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Small Group Tours Egypt

Small Group Tours Egypt

Our tours are not just about visiting places; they're about creating memories. The joy of witnessing the Abu Simbel Sun Festival, the thrill of sailing on a traditional felucca, the awe of standing before the great Pyramids - these are experiences that touch the soul and create lasting memories.

Travelling in a small group means you get personalized attention, faster mobility, and a more intimate experience. With a maximum of 18 people per group, you'll have the chance to form close connections with your fellow travellers and guide, enhancing your overall travel experience.

Our small group tours offer a unique way to explore Egypt. You'll not only visit iconic landmarks but also experience the local culture, cuisine, and traditions. It's more than just a trip; it's a journey of discovery and personal growth.

UPCOMING Small Group Tours Egypt

Our small group tours are designed to cater to a variety of interests and preferences. Whether you're a history buff, an adventure seeker, or a leisure traveler, we have a tour for you. From the Pharaonic Encounters Tour that takes you to the heart of Egypt's ancient history, to the Sands & Seas Tour that combines historical exploration with relaxation at the Red Sea Riviera, our itineraries are crafted to provide a comprehensive and enjoyable experience.

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Small Group Tours Egypt 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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