalities (UK, US, Canadian, Australian, EU) can get a visa on arrival at Cairo Airport for $25 USD cash, or apply via the e-Visa portal at visa2.egypt.gov.eg. Indian, Pakistani, and some South Asian passport holders need a sponsor letter — we provide it. For Jordan, the Jordan Pass (sold online before travel, JOD 70–80) waives your visa fee and covers Petra and 40+ other sites — it’s strongly recommended and we include it in Itinerary #3.

Where should I stay in Cairo on a 10-day Egypt trip?

Zamalek is our top recommendation for first-time visitors — a leafy island in the Nile, walkable, with excellent restaurants, and a 15-minute drive to Giza. Downtown Cairo (around Tahrir) is closer to the Egyptian Museum and has more local atmosphere. Giza-side hotels work for travellers prioritising pyramid views but force longer drives back to central Cairo for evening dining. We default to Zamalek 4★/5★ properties for all 10-day itineraries unless you specifically want a Giza pyramid-view stay.

Can I do a 10-day Egypt itinerary as a solo or female traveller?

Yes — and many of our 10-day guests are solo female travellers. Egypt is statistically safer than most major Western capitals, and a private guided tour eliminates the friction points (transport, language, navigation, persistent hawkers) that put solo travellers off independent Egypt trips. We’ve taken hundreds of women through 10-day Egypt itineraries with consistent 4.9-star feedback. Stay in Zamalek or Downtown Cairo, dress modestly, and use private transfers — that’s the formula.

What should I pack for a 10-day Egypt trip with a Nile cruise?

Pack two layers: light cotton/linen for daytime sightseeing (shoulders and knees covered for mosques and tombs) and a warm fleece or light jacket for cruise evenings on deck. Comfortable walking shoes are essential — you’ll cover 15,000+ steps at Karnak alone. Add SPF 50, sunglasses, a hat, a 10,000 mAh power bank, universal adapter, swimwear for Hurghada or cruise pool, and small USD notes for tipping. Don’t bring formal evening wear; cruise dress code is smart casual.

Conclusion: Planning Your 10-Day Egypt Trip

Ten days in Egypt, structured well, is the length most travel writers recommend when someone asks ‘how long should I go for?’ It gives you Cairo properly, Luxor and Aswan from a 5★ cruise ship, plus a meaningful second destination — Red Sea beach time, the Mediterranean coast plus Abu Simbel, or even Petra and Jordan as a cross-border trip. Couples and families consistently rate the 10-day length as the best balance between depth and recovery.

The three itineraries in this guide are the ones I recommend most often because they reflect what actually works in 10 days — not what looks good on paper. The Hurghada plan is the most-booked. The Alexandria + Abu Simbel plan is the most complete sightseeing-focused trip. The Egypt + Jordan plan is the once-in-a-lifetime upgrade.

What makes the difference between a good 10-day trip and an unforgettable one is always the details: which Karnak entrance to use at sunrise, which Valley of the Kings tombs to prioritise, which Petra entrance has the shortest queue, which Hurghada resort actually has a swimmable house reef. That local knowledge is what our Egyptologist guides bring — every day, on every tour.

We’ve taken 1,200+ groups through Egypt from 32 countries and hold a 4.9-star average across 247 verified reviews. When you’re ready to plan your trip — or even if you’re just comparing options — message us directly. We typically respond within a few hours and can have a customised 10-day itinerary to you within 24 hours.