Egypt 14-Day Tour Package: Cairo, Aswan, Luxor & Hurghada
This Egypt 14-day tour package brings together Cairo, Aswan, Luxor and Hurghada in one organised itinerary. You visit major ancient sites before slowing the pace beside the Red Sea. The tour starts with the Giza Pyramids and Cairo Museum, continues south to Abu Simbel and Philae Temple, then moves to Luxor’s temples and tombs before ending with six nights in Hurghada.
In Cairo, our guide takes you around the Giza Pyramids, where the scale of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure becomes clearer as you cross the plateau. The visit includes the Sphinx area, with time for photographs and questions about how the complex was built and used. At Cairo Museum, you can look closely at statues, funerary objects and other pieces displayed throughout its galleries. The pace gives your guide time to explain what you are seeing instead of hurrying you from room to room.
Cairo sightseeing also continues to Memphis and Sakkara. Memphis shows the remains of Egypt’s first capital, including the large reclining statue of Ramesses II. Sakkara is known for the Step Pyramid of Djoser and its wider funerary landscape. Together, these sites show how royal tomb design changed over time. There is uneven ground and walking in the sun, so comfortable shoes, water and a hat are useful.
Aswan has a different feel, shaped by the Nile, granite islands and a slower southern rhythm. A visit to Abu Simbel is one of the main highlights of the package. The rock-cut temples of Ramesses II and Nefertari have colossal figures and detailed reliefs across their façades and interiors. The journey needs planning, and an early start is common, but the temples make the effort worthwhile. We arrange the transport and coordinate the visit so you can concentrate on the site.
As part of the Aswan sightseeing programme, you also visit Philae Temple, sometimes written as Phiala temple in travel listings. The complex is on an island and reached by boat, subject to local operating and weather conditions. Its courtyards, columns and reliefs honour Isis and other ancient Egyptian deities. Your guide explains how the monuments were moved during construction of the High Dam, adding context without turning the visit into a lecture.
Luxor is the main stop for ancient Theban history. At Karnak, you walk through a vast temple complex of processional avenues, pylons, columns and the Great Hypostyle Hall. On the opposite bank of the Nile, the Valley of the Kings has royal burial places cut into the hills; the tombs open to visitors can vary, and entry arrangements are followed on the day. Hatshepsut Temple sits below the cliffs at Deir el-Bahari, with broad terraces and reliefs describing the queen’s reign and trading expeditions.
The final six nights in Hurghada leave room to slow down after the archaeological visits. You can swim, relax by the coast or arrange optional Red Sea activities locally, depending on conditions and your interests. This balance suits travellers who want substantial sightseeing without filling every day with monuments. It is less suited to anyone looking for a short, resort-only break or a completely unstructured holiday.
Our team coordinates accommodation, city transfers and guided visits along the route, helping you manage the longer distances between northern and southern Egypt. Some excursions begin early, especially Abu Simbel, and several sites involve walking in warm weather. Before each part of the trip, we confirm the practical details, including pickup times, transport and any included meals or entrance arrangements, so you know what to expect before setting out.
Airport and intercity transfers as specified in the confirmed itinerary
Accommodation for 2 nights in Aswan
Accommodation for 2 nights in Cairo
Transport for the Abu Simbel excursion
Accommodation for 3 nights in Luxor
Assistance from our Egypt-based team throughout the package
Guided sightseeing with a local guide where stated
Accommodation for 6 nights in Hurghada
Personal spending, laundry and other services not mentioned under inclusions
Meals and drinks not specifically listed in the confirmed itinerary
International flights
Visa fees and personal travel insurance
Entrance fees not stated as included
Optional Red Sea activities and excursions
A small day bag for Abu Simbel and other excursions
Sunscreen, sunglasses and a reusable water bottle
Any medication you take regularly
Light, breathable clothing and a hat for daytime sightseeing
A passport valid for your travel period and any required visa documents
Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
Cash for personal expenses, tips and optional activities
Swimwear and a light cover-up for Hurghada
This 14-day Egypt tour package includes planned stays in Cairo, Aswan, Luxor and Hurghada, with sightseeing at the Giza Pyramids, Cairo Museum, Memphis and Sakkara, Abu Simbel, Phiala temple, Karnak, the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut temple.
Transport arrangements, guided visits, meals and entry tickets can vary by booking option, so our team will confirm the exact inclusions before you travel.
This 14-day itinerary has a steady sightseeing pace, with two nights in Cairo, two nights in Aswan, three nights in Luxor and six nights in Hurghada on the Red Sea.
The main ancient sites are visited during the Cairo, Aswan and Luxor sections, while the longer Hurghada stay gives you time to rest, swim or arrange optional activities. Sightseeing days involve walking outdoors and early starts may be needed for some visits.
