Private journeys · Luxor, Egypt
Luxor & Aswan Tours
Private Egypt tour packages combining Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Nile cruises, Abu Simbel, Alexandria, Hurghada and the Red Sea.
Plan My TripAn Egypt package is easiest to compare when the route and number of nights are fixed first. These private itineraries combine the places that fit your time: Cairo for the pyramids and museums, Luxor and Aswan for temples and a Nile cruise, and selected Red Sea extensions.
A tailor-made route built around your dates, hotel level and preferred mix of Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Nile cruise, Abu Simbel or the Red Sea.
Luxor holds a third of the world's ancient monuments and one day is not enough. Two days splits the East and West Banks properly, with a night in between.
Two days covering everything most visitors come to Cairo for: Giza, Saqqara, Memphis, the Grand Egyptian Museum and the medieval city, with a hotel night in between.
Luxor's main sites on day one, then north to Dendera and Abydos on day two for the best surviving temple colour and relief carving in Egypt.
Three days in Luxor covering both banks without rushing, plus the northern temples of Dendera and Abydos and an optional sunrise balloon flight.
Two days covering the two faces of northern Egypt: pharaonic Giza and Saqqara on day one, Greco-Roman and Mediterranean Alexandria on day two.
Three days is the point at which Cairo stops being a rush: the full pyramid sequence, both museums and the medieval city, each with proper time.
The whole Nile valley temple route by road in three days, from Karnak to Abu Simbel, without booking a cruise.
The full Nile valley temple route at a comfortable pace: two days in Luxor, the river temples by road, then Aswan and Abu Simbel.
The two essential Egyptian cities in four days, linked by a one-hour domestic flight rather than ten hours on the road.
Three very different Egypts in four days: pharaonic Giza, Greco-Roman Alexandria on the Mediterranean, and Theban Luxor by domestic flight.
Unveil the eternal secrets of the Pharaohs and the Mediterranean majesty of the Greco-Roman world on this thrilling 6-day journey.
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A tailor-made route built around your dates, hotel level and preferred mix of Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Nile cruise, Abu Simbel or the Red Sea.
From $500Luxor holds a third of the world's ancient monuments and one day is not enough. Two days splits the East and West Banks properly, with a night in between.
From $751Two days covering everything most visitors come to Cairo for: Giza, Saqqara, Memphis, the Grand Egyptian Museum and the medieval city, with a hotel night in between.
From $790Luxor's main sites on day one, then north to Dendera and Abydos on day two for the best surviving temple colour and relief carving in Egypt.
From $815Three days in Luxor covering both banks without rushing, plus the northern temples of Dendera and Abydos and an optional sunrise balloon flight.
From $826Two days covering the two faces of northern Egypt: pharaonic Giza and Saqqara on day one, Greco-Roman and Mediterranean Alexandria on day two.
From $865Three days is the point at which Cairo stops being a rush: the full pyramid sequence, both museums and the medieval city, each with proper time.
From $875The whole Nile valley temple route by road in three days, from Karnak to Abu Simbel, without booking a cruise.
From $1,151The full Nile valley temple route at a comfortable pace: two days in Luxor, the river temples by road, then Aswan and Abu Simbel.
From $1,226Ask both proposals to name the same things: exact nights in each city, domestic flight or road transfers, hotel category and room basis, ship and cabin, private or shared sightseeing, meals, guides, entry tickets, visa support and exclusions.
A focused Upper Egypt route or a compact Cairo–Luxor–Aswan itinerary; check travel time carefully.
More room for a cruise or a fuller Luxor and Aswan sequence.
A wider Egypt itinerary with time for extensions.
Use these pages to compare day tours, Nile cruises and extensions before requesting your itinerary.
For a first trip, an 8 to 10 day Egypt package works best because it can combine Cairo, Luxor, Aswan and a Nile cruise without rushing the major sites.
Five days can cover Cairo and Luxor, seven or eight days can add Aswan or a Nile cruise, and ten to twelve days is better if you want Hurghada, Alexandria or Abu Simbel.
Yes. Packages are arranged as private trips with licensed guides, private transport and flexible pacing unless you request a group arrangement.
Yes. Hotel category, city order, cruise style, Abu Simbel, Hurghada, Alexandria and free time can be adjusted around your dates and budget.
A typical package includes guiding, transfers, air-conditioned transport, daily planning and trip support. Hotels, domestic flights, entrance fees and meals are confirmed in the final quote.