Egypt Private Tours
Plan Your Egypt Private Tour
From the boutique resorts and golden shores along the Red Sea to the mysterious Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx, our Egypt private tours are crafted just for you. Be it a 10-day journey exploring ancient pyramids and temples or a 13-day snorkel expedition along the Red Sea, we’ll work with you to craft a vacation that’s uniquely yours.
Let the aromas of perfume and spice lead you through Cairo’s bustling souks, or soak up picturesque views on a traditional boat ride down the Nile. Whatever your idea of the perfect trip, our Egypt sample itineraries are designed to inspire you and can be completely customized.
Egypt captivates with ancient monuments, Nile cruises, and rich cultural history! From the Pyramids of Giza to Luxor’s temples, you can experience millennia of civilization in a truly unforgettable way.
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Whether you want to mingle with locals at the Nubian Village of Aswan or witness Philae Temple’s captivating sound and light show, it’s time to plan your guided tour of Egypt. It all starts with a personal consultation, where your dedicated expert will design a customized itinerary curated to your interests.
To truly experience the cradle of civilization, I recommend planning for 9 to 11 days, with luxury journeys starting from about $8,000 per person. You’ll visit the Pyramids of Giza, cruise the legendary Nile River, and explore the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. The ancient history and breathtaking sights of Egypt really stay with you!
What You Need to Know for Private Egypt Tours
Time Difference
Washington, DC EST +7hrs
Currency
Egyptian Pound (EGP)
Capital
Cairo
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Essential Information for Your Private Tour of Egypt
You can easily visit Egypt at any time of the year and have a wonderful experience. That said, the best time to visit Egypt is from October to April, for plenty of sunshine and pleasant weather. The shoulder months of October, March, and April offer fewer tourists at the main attractions, allowing you to explore freely.
There’s no shortage of fun and exciting things to do in Egypt. It all depends on what you want to do. You can visit the Grand Museum and lively markets of Cairo, or spend time at beach resorts along the Red Sea. Luxury cruises on the Nile are the perfect way to make lasting memories. Then, you can’t skip all the historical sites such as the Valley of the Kings in Luxor, the temple of Ramses II in Abu Simbel, and many more.
It depends on what you want to see and do. For a balanced experience, focused on the pyramids and a Nile cruise, 7 to 10 days are enough. Then, for a more in-depth trip that includes areas like Hurghada or Aswan, you can plan for 10 to 14 days.
Egypt celebrates vibrant festivals throughout the year that give you a glimpse into the country’s cultural and religious landscape. Here are a few festivals worth adding to guided tours in Egypt.
- Abu Simbel Sun Festival, Upper Egypt – every February 22nd and October 22nd
- Sphinx Festival, El Gouna – June
- Sandbox Music Festival, El Gouna – early May
- Cairo Jazz Festival, Cairo – late October to early November
Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country, so conservative attire and respect for religious sites are essential. Be mindful of dress codes, avoid public displays of affection, it’s best to drink bottled water, and tipping is customary.
Read this travel guide for more helpful information ahead of your guided trip to Egypt.
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PLAN YOUR PRIVATE EGYPT TOURThis page was contributed to by our Egypt Destination Experts, Peter De Sousa.