Our team arranges the agreed pickup and drop-off details for your arrival, hotel changes and departure, with the route connecting Cairo, Aswan, Luxor and Hurghada.
Your final transfer plan depends on your arrival and departure details and the transport selected for each leg. We confirm meeting points and practical instructions after booking, so you are not left to arrange the main intercity movements alone.
This Egypt tour can suit children who are comfortable with travel days, walking and warm outdoor conditions, but travellers with limited mobility should review the route with us before booking because the Giza Pyramids, Abu Simbel, Karnak, the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut temple have uneven ground, steps or long walks.
Tell our team about mobility needs, medical requirements or travelling with a pushchair in advance. We can explain the likely access at each stop and suggest a more comfortable pace where the itinerary allows.
Pack light, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, a hat, refillable water and any prescription medication you need; modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees is useful when visiting religious or traditional sites.
Bring your passport, booking documents, swimwear and a light layer for cooler evenings or air-conditioned transport. The Red Sea portion in Hurghada is more relaxed, but practical footwear remains useful for sightseeing and hotel areas.
You can request the 14-day tour by providing your travel dates, traveller details, arrival information and any room or mobility requirements; our team then confirms the available arrangements and booking terms.
Cancellation fees and amendment conditions depend on the services and booking option selected, so they are stated before payment. Ask us to explain those terms clearly if your plans may change, and do not assume that transport, accommodation or sightseeing can be cancelled without charge.
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Your Itinerary
Our team meets you on arrival at Cairo International Airport and helps with the arrival formalities before your transfer to the hotel. The drive into the city gives you a first look at Cairo’s broad avenues and busy neighbourhoods, but the rest of the day is kept light after your journey.
Once you have checked in, you can rest, settle into your room and meet your guide to confirm the plan for the following days. If your arrival time and energy allow, we can help arrange a gentle walk or a short evening outing nearby. There is no fixed sightseeing visit today, so you have time to recover from the flight and prepare for the early starts ahead.
After breakfast, we drive to the Giza Plateau for your first full day of sightseeing. Your guide explains the layout of the site as you walk around the Great Pyramid, the Pyramid of Khafre and the Pyramid of Menkaure. You also see the Sphinx and hear how the plateau was planned as a royal burial ground. Time is allowed for photographs and for walking between the main viewpoints.
We then continue to the Cairo museum, where galleries hold statues, coffins, jewellery and everyday objects from several periods of ancient Egyptian history. Your guide helps place the exhibits in context rather than rushing through every room. The order of visits may change slightly with traffic and museum access, but the day includes a comfortable lunch break and a return to your hotel in the afternoon or early evening.
After breakfast, we transfer you to Cairo airport for the connection to Aswan. The journey is arranged according to the available domestic schedule, and our team assists with the airport process before you continue south. On arrival, you are met and driven to your Aswan hotel for check-in.
The afternoon is free to take in the slower pace of the city beside the Nile. You may sit by the river, walk along the Corniche or rest at the hotel after the travel day. No long sightseeing programme is planned, which leaves you ready for the early start to Abu Simbel tomorrow. Your guide confirms the next day’s road transfer and the practical arrangements before you settle in for the night.
We leave Aswan early for the road journey to Abu Simbel. The drive crosses the desert south of the city, so you should bring water, sun protection and a light layer for the vehicle. On arrival, you walk towards the two rock-cut temples built by Ramesses II on the western bank of Lake Nasser.
Inside the larger temple, your guide points out the colossal figures at the entrance, the decorated halls and the sanctuary at the rear. The smaller temple honours Queen Nefertari and gives the visit a different scale and atmosphere. After time to explore both monuments, we return to Aswan by road. The excursion takes much of the day, but the long transfer is the practical way to reach this remote site without changing hotels.
After breakfast, we visit Phiala temple, also written as Philae Temple, on an island in the reservoir near Aswan. A short boat ride carries you across the water, and your guide explains how the temple was moved to higher ground during the construction of the Aswan High Dam. The courtyards, reliefs and columned halls show the long use of the sanctuary and its links with Isis.
After the visit, we collect your luggage and begin the transfer north to Luxor by road. The journey takes several hours, with a rest stop arranged along the way. On arrival, we check you into your Luxor hotel and leave the evening open. You can have dinner near the hotel or rest beside the Nile before the next day’s temple visit.
Today begins with Karnak, the largest temple complex in Luxor. We enter through the approach to the precinct and walk with your guide towards the Great Hypostyle Hall, where tall columns carry traces of painted decoration. The route continues through courtyards, gateways and the sacred lake, with explanations of how different pharaohs added to the complex over many centuries.
