8 Day Egypt Itinerary – Cairo and 4 Nights Cruise with Abu Simbel

• Tour Prices: Quoted in USD per person. Payment accepted in any major currency.
• Inclusions: All packages include accommodations, domestic flights, guided tours, Nile cruise, entrance fees (as per itinerary), and local support.
• Validity: Prices apply from October to April and exclude Christmas & New Year peak periods.
• Price Adjustments: Subject to change due to airline tax increases, hotel rate changes, or local government fees.
• Not Included: International flights, travel insurance, and Egypt entry visa (~$25 on arrival).

💡 Tip: Ask us for price-lock options or to reserve your package at current rates.

🤝 Easy Booking Terms

• Only 30% Down to Confirm: Reserve your space with a small deposit covering hotels, Nile cruise cabins, and domestic flights.
• Flexible Balance Payment: Pay the rest up to 48 hours before arrival, or settle on arrival in cash with your tour manager.

✅ No hidden fees. No surprise charges.

Tipping is not included in your package — but it's an important part of Egyptian hospitality. While not mandatory, it is appreciated by drivers, guides, cruise staff, and service workers.

Suggested Guidelines:

• Guide: $10–15 per day per traveler
• Driver: $3–5 per day
• Cruise Crew (shared tip box): ~$5–10/day

We’ll provide a detailed tipping guide in your welcome packet to make it stress-free.

Not included but available on request:

• Entry to special sites: Inside the Great Pyramid, Tomb of Tutankhamun, Mummies Room at Egyptian Museum.
• Optional upgrades: Hot air balloon ride, Nubian village visit, sound & light shows, spa treatments.
• Alcoholic beverages, personal snacks, souvenirs.
• Extra accommodation due to unforeseen weather or flight delays (rare, but not covered).

💡 Ask your tour manager to help arrange optional experiences locally.

Egypt can be visited year-round, but the most comfortable time for sightseeing is between October and April, when temperatures are milder and ideal for exploring outdoor sites such as temples and pyramids.

Summer months (June–August) can be very hot, especially in Upper Egypt, but Nile cruises and early-morning visits help manage the heat. Your itinerary is carefully paced to make the most of seasonal conditions.

Pack lightweight, breathable clothing suitable for warm weather, along with a light jacket or scarf for cooler evenings and air-conditioned spaces.

Comfortable walking shoes are essential, as many historical sites have uneven stone surfaces. Sun protection — including a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen — is highly recommended.

A small day bag, reusable water bottle, and travel adaptor are also useful additions.

Egyptians are known for their warmth and hospitality. Polite greetings, patience, and a friendly attitude are always appreciated. Modest dress is recommended at religious sites, with shoulders and knees covered for both men and women. Public behavior is generally conservative, and respectful conduct will enhance your interactions with locals throughout your trip.

Yes, this itinerary is specifically designed with first-time travelers in mind. It covers Egypt’s most important highlights — Cairo, the Nile, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel — without rushing or overloading the schedule.

Domestic flights, private guides, and a 4-night Nile cruise ensure smooth transitions and a relaxed pace, making the experience comfortable even for travelers new to Egypt.

This is a private tour experience. All ground transportation and sightseeing are conducted privately with your own licensed licensed local guide and dedicated driver. The Nile cruise itself is shared onboard, but all guided excursions are arranged privately, allowing for flexibility, personal attention, and a more meaningful experience.

Yes, Abu Simbel is included as part of this itinerary and is carefully planned into the overall journey. The visit is arranged in advance and coordinated professionally to ensure timing, comfort, and safety. Depending on your preferences, the visit can be done by road or upgraded to a flight, which can be discussed during the planning stage.

The tour includes 5-star hotel accommodation in Cairo and a deluxe Nile cruise with full board. Hotels and cruise ships are selected for comfort, location, and service quality. Rooms and cabins are well-appointed, and upgrades to luxury-level properties or premium cruise vessels are available for travelers seeking a higher-end experience.

The itinerary involves a moderate amount of walking, primarily at archaeological sites where surfaces can be uneven. The pace is balanced, with regular breaks and time to rest between visits. Most travelers in normal health find the tour very manageable, and adjustments can be made in advance for seniors or travelers with mobility considerations.

Yes, Egypt is considered safe for tourists, especially when traveling on a well-organized private tour. Major tourist sites are well protected, and you’ll be accompanied by licensed guides throughout the journey. In addition, our local team is available 24/7 to provide assistance, answer questions, and ensure your trip runs smoothly from arrival to departure.