2-Week Egypt Tour Packages
Two weeks in Egypt – now that's a dream. This land stretches from the Mediterranean shores of Alexandria all the way south to the Nubian territories. The White Desert's otherworldly rock formations are a sight to behold, and the Dendera Temple stands ready to be explored. The Valley of the Kings, with its royal tombs carved into the Theban cliffs, is a must-see. Cairo offers its famous pyramids and world-class museums. Are you ready?
Insider tips: Recommended 2-week Egypt tour itineraries
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14 Day Egypt Itinerary, incl. Cairo and Luxor
A 14-day Egyptian tour takes you through 6 major cities from Cairo to Hurghada. The trip features 3 nights cruising the Nile, visits to Valley of the Kings, tours of Karnak Temple complex, and beach time at the Red Sea. Includes domestic flights and expert guides throughout.

- Days 1-2
Cairo & Giza
- Days 3-5
Nile Cruise from Aswan
Fly to Aswan early in the morning. Visit the beautiful Philae Temple by boat before starting your 3-day Nile cruise. The cruise offers views of rural Egypt and stops at important temples. Consider the Abu Simbel trip despite the 3 AM start. "Abu Simbel requires a very early start but is absolutely worth it - the temples are mind-blowing at sunrise."

- Days 6-7
Luxor
- Days 8-10
Hurghada Red Sea Resort
- Days 11-14
Cairo
14 Day Egypt Itinerary, incl. Cairo and Luxor
A grand Egyptian tour through 9 key destinations from Cairo to Hurghada showcases the Pyramids, Alexandria's Catacombs, White Desert camps, and a 3-night Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor, ending at Red Sea resorts. Includes domestic flights and luxury accommodations.

- Days 1-3
Cairo & Giza
Start in Cairo with the Pyramids and Sphinx. "Get to the pyramids early - the morning light makes for incredible photos and the crowds are much thinner before 9am." Plan at least 3 hours for the Egyptian Museum. Visit Khan el-Khalili bazaar in the late afternoon when it's cooler. Use day 3 to explore the quieter sites of Dahshur, Memphis and Saqqara.

- Day 4
Alexandria Day Trip
- Days 5-6
White Desert Safari
Head southwest for desert adventures. "The White Desert camping experience was unforgettable. Watching the sunset transform the chalk formations into pink hues while enjoying Bedouin music under the stars was magical." You'll see the Black Desert, Crystal Mountain and spend the night camping in the white landscape.

- Days 7-9
Nile Cruise (Aswan to Luxor)
Fly to Aswan for your Nile cruise. Visit the Temple of Philae in the early morning, plus the Unfinished Obelisk and Aswan High Dam. Consider adding Abu Simbel temples but prepare for a 3am departure. Stop at Kom Ombo and Edfu temples while sailing north. End in Luxor to see Karnak and Luxor temples at sunset.

- Day 10
West Bank Luxor
- Days 11-13
Hurghada Red Sea
- Day 14
Return to Cairo
14 Days in Egypt, incl. Cairo and Luxor
A cultural expedition spans 10 Egyptian cities, featuring UNESCO sites like the Great Pyramid and Valley of the Kings. Marvel at Abu Simbel Temple, cruise the Nile, snorkel at Giftun Island, and tour Alexandria's ancient library. Includes 13 breakfasts and varied accommodations.

- Days 1-2
Cairo & Giza
Get to the Great Pyramid of Giza by 8:30 AM to avoid crowds and intense heat. Plan 3-4 hours for the Egyptian Museum with special attention to the Tutankhamun collection and Royal Mummies hall. A recent visitor noted: "The pyramids are breathtaking, but go early - by 10 AM the tour buses arrive and it gets uncomfortably hot."

- Days 3-4
Aswan & Abu Simbel
Take the overnight train to Aswan. The journey takes 12 hours and the AC gets cold, so pack warm clothes. Start your morning at the vibrant Aswan market. The Abu Simbel trip starts very early at 3:30 AM but you won't regret it. End your day with dinner at a local Nubian village. One guest shared: "The Nubian family dinner was a highlight - such warm hospitality and the best food of the trip."

- Days 5-8
Luxor & Valley of the Kings
Travel to Luxor by felucca boat, stopping at Kom Ombo temple. The drive takes about 3 hours. Visit Karnak Temple first thing in the morning. Set aside 4 hours for the Valley of the Kings and remember water and sun protection. Take a bike ride through nearby villages to see local life. A visitor tip: "Book the optional hot air balloon ride over Luxor - seeing the temples from above at sunrise was magical."

- Days 9-10
Red Sea at Hurghada
Drive four hours to Hurghada's beaches. Take a full-day snorkeling trip to Giftun Island. The coral reefs are spectacular but bring your own snorkel gear. Morning offers the best water visibility. One traveler wrote: "The Red Sea's colors are incredible - we saw dolphins, rays and countless tropical fish."

- Days 11-13
Alexandria & El Alamein
Fly back to Cairo and drive to Alexandria, about 2.5 hours away. Visit the modern Library and the ancient Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa. Stop at El Alamein's WWII sites on your return to Cairo. A visitor suggested: "Walk Alexandria's Corniche at sunset for amazing Mediterranean views and local street food."

- Day 14
Final Day in Cairo
What people love about 2-week Egypt tours
- Egypt Highlights
Great itinerary and tour guide. The arrival process could be refined a little - provide a direct contact number the day before departure and reconfirm flight details to ensure everything is in place and will run smoothly for arrival.
- Ancient Wonders Egypt: 14-day (Pyrameds & GEM- Alexandria- White Desert - Nile Cruise-Hurghada ) domestic flight
We’re on our 6th day & currently staying at the Serenity Hotel in Hurghada. So car, Skyway Egypt has been very much responsive and active in answering all our questions & concerns…they will definitely move heaven to make sure all is well during the tour; from the tour guides to accommodations and transportation. Be sure to clearly communicate them closely for changes in skeds, itineraries and accommodations before and during the tour to avoid surprises. Mostafa, the tour manager, will patiently attend to ALL your needs. He’s available 24/7 via WhatsApp. Be aware though that the flight from Cairo to Aswan can be delayed (ours flew 3 hrs. from the original departure ?). Not sure about the Luxor to Cairo which is still 3 days away. Our guides Sara in Cairo & Imad in Aswan & Lexor are both egyptologists so you can be sure they’ve very much knowledgable about the museum, temples and of course the pyramids.
- Highlights of Egypt
Excellent itinerary.. except for the old, rickety, dirty sleeper train. We could have had 1 day less in Luxor, otherwise the trip was great. I would have liked to have a tour guide take us around at each site since our CEO wasn’t able to guide us around most places to give us more details. She gave us a summary at the beginning and let us roam around by ourselves. The snorkeling day in Hurghada was a much needed relaxing one since our itinerary was very hectic. Overall, this was a great experience save for the train and missing information at most sites. I was listening in on other tour guides to gain more info.






































