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- The best Egypt and Israel tour packages
- What people love about Egypt And Israel Tours
- Travel Egypt and Israel your way
- Discover Egypt and Israel tours for every budget
- Egypt and Israel tours for every type of group
- Top Egypt and Israel travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Egypt and Israel
- Contact our Egypt and Israel travel experts
- What our customers ask about Egypt and Israel Tours & Trips
The best Egypt and Israel tour packages
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Best of Holy Land Israel & Jordan and Egypt Tour with Nile Cruise - 17 Days
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Excellent tour of the Holy Land.”
James, traveled in June
A 17-day expedition connects Tel Aviv to Cairo's ancient sites. The Western Wall and Church of Holy Sepulchre await in Jerusalem, while natural wonders include floating in the Dead Sea and visiting Masada fortress. UNESCO treasures range from Petra's Treasury to Cairo's Great Pyramids. A luxury Nile cruise to Luxor's Valley of Kings complements stays at hotels like Barcelo Cairo.
Duration 17 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan, Egypt Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Click Tours From $6,920
20% Off- US$5,536You save $1,384
Israel, Jordan and Egypt 10 days
62 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great for families with teens. This is an awesome tour. There is a lot of walking on this tour so bring comfortable shoes.”
Alexandr, traveled in January
Biblical lands unfold from Tel Aviv to Cairo, featuring Jerusalem's Western Wall, Masada fortress, and the pyramids. The itinerary includes Tel Aviv's beaches, Dead Sea floating, and Petra's ancient city. Accommodations feature 3-star hotels with daily breakfast and lunch in Petra, plus licensed guides, A/C transport, and Tel Aviv to Eilat flight.
Duration 10 days Destinations Israel, Palestinian Territory, Jordan, Egypt Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Booking Tours From $2,834
15% Off- US$2,409You save $425
Pyramids, Petra, Promised Land with Cruise - 19 days
10 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I really enjoyed the tour! We are very luky to have him as our tour guide!”
Cameron, traveled in August
Ancient wonders await from Cairo's Great Pyramids to Jerusalem's sacred sites. The Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza opens doors to history, while a Nile cruise reveals Philae Temple and Luxor's Valley of the Kings. Jerusalem's holiest spots and Dead Sea floating complement this 19-day adventure, featuring 4-5 star hotels and Wadi Rum desert camping.
Duration 19 days Destinations Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Palestinian Territory Age Range Ages 18+ Operator On The Go Tours From
15% Off- US$4,615
Istanbul's UNESCO-listed Hagia Sophia stands alongside Cairo's Pyramids of Giza and Jerusalem's Wailing Wall. This 4-country tour includes central hotels with breakfast. The vibrant Grand Bazaar, Bosphorus Strait cruising, and Saint Catherine Monastery at 1,570m create memorable moments.
Duration 14 days Destinations Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Israel Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Receptivo Aborigen Tours From
15% Off- US$2,999
Egypt's pyramids in Giza lead to Israel's sacred Jerusalem sites. Luxurious stays at 5-star Steigenberger Pyramids Cairo pair with M/S Concerto Nile cruising. UNESCO treasures include the Western Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulchre, with expert English-speaking guides throughout the 14-day route.
Duration 14 days Destinations Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Palestinian Territory Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Agate Travel From
15% Off- US$6,919
What people love about Egypt And Israel Tours
- Best of Holy Land Israel & Jordan and Egypt Tour with Nile Cruise - 17 Days
Excellent tour of the Holy Land
- Israel, Jordan and Egypt 10 days
This was an incredible, trip of a lifetime. The itinerary is jam packed but the sites and experiences you get to see are well worth it! I wish I would have had an extra day in Jerusalem, one day was not enough. I did have an issue with the bus breaking down in Egypt on the 10 hour drive from Israel. This was unexpected as well as the many checkpoints through Egypt. I wish I would have upgraded to the 4 star hotels, the 3 star hotels were not very nice especially the Deborah Hotel in Israel. All the guides were excellent and the transition from border to border was seamless!
- Pyramids, Petra, Promised Land with Cruise - 19 days
One of the best tour groups I have ever booked. I would highly recommend them for any future travel.
Travel Egypt and Israel your way
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Egypt And Israel. There are 5 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 3 days up to 26 days. The most popular month for these tours is December.
