Things to do in Egypt
Tours Giza Pyramids220 optionsValley of the Kings Tour166 optionsLuxor Aswan Nile Cruises44 optionsNile Cruise Cairo51 optionsSharm El Sheikh Snorkeling Tour22 optionsAswan Unfinished Obelisk26 optionsHot Air Balloon in Luxor21 optionsHurghada to Pyramids10 optionsHurghada Safari11 optionsSharm to Pyramids10 optionsHurghada Day Trips8 optionsDiving Trips Hurghada41 options
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Giza Pyramids & Egyptian Museum: Day Tour with Lunch & PickupYou’ll walk beneath Giza’s towering pyramids, stare into the eyes of the Sphinx, then explore over 250,000 ancient artifacts at Cairo’s Egyptian Museum—all with an expert Egyptologist guiding your way. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off plus a relaxed local lunch to help you process it all.
Luxor: Hot Air Balloon Sunrise Ride & Hotel PickupYou’ll rise before dawn for a sunrise hot air balloon ride over Luxor with hotel pickup included. Watch ancient temples light up beneath you as your guide shares stories mid-flight. There’s laughter (and maybe nerves) as you float above Karnak and Hatshepsut Temple before touching down gently—leaving you with memories that stick long after breakfast.
Hurghada to Luxor: Valley of the Kings & Karnak Temple Day TripYou get picked up from your Hurghada hotel and driven to Luxor, where an Egyptologist guide walks you through Karnak Temple, the Colossi of Memnon, Hatshepsut Temple, and the Valley of the Kings — including Tutankhamun's tomb if you choose it. Lunch and drinks are included, along with all entrance fees and transport. Plan for a full day out, returning to Hurghada in the evening.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Hurghada who want to see Luxor's major pharaonic sites without arranging separate transport, guides, and tickets. Expect a full day of walking in heat and early starts — that's what fits four major temples and the Valley of the Kings into one trip.
Cairo: Private Pyramids Tour & Grand Egyptian Museum Day TripYou’ll stand beneath Giza’s pyramids, ride a camel across golden sands, share lunch with views of ancient stones, and wander halls filled with pharaohs’ treasures at the Grand Egyptian Museum—all with a local guide handling every detail so you can just take it in.
Nile Cruise Aswan to Luxor: Temples & Hot Air BalloonA 4-day Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor with guided visits to Abu Simbel, Edfu, Karnak, the Valley of the Kings and Luxor Temple, plus a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the West Bank. The boat carries you between sites; meals, accommodation and an English-speaking Egyptologist guide are included. Timed entry to temples and transport by air-conditioned minivan are arranged; you choose your cabin type at checkout.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you want the temples and the river itself—the boat moves you between sites overnight, so you see the Nile Valley from the water and sleep aboard instead of packing and unpacking in hotels. The fixed itinerary and included guide mean the day unfolds without you building it, and the small group to Abu Simbel keeps that pre-dawn drive manageable.
Giza Pyramids & Sphinx: Private Half-Day Tour with Camel RideYou’ll walk right up to Giza’s pyramids with an Egyptologist guide who brings their stories alive, ride camels across the plateau with views you can’t get on foot, and stand beneath the Sphinx as Cairo buzzes behind you. Includes pickup from your hotel, entry fees for Giza Plateau, bottled water, and—if you want—lunch after all that desert air.
Ras Mohammed & White Island snorkel tour from Sharm El SheikhA full-day snorkeling tour from Sharm El Sheikh to Ras Mohammed National Park and White Island, with hotel pickup, two guided reef stops, lunch and drinks aboard. The boat departs early and returns by afternoon, so a free day becomes a complete Red Sea trip. Guides speak English, Italian or Russian; first-timers can try a free scuba taster dive at one reef stop.Is it for me?Book the Snorkel & Boat Trip if you want to focus on the reefs and the island without adding scuba certification or extra gear. Choose the Diving Package if you're curious about diving and want to try it free with an instructor at one reef stop—the full set is included and the same reefs and island time are part of the day.
Giza Pyramids & Sphinx: Private Half-Day Tour with PickupYou’ll walk beneath Giza’s pyramids with a local guide who knows every shortcut through crowds and history alike. There’s time for a camel ride if you want it, plus close-up moments with the Sphinx and stories you won’t find on signs. Hotel pickup keeps things easy so you can focus on feeling small (in a good way) among ancient stones.
Cairo Airport Transfer: Private Car to HotelA driver meets you at Cairo airport arrivals with a sign and takes you directly to your hotel or address in a private, insured vehicle. No taxi negotiation, no meter, no uncertainty about the route — the car is booked and waiting, and the price is fixed before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving in Cairo with luggage and want to reach your hotel without arranging a taxi or navigating unfamiliar streets — the fixed price and waiting driver remove the friction of airport arrival, which is worth the small cost on its own.
Sharm El Sheikh Quad Bike, Camel Ride & Bedouin Dinner: 5 HoursThis evening tour from Sharm El Sheikh combines quad biking across the Sinai Desert, a camel ride at a traditional Bedouin camp, and a BBQ dinner with live entertainment. You spend 1.5 hours on the quad bike, stop at Echo Mountain to watch the sunset, then move to the camp for the camel ride, dinner, and Tanoura and fire performances. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with a desert guide and quad bike instructor; the guide speaks English, Italian or Russian depending on your option.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to ride your own quad bike rather than watch from a vehicle, and if an evening that moves through three different activities — biking, sunset, and dinner with a show — suits your schedule better than a single-focus excursion. The 1.5-hour ride is the centerpiece; the camel ride and camp are the second half, so you are doing, not just seeing.
