For those interested in exploring this fascinating country’s wonders, Egypt day tours offer an excellent way to experience the country’s rich history and diverse culture. Egypt day tours typically take visitors on guided excursions to some of the country’s most famous historical sites, including the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, the Valley of the Kings, the Luxor temples and the Karnak Temple Complex. Visitors can also explore the vibrant city of Cairo, with its bustling markets, modern architecture, and ancient landmarks like the Alabaster Mosque and the Cairo Citadel. Egypt day tours offer visitors the opportunity to learn about the country’s history, culture, and people from knowledgeable local guides. Visitors can gain insight into the ancient Egyptian civilization, its religion, its customs, and the modern-day realities of life in Egypt. Many tours also include visits to local markets and restaurants, where visitors can sample traditional Egyptian cuisine and interact with locals. Whether you are interested in history or culture or want to soak up the vibrant energy of modern-day Egypt, there is something for everyone on an Egypt day tour. So if you’re planning a trip to Egypt, include a day tour or two in your itinerary – you won’t be disappointed!

Egypt Day Tours by Cities
Top Egypt Excursions
Cairo Day Tour to the Pyramids & Egyptian Museum
Full Day Tour to Giza Pyramids & Memphis
Private Tour to Giza Pyramids, Valley Temple And Sphinx
Old Islamic Cairo Private Tour Package
Old Islamic & Coptic Cairo Private Tour Package
Giza Pyramids And Sphinx Tour Package
Citadel, Islamic & Coptic Cairo Tour Package
Private Tour Package to The Pyramids
Cairo Layover Tour From Cairo Airport
Egyptian Museum, Citadel & Mohamed Ali Mosque
Day Trip To Alexandria (Archeological) - Day Tours
Day tour to Memphis, Saqqara And Dahshur
Day Trip to Giza Pyramids, Memphis And Sakkara
Luxor Day Tour From Cairo By Flight
Day tour to Wadi El Natrun Monasteries
Day Tour to Minya, Tell El Amarna, Beni Hassan From Cairo
Private Tour to Coptic Cairo
Day Tour to Fayoum Oasis & Wadi Al Rian From Cairo
Private Tour to Egypt Countryside
Overnight tour to Alexandria From Cairo
Overnight to Luxor From Cairo By Flight
Overnight tour to St. Catherine Monastery From Cairo
Breathtaking places to see and visit in Egypt
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is travel to Egypt safe?
There is no warning from the British Foreign Office not to go to Cairo, Alexandria, the tourist areas along the Nile, Sharm el-Sheikh or Hurghada on the Red Sea. People also believe that the part between the Nile and the Red Sea is mostly safe.
How much does it cost to go to Egypt?
It will cost per person about 1500 USD to spend 8 days in Egypt, including a Nile river cruise and private tours with professional guides. Not bad, considering that this estimate includes private guides to all of the sites and attractions.
What types of Nile river cruises do you offer?
All of our Egypt tours that head south to Aswan come with a 3 or 4-night Nile cruise. You can always upgrade to a luxurious 5-star Nile Cruise, which has well-appointed cabins facing outward.
What do women wear in Egypt?
Leggings, Capris, and Shorts… As long as your knees are covered, you should be fine. So whether you’re wearing pants or a Capri, you’ll feel good and be polite. Women in the region wear long skirts or pants.
Should I go to Egypt now or later?
If you care a lot about the weather, the best time to visit Egypt is in the fall, winter, or early spring (October to April) in the northern hemisphere. Try to avoid high season if you want to avoid crowds at ancient sites such as the Pyramids of Giza, Luxor, and Abu Simbel (December and January).
Can I get a visa on arrival in Egypt?
Most travelers, including people with US and UK passports, need an Egypt visa. Americans and people from 40 other countries can obtain a visa to enter Egypt at Cairo International Airport at bank kiosks before immigration offices for $25 USD. These visas are valid for up to 30 days and can be used by people from the United States and 40 other countries.