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Egypt Jordan Tours

Egypt Jordan Tours

Our tours are more than just sightseeing. They're about connecting with the rich history and vibrant culture of Egypt and Jordan. Whether you're standing in the shadow of the Pyramids, exploring the vast Karnak Temple complex, or swimming in the Dead Sea, you'll feel a deep connection to these ancient lands and their stories.

We understand that travel is about balance. That's why our tours offer a mix of adventure and comfort. You'll stay in 3 to 5-star hotels, Bedouin camps, and even on a 5-star Nile cruise boat, ensuring a comfortable rest after a day of exploration. Our meals are a mix of local and international cuisine, catering to a variety of dietary preferences.

UPCOMING Egypt Jordan Tours

Our tours are designed to provide you with a unique, immersive experience. Whether you're exploring the ancient ruins of Petra, sailing on a felucca on the Nile, or camping under the stars in Wadi Rum, each itinerary is carefully crafted to ensure you get the most out of your trip. Our small group sizes allow for personalized attention, and our range of transport options, from A/C minibuses to Bedouin jeeps, ensure your comfort throughout your journey.

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Egypt Jordan Tours Highlights and Tips

Highlights

  • Valley of the Kings - a burial place for pharaohs from Ancient Egypt’s New Kingdom with 63 royal tombs.
  • The Nile River - the longest river in Africa and a lifeline to Egypt, creating fertile land to harvest.
  • Abu Simbel Temples - two enormous rock temples carved into the side of the cliff in the village of Abu Simbel.
  • Egyptian Museum - a vast edifice displaying 120,000 Egyptian antiquities and a Tutankhamen exhibit.
  • Cairo - the capital of Egypt with one of the largest metropolitan areas in Africa.
  • Aswan - Egypt’s strategic and commercial getaway since antiquity, home to colourful Nubian villages.
  • Hurghada - a beach resort town along the Red Sea coast, popular for scuba diving.
  • Philae Temple Complex - a former ancient pilgrimage centre for the cult of Isis and a sacred site.

Tips

  • Remove your shoes before entering a mosque and cover your head and shoulders.
  • Prepare to haggle as bargaining is expected by vendors and is part of the local shopping experience.
  • Eat only with your right hand as the left hand is used for ablutions in the Egyptian culture.
  • During the festival of Ramadan, the fasting month, do not eat or drink in public.
  • Do not touch someone from the opposite sex when you are in a public place.
  • Learn a few Arabic words so you can speak to the locals when exploring the country.
  • Keep small change with you (LE5 and LE10 notes) to tip people and to buy small items.
  • Do not drink the tap water as it is highly chlorinated and can give you an upset stomach.

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