Scuba Diving in the Egyptian Red Sea: PADI IntroductionA full-day scuba diving introduction in the Egyptian Red Sea with a PADI instructor covers one pool session and one ocean dive from the beach, plus all equipment, lunch and hotel pickup. The dives count toward PADI certification if you decide to pursue it later. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; the experience is open to ages 10 and up with moderate fitness.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Sharm el-Sheikh without your own transport—hotel pickup gets you to the boat—and want a full day underwater rather than a rushed introduction to diving.
Giza Pyramids & Grand Egyptian Museum Private Tour with LunchYou’ll walk right up to the Giza Pyramids and touch ancient stones, stare into the eyes of the Sphinx, explore Tutankhamun’s treasures at the Grand Egyptian Museum, and share laughs over a local lunch. Expect real stories from your guide—and moments that linger long after you leave.
Cairo Day Trip from Hurghada: Pyramids, Sphinx & Nile CruiseYou’ll wake before dawn in Hurghada and find yourself face-to-face with Egypt’s ancient wonders by midday—museum treasures, Giza’s pyramids and Sphinx, plus a slow drift down the Nile if you want it. Local guides bring history alive with stories (and jokes), lunch is included, and there’s time to wander Cairo’s markets before heading back—honestly, it feels like two days packed into one.
Luxor: Valley of Kings & Queens Private Day TourYou're picked up from your hotel or cruise ship and driven across the Nile to visit the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, Colossi of Memnon, Medinet Habu, Valley of the Queens, Deir el-Medina, and Valley of the Nobles. All entry fees are included, along with a licensed Egyptologist guide, AC transport, water, and a lunch break. You return to your starting point in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the major West Bank temples and royal valleys in one organized day without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself—the private format and included guide mean you move at your own pace without the pressure of group schedules.
Luxor East & West Banks Tour: Temples & Valley of KingsA full-day guided tour of Luxor covers both banks of the Nile: Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple on the East Bank, then the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut's Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon on the West Bank. Hotel pickup and a private air-conditioned vehicle are included, with a live guide in English, Spanish, German, or Arabic. Entry fees and lunch at a local restaurant are available as add-ons at checkout.Is it for me?Book the car and guide option if you want to move at your own pace between sites without paying for entry fees upfront; add entry fees and lunch if you prefer everything arranged and priced before the day starts. The eight-hour duration means you see both banks without rushing, though the West Bank sites require sustained walking through open terrain.
Snorkeling in Hurghada: Orange Bay Island Cruise with LunchSnorkeling in Hurghada combines a full day on a yacht with two guided reef dives and island time on Orange Bay. You board at the marina, relax on the beach for up to two hours, snorkel the Coral Gardens and Orange Bay reefs with professional guides, eat a buffet lunch on board, and return to your hotel by late afternoon. Hotel pickup and drop-off, snorkeling gear, and all drinks are included; the trip runs eight hours and suits swimmers of any age from one year old.Is it for me?Book the option with private transfers if your hotel is outside the main Hurghada area or if you prefer not to wait for other guests at pickup; choose the parasailing add-on if you want a second activity beyond snorkeling and beach time. If Giftun Island National Park is available in your option, it replaces Orange Bay as the island stop—check which island suits your preference before checkout.
Giza Pyramids & Sphinx: Inside Great Pyramid & Camel RideYou get picked up from your Cairo hotel and spend the day at the Giza Pyramids with a qualified Egyptologist guide, entering the Great Pyramid and the second pyramid, riding a camel from the panoramic viewpoint, visiting the Sphinx and valley temple, and eating a local lunch—all included in one price with no hidden fees. Hotel drop-off happens in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Giza sites—all three pyramids, the Sphinx, and the valley temple—in one day without arranging transport, tickets, or figuring out which extras cost more. The all-inclusive pricing is what removes the negotiation at every stop.
Giza Pyramids & Sphinx: Private Tour with Camel Ride & Pyramid EntryYou’ll walk right up to the Giza Pyramids with an Egyptologist guide, step inside Cheops if you want, ride camels near the Sphinx, and eat real kushary for lunch. Expect laughter over language mix-ups, hands-on moments with ancient stones, and a day that lingers long after you’ve left Cairo.
Alexandria Day Trip From Cairo: Library & Quaitbay CastleAn Alexandria day trip from Cairo includes hotel pickup, transport by air-conditioned car, and a guide who walks you through the Library of Alexandria, the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, Roman amphitheater ruins, St. Mark's church, and Quaitbay Castle. The tour runs 10 to 12 hours and covers the city's Greco-Roman and Islamic landmarks. Entrance fees and lunch are included in some options; a guide is available in English, Portuguese, Italian, German and other languages, or you can book the car and driver alone.Is it for me?Pick the guided option if you want an Egyptologist explaining Alexandria's layered history—from the ancient Library to Ottoman-era mosques—as you move between sites; choose the driver-only version if you'd rather set your own pace and decide how long to linger at each stop.
Cairo: Private Felucca Dinner Cruise on the Nile with Hotel PickupYou’ll step onto your own private felucca in Cairo for a quiet dinner cruise along the Nile, with hotel pickup included so there’s no stress getting there. Expect flowers, candles, good food (and tea), plus stories from your local guide if you’re curious. The city feels different from the water — slower and softer somehow.
