Luxury Egypt Tours, Made Personal

Private journeys designed for comfort, culture, and discovery.

Private, Not Crowded

Personal tours designed around you, not fixed group schedules.

Local Experts, Fair Pricing

Direct local planning with transparent prices and no middlemen.

More Than Sightseeing

Cultural experiences guided by historians and local specialists.

Journeys Worth Remembering

Thoughtfully designed journeys across Egypt—private, cultural, and deeply personal.

Travel Egypt Like a Local

What Guidebooks Don’t Tell You About Egypt

From everyday etiquette to staying connected, safe, and stress-free, our local team reveals what most guidebooks leave out. These insights go beyond travel tips — they’re the small details that transform an Egypt trip from confusing to seamless and truly enriching.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I book a tour?

Choose the tour you want, then contact us or use the booking form to confirm availability and pricing.

Can I customize my itinerary?

Yes. We can tailor the program, timing, and inclusions based on your travel plans and interests.

Do you offer private tours?

Yes. Private tours are available for travelers who want more flexibility and a more personal experience.

How much does a private tour in Egypt cost?

Day tours start from 65 $ per person (temples of Luxor and Aswan) and rise to 75–190 $ for longer trips like the sunrise balloon, Abu Simbel or Alexandria. Multi-day packages with a dahabiya Nile cruise run from 1200 $ for 7 days. Every price on the site is per person, in US dollars, with guide, transfers and tickets included.

How do I pay — and do you take cards?

You reserve with no prepayment in most cases and settle in cash (USD, EUR or EGP) or by card/bank transfer where noted. We confirm the exact payment options for your tour on WhatsApp before you commit.

What is your cancellation policy?

Day tours can usually be cancelled or moved free of charge up to 24–48 hours ahead. Cruises and multi-day packages follow the boat and hotel terms, which we state clearly at booking — no hidden penalties.

Do I need a visa to visit Egypt?

Most nationalities (US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia) get a 30-day tourist visa online (e-Visa) or on arrival for 25 $. See our Egypt visa guide for the current process step by step.

When is the best time to visit Egypt?

October to April brings warm days and cool evenings — ideal for temples and cruises. Summer works well on a dawn-and-evening rhythm with real savings. December–January is peak season; book those dates two to three months ahead.

Is Egypt safe for tourists?

Yes — tourist areas are heavily protected and millions visit safely each year. We operate daily in Luxor, Aswan, Cairo and Hurghada and share honest, current advice in our safety guide.

How far in advance should I book?

Day tours: a few days is usually enough. Balloon flights and dahabiya cruises: 4–8 weeks, and 3 months for Christmas and New Year departures, because small boats sell out first.