An Explorer tour in Egypt and Israel promises thrilling adventures and diverse landscapes. Egypt and Israel's vast and varied terrain offers great opportunities for hiking, biking, and discovering off-the-beaten-path destinations, ensuring an exhilarating and unforgettable journey.
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These comprehensive cultural tours span 12-19 days, weaving together archaeological wonders and genuine local encounters. Beginning in Jerusalem's Old City, knowledgeable guides provide historical context while allowing time to explore the Western Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulchre independently. Moving to Jordan, guests stay in desert camps at Wadi Rum and experience Petra in the peaceful morning light. In Egypt, Egyptologists share detailed insights during temple visits, Nile cruises and informal evening talks. Our travelers especially appreciate the authentic interactions throughout - dining with Bedouin hosts, listening to ancient tales from passionate guides and soaking in the Dead Sea's mineral waters. Spring and autumn offer ideal conditions, with mild temperatures and fewer visitors creating space for meaningful experiences at sites spanning thousands of years. The personal connections make these journeys distinctive according to past guests - like sharing tea with local families, engaging with guides who animate ancient stories at the pyramids, exploring Jerusalem's diverse quarters and also discovering Petra's hidden tombs.
Discover Egypt and Israel tours for every budget
Budget travelers can explore Egypt and Israel on well-designed tours running 10-17 days that hit all the major historical spots. Our Israeli guides get particularly high marks, especially in Jerusalem where they excel at weaving together religious and historical stories. You'll visit the Dead Sea, explore Petra in Jordan and see Egypt's pyramids. The hotels are simple but comfortable, and the experiences make up for it - from haggling at Khan-el-Khalili bazaar in Cairo to floating in mineral-rich waters and walking Jerusalem's Via Dolorosa. Many tours include a laid-back Nile cruise where you can watch Egyptian village life unfold along the banks.
The high-end options really shine with yacht cruises and private guides. These premium journeys use elegant ships with infinity pools and observation decks as you sail the Red Sea. The routes link up Aqaba's coral reefs, Sharm El-Sheikh's beaches and the healing springs at Safaga. For Nile cruising, vessels like the M/S Concerto offer fine dining between temple visits. Our luxury clients particularly value the expert Egyptologists who provide rich historical context at each site. The best luxury tours include private transfers, special site access and carefully picked high-end hotels in the best spots.
Egypt and Israel budget tours6 tours
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Egypt and Israel tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
59 tours in Egypt and IsraelTraveling with a group through Egypt, Israel and Jordan keeps costs reasonable while creating great social connections. These tours usually run 10-13 days and do a solid job covering the must-sees: pyramids, Petra, Jerusalem's Old City and Masada. Our travelers often tell us about the friendships formed during shared moments like crossing the Sinai or cruising the Nile. The guides know how to manage group dynamics while sharing deep historical knowledge. It's an ideal setup for solo travelers or couples who like meeting others while exploring ancient places.
Small Group
8 tours in Egypt and IsraelThese intimate tours through Egypt, Israel and Jordan span 12-14 days, delivering experiences that dig deep into local culture and traditions. Starting in Tel Aviv, groups wind through Jerusalem's historic quarters where expert guides paint vivid pictures of ancient sites. The route leads to Wadi Rum, where travelers gather around fires under desert stars - it's consistently a social highlight of the journey. For those choosing the Nile cruise option, several nights aboard the ship blend guided temple visits with casual deck gatherings, creating natural spaces for connecting with fellow travelers. Our guests often mention how these small groups get early access to Petra's hidden sections, well before the larger crowds appear. The guides excel at managing group dynamics while sharing detailed historical context, especially at significant sites like the Western Wall and Luxor's majestic temples. Local experiences include cooking in Jordanian homes, floating in the Dead Sea and wandering through Cairo's bazaars with time to explore interesting stalls. The itinerary dedicates four to five days around Jerusalem and Galilee, allowing travelers to absorb the culture rather than rushing through sites.