After a break for lunch, you have time to rest before a quieter afternoon in Luxor. Depending on the day’s conditions and opening arrangements, we may include a walk near the Corniche or allow free time at the hotel. The programme is paced for walking, but the temple ground is uneven in places, so comfortable shoes, water and a hat are useful.
We cross the Nile after breakfast for a full day on Luxor’s West Bank. Our first main stop is the Valley of the Kings, where you enter the tombs included with your visit and walk down decorated passages cut into the desert hillside. Your guide explains the burial customs and points out scenes that remain visible on the walls. Tomb access can vary, so the exact selection is confirmed locally.
We then continue to Hatshepsut temple at Deir el-Bahari. Its broad terraces rise against the cliffs, and the surviving reliefs describe the queen’s reign and her trading expedition to Punt. There is time for photographs and a short rest before returning across the river. The ground is exposed, with limited shade, so carry water and expect several periods of walking.
After breakfast, we check out and begin the road transfer from Luxor to Hurghada. The route leaves the Nile Valley and crosses the Eastern Desert before reaching the Red Sea coast. The journey takes several hours, and our driver arranges a suitable stop so you can stretch your legs and buy refreshments.
On arrival in Hurghada, we complete the hotel check-in and explain the arrangements for your beach stay. The rest of the day is free rather than scheduled around another monument. You can use the hotel facilities, walk along the seafront or simply rest after the transfer. If you plan to swim, follow the local beach and sea-safety guidance, as conditions can change and access varies between hotels.
Your first full day on the coast is left flexible so you can settle into the rhythm of Hurghada. After breakfast, you may spend time by the pool or on the beach, then walk along the promenade when the temperature is more comfortable. Our team remains available to help with practical questions about local restaurants, beach access and optional activities.
The Red Sea is the setting for the next part of the holiday, but water activities depend on local conditions and the arrangements available for the day. If you choose an optional snorkelling or boat outing, the provider gives the safety briefing and equipment instructions before departure. Otherwise, keep the day simple and enjoy the hotel at your own pace.
Today is an unhurried day in Hurghada. You can have breakfast at the hotel, choose a quiet place by the water and plan your time around the heat rather than a fixed sightseeing schedule. The town has cafés, shops and restaurants, while many travellers prefer to stay close to the hotel and make use of its facilities.
If you want to spend time in the sea, ask the local team about safe entry points and the day’s conditions before setting out. Snorkelling equipment, boat trips and other activities are usually handled by separate providers and may require advance confirmation. For a quieter option, take a short walk in the early evening and return to the hotel for dinner.
There is no long transfer or scheduled monument visit today. Enjoy a late breakfast if you wish, then choose between the pool, the beach and the hotel’s shaded areas. Keeping the schedule open gives you room to repeat an activity you enjoyed earlier or take a proper break after the cultural touring in Cairo, Aswan and Luxor.
Our team can help with directions and general arrangements, but you should confirm any optional excursion details before leaving the hotel. Bring sun protection, secure your valuables and keep enough water with you when walking outside. In the evening, Hurghada’s main streets and waterfront provide simple options for a meal before another night on the coast.
Use today to enjoy Hurghada without the pressure of a timetable. The morning is a good time for a swim or a walk before the strongest heat, while the afternoon can be spent resting indoors or beside the pool. Families and travellers who prefer a slower pace can keep the whole day at the hotel.
For a planned sea outing, check the meeting point, expected duration and return arrangements before booking. Boat routes and activities are set locally, and sea conditions can affect the programme. If you stay on land, you can visit nearby shops, have a relaxed lunch or read by the water. We can help with practical guidance so that your final days remain easy to manage.
This is your last full day in Hurghada, so keep it flexible and choose the activities that suit you best. You may return to the beach, spend time at the pool or take a final walk along the waterfront. If you have booked an optional activity, allow enough time to return, collect your belongings and prepare for tomorrow’s departure.
In the evening, check your travel documents and confirm the airport transfer details with our team. Pack a small hand bag with essentials for the journey and keep medication, valuables and passports with you. A relaxed final dinner near the hotel gives you a convenient end to the stay without adding another long trip.
After breakfast, you check out according to your departure arrangements. Our team confirms the transfer from your hotel to Hurghada airport and allows time for the drive, luggage handling and airport procedures. The exact collection time depends on your flight details, so keep your phone available and follow the instructions provided the evening before.
Before leaving the hotel, check the room carefully for passports, chargers and personal items. At the airport, we assist with the transfer process where needed, then your Egypt tour comes to an end. Travellers with later flights may have some free time before pickup, subject to the hotel’s check-out policy and luggage storage arrangements.