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Collections (14)

Journeys (25)

Destinations (8)

  • CairoEgypt's capital on the Nile — medieval Islamic and Coptic quarters, the Egyptian Museum, and the gateway to Giza.
  • GizaHome of the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx, on the desert plateau across the Nile from Cairo.
  • LuxorThe open-air museum of ancient Thebes — Karnak, Luxor Temple and the royal tombs of the Valley of the Kings.
  • AswanEgypt's tranquil southern city on the Nile — Nubian culture, the High Dam and the island temple of Philae.
  • AlexandriaEgypt's Mediterranean port founded by Alexander the Great — Greco-Roman ruins and the reborn Library.
  • HurghadaEgypt's main Red Sea resort coast — warm, clear water over island reefs, and the easiest beach pairing with a Luxor or Nile itinerary.
  • Sharm El SheikhSinai's resort capital between desert mountains and the Red Sea — gateway to Ras Mohammed, the Tiran reefs and Bedouin stargazing nights.
  • The FayoumA green depression an hour from Cairo — waterfalls in the desert, a lake full of birdlife, whale fossils, and a village of potters.

Comparisons (6)

Occasions (5)

Travel guides (21)

  • Egypt Travel GuideEverything you need to plan a trip to Egypt — visa requirements, the best time to go, getting around, top destinations, culture and practical essentials.
  • Best Time to Visit EgyptEgypt's best travel season is October to April, when Nile Valley temperatures are mild and monuments are comfortable to explore. Here is what to expect season by season and destination by destination.
  • Getting Around EgyptHow to travel between Egypt's cities and sites — domestic flights, the sleeper train, Nile cruises, the Cairo Metro, taxis and private transfers explained.
  • Egyptian Food GuideA practical guide to Egyptian cuisine — the dishes to seek out, how Egyptians eat, where to find the best food, and what to expect for dietary requirements.
  • The Ideal 10-Day Egypt ItineraryA field-tested 10-day Egypt route — Cairo and Giza, a flight south, Luxor's two banks, a three-night Nile cruise to Aswan and Abu Simbel — with the pacing mistakes to avoid.
  • What to Pack for EgyptThe Egypt packing list that actually matches the trip: what the desert, the monuments, the mosques and the Nile each demand — by season, with the five things everyone forgets.
  • Where to Stay in Egypt: The Best Hotels, City by CityThe hotels worth building an Egypt journey around — Giza, Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, the Nile and the Red Sea — and which of the famous ones can actually be booked for the 2026–27 season.
  • The 2027 Total Solar Eclipse in LuxorOn Monday 2 August 2027 the Moon covers the Sun over Luxor for about six minutes and 22 seconds — the longest total eclipse on easily accessible land this century. When it happens, where to watch, the August heat and how to plan the journey.
  • Egypt from the USA & CanadaPlanning Egypt from North America: the flights to Cairo, the visa, the time difference, the best months, money and tipping, and how a private journey works.
  • Egypt from Australia & New ZealandPlanning Egypt from Australia or New Zealand: the one-stop flights, the visa, the time difference, which school holidays work best, and how much to fit in.
  • Egypt from IndiaPlanning Egypt from India: the nonstop flights from Mumbai and Delhi, the e-visa, vegetarian food, the best months and festival holidays, and how a private journey works.
  • Egypt for Half-Term (and Easter)Egypt in a British school holiday: why the October and February half-terms fall in Egypt's season, what fits in nine days, the flights, the visa and booking in time.
  • Thanksgiving & Spring Break in EgyptEgypt in an American holiday week: Thanksgiving and spring break both fall in Egypt's best weather. What fits in nine days, the flights, and why to book early.
  • Egypt from the UK & IrelandPlanning Egypt from the UK or Ireland: nonstop flights from Heathrow, Manchester, Birmingham and Dublin, the visa, the time difference, the best months and how long to go for.
  • Egypt from Scandinavia & the NordicsPlanning Egypt from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland or Iceland: flights, the visa, the time difference, the winter holidays, and how to pair the Red Sea with the Nile.
  • Egypt from the Netherlands & BelgiumPlanning Egypt from the Netherlands, Belgium or Luxembourg: nonstop flights from Amsterdam and Brussels, the visa, the time difference, school holidays, and guiding in English or French.
  • Egypt from Singapore, Hong Kong & ChinaPlanning Egypt from Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan or mainland China: the flights, the visa for each passport, the time difference, the best months and Mandarin-speaking Egyptologists.
  • Egypt from South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya & GhanaPlanning Egypt from South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya or Ghana: EgyptAir's nonstop flights, the visa for each passport, the time difference, the holidays that work and family journeys.
  • Egypt from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha & Riyadh — for Gulf residentsFor expatriates living in the Gulf: the short flights to Cairo, the visa on arrival many residence-permit holders can use, what fits in three, four or five days, and the seasons.
  • Umrah and Egypt: adding Cairo after your pilgrimageAdding Egypt after Umrah: Cairo is about two hours from Jeddah or Madinah. The visa by passport, Islamic Cairo, halal food, prayer times and how many days to add.
  • Private shore excursions in Egypt for cruise passengersPrivate shore days from Egypt's cruise ports — Alexandria, Port Said, Safaga and Sokhna: the drive times, what fits in a port call, and how the day is planned around all-aboard.

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9 key pages are published in each of 9 languages besides English, written for those markets rather than translated word for word. The full catalogue remains in English.

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