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8 Day all inclusive Egypt tour – Pyramids, Nile cruise & Temples

Experience the ultimate Egypt package tour with everything taken care of internal flights, hotels, meals, sightseeing, and a French-speaking guide. Starting in Cairo and ending in Abu Simbel, this Nile cruise itinerary takes you deep into ancient Egyptian culture with maximum comfort.

Why book this Egypt tour package?

Comprehensive 8-day itinerary visiting Giza, Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel
All-inclusive price, covering accommodations, meals, domestic flights, transfers, guidance, and tips
Four-night Nile cruise on a comfortable riverboat
French-speaking expert guide, offering historical context and cultural immersion
Flexible accommodation options, from standard to luxury stays
Arrival assistance: visa support, airport welcome, and seamless transfers

What’s Included in the 8-day all-inclusive Egypt tour

Roundtrip airport transfers, domestic flights (Cairo–Luxor / Aswan–Cairo), and all ground transfers
Visa assistance and airport orientation upon arrival
Certified French-speaking guide for all excursions
3 nights in a comfortable hotel in Cairo + 4 nights aboard a peaceful Nile cruise ship
Full-board meals from Day 1 dinner through Day 8 breakfast
All site entry fees and excursions (except optional Great Pyramid access)
Local taxes and tips included

Egypt tour itinerary

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A complete journey to discover the treasures of ancient Egypt. Culture, relaxation, and adventure all included.

Day 1 – Airport pickup, visa and immigration assistance, transfer to your hotel. Dinner or picnic depending on your arrival time.
Day 2 – Visit the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, papyrus workshops, and enjoy a traditional Egyptian lunch. Explore Memphis and Saqqarah. Evening stroll in Old Cairo and dinner at Café des Miroirs.
Day 3 – Discover Saladin’s Citadel, the Mosque of Muhammad Ali, the Coptic Quarter, and the Egyptian Museum (excluding the mummy room). Enjoy a local dinner.
Day 4 – Flight to Luxor, visit the temple, and take a horse-drawn carriage ride. Board your Nile cruise ship
Day 5 – Explore Karnak, the Valley of the Kings (including Tutankhamun’s tomb as an option), Hatshepsut’s temple, and the Colossi of Memnon. Cruise towards Edfu.
Day 6 – Visit the Temple of Edfu by carriage, the Temple of Kom Ombo, and cruise onward to Aswan.
Day 7 – Excursion to Abu Simbel. Return to Aswan for the Temple of Philae and a relaxing felucca boat ride.
Day 8 – Flight back to Cairo, transfer to your international flight according to your schedule.

Discover your all inclusive 8-day Egypt tour

Embark on an unforgettable adventure deep into ancient Egypt with an expert guide, all-inclusive and hassle-free.

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Premium & flexible accommodation options

Choose what suits your travel vibe:

Standard package: Comfortable stays like Oasis Hotel Pyramids in Cairo; Nile cruise aboard MS Pioneer II or MS Mirage
Luxury upgrade: Boutique hotels like Cairo Marriott or Hyatt Regency Cairo West; top-tier cruise ships such as Nile Dolfine or MS Royal Viking

Price per person based on double occupancy; single travelers may pay a supplement.

Suggested itinerary (sample 8-day route)

Day 1–3: Cairo – Explore the Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx, and Egyptian Museum
Day 4–7: Nile Cruise – Sail Luxor to Aswan or reverse; visit Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Kom Ombo, Edfu
Day 8: Abu Simbel Excursion & Return to Cairo

(Itinerary can be customized based on your preferences.)

Practical information for a worry free trip

Passport: Must be valid at least 6 months after your return date.
International Flights: Book round-trip flights to Cairo, arriving on the tour start date and departing on the last day.
Extras: Ticket to Tutankhamun’s tomb (~€16) not included.
Children: Discount only applies when sharing a room with two adults.

FAQ – Egypt

8 Day all inclusive Egypt tour – Common questions

Here are the most frequently asked questions to help you plan your trip smoothly.

What should I wear in Egypt?

Light, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen are best for the heat. Out of respect for local customs, cover your shoulders and knees—especially when visiting mosques and historical sites.

Do women need to cover their hair?

Tourists are not required to wear a headscarf. However, it is respectful to cover your hair when entering mosques. A light shawl in your bag is a good idea.

What is the local currency? Can I use credit cards?

The official currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Credit cards are accepted in major hotels and restaurants, but always carry cash for tips, markets, and smaller shops.

What language is spoken in Egypt?

Arabic is the official language, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. Many guides also speak French.

What type of electrical plugs are used?

Egypt uses type C and F plugs (same as Europe). Voltage: 220V. US travelers will need an adapter.

Is tap water safe to drink?

No. Only drink bottled water—even for brushing your teeth.

8 Day all inclusive Egypt tour – Pyramids, Nile cruise & Temples

Are tips included?

Yes, tips for guides, drivers, and cruise staff are included. You may leave extra tips for exceptional service.

Is it safe to eat the local food?

Absolutely. Egyptian food is tasty and generally safe, especially in restaurants popular with locals and tourists. Try dishes like koshari or falafel.

How is the internet in Egypt?

Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and cruise boats, but speed varies. For better access, buy a local SIM card at the airport.

Is Egypt safe for tourists?

Yes, Egypt is considered safe. Tourist areas are well protected. Just be cautious as you would in any major city.

What should I pack?

Bring lightweight, modest clothes (shoulders and knees covered), a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, walking shoes, and an adapter if you’re coming from outside Europe.

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