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The pyramids, the Nile, and every wonder between.

See all of Tutankhamun's treasure together for the first time at the new Grand Egyptian Museum, wake to the Nile at Aswan, and stand in the Valley of the Kings while it is still cool. Private tours and complete trips, planned by our team in Egypt.

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Three riders on camels crossing the sand below the pyramids of Giza.
Riders crossing the sand below the pyramids of Giza.
The standing statue of Ramesses II beneath the patterned roof of the Grand Egyptian Museum atrium.Grand Egyptian Museum · Giza
Ramesses II towers over the atrium. Look up before you head into the galleries.

Make a day of it

The pyramids outside.
Their world inside.

Stand beneath the pyramids, then meet the objects that bring ancient Egypt closer at the Grand Egyptian Museum.

Explore the pyramids & museum tourTake a look inside the guide

Start with your time

How long do you have?

Pick the shape closest to your trip. It opens in the planner, where the places, the nights and the days are yours to change.
How many days is enough?

Where to go

Follow Egypt south.

Almost every trip follows the river: Cairo first, then south to Luxor, Aswan and Abu Simbel, with the sea and the desert branching off it. Choose a place to see what it is for, and how long it deserves.
  1. The three pyramids of Giza and the smaller queens' pyramids on the desert plateau.

    Where the Nile meets its delta

    Cairo & Giza

    Where most first journeys begin: the pyramids and the Sphinx on the plateau, and the Grand Egyptian Museum at its foot.

    3 nights recommended

    Explore Cairo & Giza Add to my trip

  2. Qaitbay Fort at the tip of Alexandria's eastern harbour, beside the sea.

    North, on the Mediterranean

    Alexandria

    Alexander's city by the sea: catacombs, a Roman theatre and a fort on the site of the ancient lighthouse.

    A long day from Cairo, or a night

    Explore Alexandria Add to my trip

  3. Water falling between rock ledges at the Wadi El Rayan waterfalls in Fayoum.

    West of the river, two hours from Cairo

    Fayoum

    An oasis around a lake, with the waterfalls of Wadi El Rayan and the fossil whales of Wadi El Hitan.

    A day from Cairo, or a night

    Explore Fayoum Add to my trip

  4. Pale chalk formations under a blue night sky in the White Desert.

    Deep in the Western Desert

    Western Desert

    Chalk towers, black hills and a night under a sky with nothing in the way.

    1–2 nights recommended

    Explore Western Desert Add to my trip

  5. The first pylon of Karnak, with the avenue of ram-headed sphinxes leading to it.

    Upper Egypt, on the river

    Luxor

    Temples on the east bank, and the royal tombs cut into the hills on the west.

    2–3 nights recommended

    Explore Luxor Add to my trip

  6. Giftun Island low on the horizon across the blue Red Sea, with a boat passing.

    East, across the mountains to the coast

    The Red Sea

    Reefs, wrecks and real rest, a short flight from Cairo or a drive from Luxor.

    3–5 nights recommended

    Explore The Red Sea Add to my trip

  7. A felucca under full sail on the Nile at Aswan, with Elephantine Island behind it.

    The river between Luxor and Aswan

    Nile & Aswan

    Slow the trip down: a cruise or a dahabiya, the island temple of Philae, and Nubian villages by boat.

    4–5 nights recommended

    Explore Nile & Aswan Add to my trip

  8. The four seated colossi of Ramesses II on the facade of the Great Temple at Abu Simbel.

    South, on Lake Nasser

    Abu Simbel

    The temples of Ramses II and Nefertari, moved block by block above the rising lake in the 1960s.

    From an Aswan base

    Explore Abu Simbel Add to my trip

Tours

Tours worth starting with.

The days most first trips are built around, each with the time on the road and at the sites stated before you ask.
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The exterior facade and visitor approach at the Grand Egyptian Museum.Cairo & GizaGiza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian MuseumDo the plateau first while it is cool, and give the museum the afternoon rather than the last hour of the day.Full day · about 7 hoursPrivateStarting price USD 60

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Experiences

Make room for the unexpected.

A reef beneath you. The desert after dark. A village reached by boat. Find the few hours you will keep talking about.
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Hurghada

Your first dive in the Red Sea

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A few hours, a different Egypt

Dive, snorkel & sail

Find your first reef, explore a wreck, or spend a day out on the water.

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The Nile & local life

2 August 2027 · Luxor

The day Luxor goes dark

A total solar eclipse over Luxor. What the day will be like, and how to plan a trip around it.Plan for the eclipse272 days from today

Why us

Great days, well planned.

Deluxe Trips Egypt is a brand of Deluxe Travel Egypt, a long-established registered Egyptian tour company.

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Read what travellers say

  1. Time on the road, stated up front

    Every tour shows how long you spend travelling and how long at the sites, before you ask.

  2. Your day goes to the sites

    Every hour is planned around the temples, tombs and river you came for. Shopping only if you ask for it.

  3. A short, chosen catalogue

    We publish only the tours we would put our own guests on, and help you pick the one that fits.

  4. One team, reachable directly

    Plan with the same people who run your days, by WhatsApp, phone or a written quote.

How a trip is agreed

How we work
  1. Share what matters

    Your interests, dates, companions and pace. Start with an idea, or with the places you added to your trip.

  2. Shape the journey

    We bring the route and arrangements together in a written quote, explaining the choices along the way.

  3. Refine and confirm

    Agree the details, inclusions and terms before making your booking.

Your Egypt starts with an idea

Tell us what would make it unforgettable.

You do not need a finished itinerary. Choose a route and a few days in the planner, or simply message us your dates and who is travelling.

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A felucca under full sail on the Nile at Aswan, with Elephantine Island behind it.TourAswan Felucca to Elephantine and the Botanical GardenTwo hours under sail around Aswan's islands.About 2 hoursSmall groupStarting price USD 34See this tour

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Egypt this month

A date with Egypt.

Find something worth travelling for. Check the season before you go.

The season at a glance

  • Cairo24.9°CMild
  • Luxor29.1°CWarm
  • Aswan29.8°CWarm

Monthly average highs, not a forecast. Comfort labels are our judgement.

Compare weather in six places
How the day feels
  • CairoMild24.9° average high, 15.6° average low.
  • LuxorWarm29.1° average high, 13.4° average low.
  • AswanWarm29.8° average high, 16.2° average low.
  • Hurghada (Red Sea)Warm27.8° average high, 17.7° average low.
  • SiwaWarm26.3° average high, 12.1° average low.
  • AlexandriaMild24° average high, 15.1° average low.

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