Egypt Tour Package – 14 Days

Tour Information

• Tour Name: Egypt Tour Package – 14 Days Discovery
• Program Code: HT-GEN-001
• Price: USD $2,120 per person (based on double room)
• Duration: 14 days / 13 nights
• Departure Day: Every Sunday
• Accommodation: 3 to 5-star hotels or Nubian guesthouse (based on selection)
• Group Type: Private or Small Group
• Languages Offered: English (other languages on request)
• Customization: Available upon request

Day 1 – Sunday: Arrival in Cairo
Meet at the airport. Private ride to your hotel. Take a relaxed walk in Zamalek—green streets, local cafés. Optional dinner at a traditional restaurant. First night in Cairo or Giza.

Day 2 – Monday: Dahshur & Saqqara
Visit the quiet Red and Bent pyramids at Dahshur. Then on to Saqqara’s Step Pyramid. A full day, but not overwhelming. Local lunch in between. Back to hotel. Rest.

Day 3 – Tuesday: Grand Egyptian Museum & Giza Pyramids
See the Grand Egyptian Museum (if open). After that, head to the Giza Plateau. The pyramids, the Sphinx, a camel ride for fun. Return for the night.

Day 4 – Wednesday: Downtown Cairo & Sleeper Train
Visit the old Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square. Walk around downtown’s older quarters. In the evening, board your sleeper train to Aswan. Dinner onboard.

Day 5 – Thursday: Aswan’s Essentials
Arrive in Aswan. Visit the High Dam, the peaceful Philae Temple, and the giant unfinished obelisk. Stay by the Nile or in a Nubian guesthouse.

Day 6 – Friday: Abu Simbel
Leave early to catch Abu Simbel before the crowd. A long road trip, but worth it. Return to Aswan by afternoon. Free evening.

Day 7 – Saturday: Aswan Off Track
Sail in a felucca. Visit the Aga Khan Mausoleum. Then ride or walk to St. Simeon Monastery. Explore Nobles’ Tombs and the Nubian Museum. Real stories, not just monuments.

Day 8 – Sunday: Temples on the Way to Luxor
Drive to Luxor. Stop at Kom Ombo (with its crocodile mummies) and Edfu Temple. Long day, but full of detail. Check in and sleep in Luxor.

Day 9 – Monday: Valley of the Kings & More
Start with a hot air balloon ride if you’re up for it. Then see the tombs of the Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut’s temple, and the giant Colossi of Memnon.

Day 10 – Tuesday: Karnak & Luxor Temples
Visit Karnak—huge, detailed, easy to get lost in. Then Luxor Temple, quieter but just as rich. Evening flight back to Cairo. Hotel overnight.

Day 11 – Wednesday: National Museum & Old Cairo
Visit the Museum of Egyptian Civilization (yes, they moved the mummies there). Then walk through Coptic Cairo—old churches, narrow streets, and a peaceful mood.

Day 12 – Thursday: Islamic Cairo
See the massive Sultan Hassan Mosque, Ibn Tulun, and the Gayer Anderson House next door. Simple day, no rush.

Day 13 – Friday: Free Day or Modern Cairo Tour (Optional)
You can rest or take a guided tour through Zamalek again, Moez Street, maybe a cultural show or local dinner if there’s anything good on.

Day 14 – Saturday: Departure
Transfer to the airport. End of Egypt tour package.

Price Includes:

• One-way domestic flight (Luxor to Cairo)
• Sleeper train (Cairo to Aswan)
• Airport transfers
• All site transfers by private car
• Bed & breakfast stays in double rooms
• Certified Egyptologist guides
• Entry tickets to listed sites
• Camel ride and boat trips where mentioned
• Meet & assist on arrival

Not Included:

• International flights
• Lunch and dinner
• Tips and personal expenses
• Entry to special tombs/pyramids

What This Egypt Tour Package Is Really About

Egypt tour package by Holiday Tours isn’t a quick commercial journey or an ordinary itinerary that is so common. It’s a tailored and slow dive into the real Egypt—with gaps for reflection, meals without a timer, and guides who know when to speak and when to let you explore.

What makes this the best Egypt tour package is not just the route. It’s how it’s planned. Holiday Tours isn’t a booking platform—they’re actual trip builders. There’s a full team behind this: tour operators, consultants, and coordinators based in Egypt, all ready to adjust things to your travel style.

You want to add more days in Luxor? Cut the museums in Cairo? Upgrade the hotels or add a cooking class? All possible. Every traveler’s needs are different, and the team knows that. They help shape the trip before you arrive and are there to support you all the way through.

With over 50 years running tours in Egypt, Holiday Tours has built real partnerships on the ground. That means cleaner hotels, better drivers, knowledgeable guides—not just whoever’s available. It also means you’re not alone if something goes off-plan. Someone local is always one call away.

This tour is flexible, thoughtfully paced, and created for people who want to experience Egypt, not just check it off.