Israel, Jordan and Egypt 10 days

Traveler Reviews

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  Авдей5.0•February 2026
  Just finished a 10‑day Israel, Jordan, and Egypt tour – what a mix of history and landscapes! From floating in the...
  Just finished a 10‑day Israel, Jordan, and Egypt tour – what a mix of history and landscapes! From floating in the Dead Sea to wandering Petra’s canyons and standing by the Pyramids, every day was full of surprises. Guides kept everything smooth and interesting.Show more
  Traveled in January 2025
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  crown5.0•February 2026
  For my trip to Israel, I opted for a traditional four-day tour. Despite the richness of the program, the tour was...
  For my trip to Israel, I opted for a traditional four-day tour. Despite the richness of the program, the tour was well planned and organized. Visiting Jerusalem left a deep impression and caused strong emotions, and relaxing on the shores of the Dead Sea gave a feeling of absolute relaxation and the improbability of what was happening. Our guide did not tell dry historical facts, but fascinating real stories, which made the trip even more interesting. This wonderful trip has only strengthened my desire to return here again and continue exploring the country.Show more
  Traveled in February 2026
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  Liva5.0•February 2026
  My trip was amazing! I visited Israel, Jordan, and Egypt, including a 12-day Nile cruise. The guide provided...
  My trip was amazing! I visited Israel, Jordan, and Egypt, including a 12-day Nile cruise. The guide provided excellent support, and the itinerary was well-organized, making the vacation enjoyable and stress-free.Show more
  Traveled in February 2026
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  Aimil5.0•February 2026
  In the fall of 2025, I went on a four-day tour to conquer Israel. I was pleased with the organization, the transfer,...
  In the fall of 2025, I went on a four-day tour to conquer Israel. I was pleased with the organization, the transfer, the convenient location, and the comfortable hotel. The guide told fascinating stories without overloading us with dry facts. The time flew by, and I enjoyed the trip.Show more
  Traveled in January 2026
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  Константин5.0•January 2026
  I took the 10-day Israel, Jordan, and Egypt tour last autumn and it was fantastic. Everything was well organized,...
  I took the 10-day Israel, Jordan, and Egypt tour last autumn and it was fantastic. Everything was well organized, guides punctual, and the itinerary followed perfectly. Transport, hotels, and meals were all smooth. Really enjoyed the trip and autumn vibes.Show more
  Traveled in October 2025
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  Neal5.0•August 2023
  What a great trip every thing went brilliant, thank you
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  Traveled in August 2023
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  Cindi2.0•July 2023
  I was really disappointed with my third trip with TourRadar. They contracted out my trip to a company named Booking...
  I was really disappointed with my third trip with TourRadar. They contracted out my trip to a company named Booking Tours which was terrible. They had no customer service skills, we were left stranded many times without communication in countries that could be unsafe, and they charged us for an upgrade that was mishandled. We had to pay for luggage on a domestic flight that was included as part of the trip. We didn’t get our itinerary until last minute and the information was extremely vague. I will not be using this company in future travels.Show more
  Traveled in June 2023
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  Gloria2.0•June 2023
  Tour was okay while we were in Israel. Accommodation in Israel was average. Best tour was Masada with Ithamar. The...
  Tour was okay while we were in Israel. Accommodation in Israel was average. Best tour was Masada with Ithamar. The tour with Ithamar was the most engaging and educational. I also enjoyed our tour with Dima (ceaserea, acre, and Haifa), and Udi. Unfortunately, the tour began to become less than subpar as soon as we left Israel. We were packed like sardines in an uncomfortable bus in the Jordan part of our trip. Our tour guide was nowhere to be found in Petra. And even though we upgraded our rooms in wadi rum, the rooms were more like 2 star accommodations. When we got to Egypt, things got weird real fast. The border control told me the zoom on my camera was too big and they would be seizing it. The Egyptian tour guy Mohammed came to meet us with the border control and spoke a bunch of Arabic with them. He then told us we had to give them $400 to get my cameras back. I said I don’t have $400. If I did I would buy a new one. He then spoke a lot more Arabic with them and ended up telling me to give him $50 and he would get my camera back. He did get my camera back, so I told him I had no dollars but I would give him the $50 he asked for. He asked me to go withdraw 2000EGP from the ATM. The ATM was in front of the bank, so I asked the cashier what the exchange rate was. He said 30EGP per $1. I withdrew the 2000EGP but I attempted to give Mohammed 1500 since the exchange rate was 30EGP per dollar and we had an agreement for $50. He refused and threatened to return my camera to border control if I didn’t give him the 2000EGP. I gave him the money and hoped I never set my eyes on him again in this lifetime (or any other lifetime). Our tour to Sinai was also booked wrong. We were put on a night tour even though I told booking tours that I had kids with me and can’t do a night tour. We then paid our tour guide $160 to get us to a hotel in st Catherine’s because we were exhausted after walking all day in Petra. What we got was a dingy half star hotel with fleas and lots of mosquitoes. The rest of our Egypt tour was a boat of desert and disappointment. Everybody in Egypt wanted money. People would take tissue paper out of public toilets and demand money from you to go in. I doubt I’ll be visiting Egypt ever againShow more
  Traveled in May 2023
  