Private / Personalized
8 tours in Egypt and IsraelPrivate tours give you flexibility and personal attention over about two weeks, with routes you can adjust to match your interests. Most start in Cairo where private Egyptologists guide you through the pyramids and Egyptian Museum before heading to a luxury Nile cruise. Having your own guide at Petra and Jerusalem's religious sites lets you dig deeper into what interests you most. Our clients often mention how nice it is to set their own pace, linger at favorite spots and spend quality time with local families.
Top Egypt and Israel travel itineraries to fit your plans
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Our 10-day combination tours really hit the sweet spot for exploring both countries properly. The most comprehensive routes start in Israel, where you'll spend several days in Jerusalem's Old City before heading to the Galilee region. What makes these special is how they mix biblical sites with local experiences - you might float in the Dead Sea in the morning and explore Masada's clifftop fortress by afternoon. After crossing to Jordan, you'll discover Petra's rock-carved wonders and even spend a night in Wadi Rum's desert camps. The final segment takes you into Egypt, where you'll explore Cairo's pyramids and museums. Our travelers consistently praise how these routes balance guided tours with enough free time to soak in each destination.
Two-week journeys give you the full experience without rushing. You'll take a deluxe Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor, visiting Abu Simbel, Karnak and also other amazing temples while sailing comfortably between stops. Jordan's portion gives you proper time in both Petra and the Roman ruins at Jerash. In Israel, you get 4-5 days around Jerusalem, Galilee and also the Mediterranean coast. Some trips start with Istanbul if you'd like to add Turkey. Our customers really value not being rushed - you get enough time at major sites like the Western Wall and Egyptian Museum. The longer format lets us include nice extras like traditional felucca rides on the Nile, visits to local workshops and also time in authentic markets.
Demographics
We've found our multi-country tours through Israel, Jordan and Egypt really work well for solo travelers, typically running 10-13 days. The border crossings are smooth and the variety keeps things interesting. Many clients love starting in Tel Aviv before exploring Jerusalem's quarters, with a highlight being the night under the stars at Wadi Rum - it's perfect for meeting other travelers around the fire. Another solid option includes a 3-night Nile cruise where you can join group activities but still have plenty of time to yourself. Our guides know how to create a friendly group feel while giving people space, especially at meaningful spots like the Western Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
For couples, our longer trips of 14-17 days hit just the right notes between culture and romance. You can have dinner by candlelight near Petra's Treasury and sail the Nile as the sun sets. Our travelers tell us they like how the days flow - active mornings at archaeological sites, then afternoons to themselves floating in the Dead Sea or watching life go by from their Nile cruise balcony. Many routes come with nice extras like private transfers and better rooms in character-filled hotels, especially in Jerusalem's Old City and along the Nile. The pace really lets couples spend quality time together while taking in these incredible historical places.
Our combination tours attract young adults looking for a blend of culture and social experiences across Egypt and Israel. The multi-country routes run 10-13 days, hitting an ideal mix that starts in Tel Aviv before exploring Jerusalem's quarters. Travelers form natural bonds during nights under the stars at Wadi Rum, or while sailing together on 3-night Nile voyages. For those wanting a deeper experience, the 12-19 day journeys let you soak in the Dead Sea minerals, discover Petra's ancient tombs, wander through Cairo's bazaars and also explore hidden corners. Our guides create an inviting group atmosphere while sharing expert historical insights, particularly in Luxor and Jerusalem. Young travelers appreciate how we balance guided visits with independent exploration time, especially in Jerusalem's Old City. The desert experiences leave lasting impressions - camel rides through Wadi Rum lead into early morning walks through Petra, before other visitors arrive. Marine enthusiasts can join Red Sea yacht routes to dive among vibrant reefs near Aqaba, snorkel in clear waters off Sharm El-Sheikh and then return to cultural discoveries. Tours blend comfortable hotels with authentic stays, from Jerusalem's Old City quarters to traditional desert camps under open skies.
Our senior travelers get the most from our 13-19 day complete tours that take things at an easy pace with comfortable hotels. We plan longer stays where it matters - three nights in Jerusalem, extra time exploring Luxor's temples and two nights by the Dead Sea. The guides are top-notch and bring the history to life everywhere from the pyramids to Petra's lesser-known tombs. What works well is having all the travel details sorted while keeping some flexibility for optional activities. Our guests often mention the cultural parts as highlights - eating with local families, exploring traditional markets and watching craftspeople who still use ancient techniques.
