Small-group departure · Egypt
An 11-day Egypt holiday with Cairo’s icons, a 3-night Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor, and Red Sea time in Hurghada.
Begin in Cairo, where the scale of ancient Egypt comes into view at Giza, with the Great Pyramid, the Pyramid of Chephren, the Pyramid of Mycerinus, and the Sphinx forming the opening chapter of the trip. The pace is balanced with time at the Egyptian Museum and the lively lanes of Khan El Khalili, giving you a fuller picture of the city beyond the monuments. With three nights in Cairo at the start, there is enough breathing room to settle in before the journey moves south.
From Cairo, the itinerary continues by domestic flight to Aswan and onto a 3-night Nile cruise, one of the most distinctive ways to travel through Upper Egypt. The route includes the High Dam, the Unfinished Obelisk, and the temple at Kom Ombo, before sailing onward toward Luxor. Life on board adds a slower rhythm to the holiday, with full-board dining and river views between sightseeing stops.
In Luxor, the west bank reveals some of Egypt’s most important archaeological sites, including the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon, while the east bank brings Karnak into focus. After the cruise ends, the trip shifts from history to relaxation as you travel overland to Hurghada on the Red Sea coast, where three nights by the beach give the itinerary a more laid-back finish.
The final days in Hurghada are free for rest, swimming, or optional excursions, making this Egypt tour a good fit for travellers who want a mix of ancient heritage, river cruising, and coastal downtime. It is a practical choice for visitors looking for a guided Egypt holiday that combines Cairo sightseeing, a Nile cruise itinerary, and a beach stay without rushing through the country.
Hotels are named on your confirmation — all are of the stated category.
You leave from a different place than you arrive — book an open-jaw flight, not a return.
Airport assistance and transfer to the hotel are included.
Egypt
Oct–Apr is the best time — comfortable temperatures for sightseeing. Avoid summer heat exceeding 40°C.
The cruise includes three nights on board on a full-board basis, with sightseeing between Aswan and Luxor as listed in the itinerary.
Yes. It combines Cairo’s main sights, a classic Nile cruise, and time in Hurghada, so first-time visitors can see Egypt’s key highlights in one trip.
Yes, entrance fees to all mentioned sites are included in the package.
The last two full days in Hurghada are free for relaxation or optional excursions, depending on your preference.
Yes. The Egypt entry visa is not included and should be arranged by the traveller before departure.
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