  Reply from: Booking Tours

  Dear Customer, Thank you for your detailed review. We deeply regret to hear that your experience did not live up to your expectations, especially concerning the Jordan and Egypt parts of your trip. Your feedback is highly valuable to us as it helps us improve our services. We appreciate your positive words about our tour guides in Israel, Ithamar, Dima, and Udi. We will make sure to pass on your compliments to them. In reference to your accommodation issues, we would like to clarify that the package you purchased was a standard 3-star tour. While we strive to provide the best possible experiences, the quality of accommodation can vary based on the available options in each location. With regards to your overnight stay in Wadi Rum, it's important to note that the experience is advertised as a night in a Bedouin tent. This experience is meant to be a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture and environment, rather than a luxury accommodation experience. Similarly, the visit to the Sinai Peninsula and the Saint Catherine's Monastery is located in a desert region where upscale hotels are not the norm, but rather more traditional and basic accommodations are part of the local experience. We sincerely apologize for the discomfort you experienced with the transport in Jordan. We will surely take these matters into account and strive to improve our service quality in these regions. Regarding the incident at the border and the situation with your camera, it's unfortunate that you had to face this issue. As a tour operator, we do not have control over the rules and regulations related to border crossings and customs. Different countries have varying restrictions on what can be imported, including specific types of cameras and other items. It is the responsibility of travelers to ensure they are aware of and comply with these rules. We regret the inconvenience this caused you. Concerning your interaction with our guide in Egypt, Mohammed, it's important to note that he attempted to assist you in retrieving your camera, given that such lenses are prohibited from being imported into Egypt. The additional cost was an unfortunate consequence of the circumstances, but it was not an action intended to exploit the situation. As for your experience in Egypt, it's worth noting that this country is part of the Middle East, and the local culture, including the bargaining culture, is prevalent in public spaces. We understand that this can be overwhelming, but it's important to know that no one is obliged to give money. Your unfortunate experience at Sinai and the booking mishaps is regrettable. We will certainly take your feedback into consideration and aim to enhance the booking process to avoid such situations in the future. We're very sorry that your tour of Egypt left a negative impression. We will strive to work with local partners to improve the overall experience for our guests. We understand your disappointment and assure you that your experience does not reflect the standard of service we aim to provide. We hope that despite these issues, we will have another opportunity to serve you better in the future. Best Regards, [Booking Toura team ]

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  CALVIN4.0•June 2023
  My guide in Egypt Kimo Azuvietsh and driver Fayez were excellent. Their professionalism and regard for human decency,...
  My guide in Egypt Kimo Azuvietsh and driver Fayez were excellent. Their professionalism and regard for human decency, was beyond my expectation. My driver and Tour guide acted in just about every conceivable way to accommodate me during the tour. For example: when my hotel room water and Air Conditioner was not working. They reiterated to the hotel officials the importance, of getting these issues addressed in a timely manner or to moved Mr. Wess as previously requested to another room in their native language.Show more
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  Traveled in June 2023
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  jorge4.0•May 2023
  I did the Israel/Jordan (Petra)/Egypt tour. Israel was amazing! Yousef,Lauren and Tomer were the best guides ever....
  I did the Israel/Jordan (Petra)/Egypt tour. Israel was amazing! Yousef,Lauren and Tomer were the best guides ever. Amazing guys with lots of knowledge and humor! The hotel in Tel Aviv could've been a lot better. Two people could not cross path because it was too narrow. Not to mention that a restaurant operates right outside your room, and the parties and music lasted until midnight. The room didn't get done at all twice, and had to complain. The shower door didn't completely shut,and the water leaked into the bathroom. What a nightmare of hotel. In Egypt my camera lens was confiscated. This is a third-world country that wants to cover the sun with one finger. They said that the lens had too much range, to which I replied that my cellphone camera had even larger range. Total silence. They wanted me to pay a fee of $300 for keeping the lens and claiming it on my way out, but everything just sounded weird and fishy. I ended up smashing the glass on the lens, and throwing it in the trash. I thought I'd get arrested for doing this,but I just walked out. The tour in Egypt was good, the guide (Ahmed) was very nice and friendly. The only downside is that it was just my wife and me, not in a larger group, so at the end of the tour we had to tip the guide and the driver. It came out to $500. Ouch! These guys expect a tip, not a tap on the shoulder. This includes the guides and drivers in every country you visit, so be prepared to bring extra money.Show more
  Traveled in May 2023