- Solo Travelers18 tours
- Couples19 tours
- Seniors (50+)18 tours
Best time to visit Egypt and Israel
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Our winter tours through Egypt and Israel attract travelers seeking pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds at major sites. The longer 17-19 day comprehensive tours stand out, offering ample time at each location. Our customers particularly value the knowledgeable guides in Egypt during this season, noting how they explain intricate historical details at quieter archaeological sites. The Nile cruises operate smoothly in winter, with travelers appreciating the comfortable daytime temperatures for temple visits at Luxor and Karnak. Many guests tell us they love having more space to explore Jerusalem's Old City and extra time to photograph the pyramids without summer crowds.
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- Spring 2026
Spring brings ideal conditions for our combined country tours, with several standout 12-13 day itineraries garnering excellent reviews. Our travelers consistently praise the desert experiences during this season - camping in Wadi Rum followed by early morning exploration of Petra before the heat sets in. The spring Nile cruises include stops at Kom Ombo and Edfu, where guests can comfortably explore the temples. Many customers highlight how the moderate temperatures make floating in the Dead Sea especially pleasant. Jerusalem tours in spring allow for longer walks through the Old City, with our guides providing deep historical context at each religious site.
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- Summer 2026
Our summer routes through Egypt and Israel are carefully planned with early morning departures, making the most of cooler hours at major sites. The 10-13 day multi-country journeys let you explore Jerusalem's quarters at dawn, then float in the Dead Sea's soothing waters by late afternoon. Many of our travelers opt for routes with a 3-4 night Nile cruise, where air-conditioned cabins and deck pools offer a perfect break between temple visits. We've built flexibility into the Luxor and Karnak visits, scheduling them when temperatures are most pleasant. Our Tel Aviv departures crossing to Jordan first and then continuing to Egypt work particularly well - you'll see Petra in the gentle morning light before temperatures climb. For those keen on archaeology, our 17-day journeys dive deeper with well-timed visits to the Valley of the Kings and extended time at the Egyptian Museum during peak heat hours. Our travelers tell us these summer routes strike just the right balance, mixing early archaeological visits with peaceful afternoons on Nile cruises or at Dead Sea resorts.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
The 12-19 day Egypt and Israel tours shine in autumn when conditions are just right for exploring these ancient lands. Our travelers tell us how much they love camping beneath desert stars at Wadi Rum, then walking through Petra's corridors early morning before other visitors arrive. The Nile cruises hit perfect timing with stops at Kom Ombo, Edfu and other temples when mild temperatures make exploration comfortable. Dead Sea floating feels especially pleasant during autumn's gentler weather patterns. Cultural immersion runs deep on these routes - you might share morning tea with Bedouin families, explore Jerusalem's historic quarters and discover archaeological treasures with knowledgeable guides who make ancient stories come alive. The longer tour formats include traditional felucca sailing on the Nile, visits to artisan workshops and also time in local markets without summer's intensity. Our guides provide rich historical context at each location while giving travelers space to absorb meaningful moments at spiritual sites like the Western Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
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How Do You Get Between Egypt and Israel?
The quickest way is hopping on a direct flight between Cairo and Tel Aviv. If you're up for something more adventurous you can cross at the Taba border and drive through the Sinai Desert - it's about a 10-hour journey to Cairo but the landscapes are incredible. Tour companies like Booking-tours.com handle all the border crossing stuff which makes things way easier.
What Cultural Experiences Shouldn't I Miss?
In Egypt you've got to get out on the Nile in a traditional felucca - there's nothing quite like seeing those ancient temples from the water. Make sure to catch a Nubian show in Aswan too it's full of amazing local music and dance. Over in Israel the Mahane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem is where you'll really feel the pulse of daily Israeli life. And visiting a kibbutz gives you this fascinating look at communal living that's such a big part of Israel's story.
How Should I Handle Visiting Religious Sites?
When you're visiting religious places keep it modest - shoulders and knees covered is the way to go. Ladies you'll need a headscarf for some mosques and synagogues. Watch out for photo restrictions and if you're not sure just ask your guide. Remember things slow down in Israel on Fridays for the Sabbath and during Ramadan in Egypt you'll want to be mindful of fasting times and different business hours.