- Travel the length of Egypt on an in-depth exploration of its wonders
- Marvel at the legendary Pyramids of Giza and Great Sphinx
- Journey down the Nile on a stylish cruise boat with a pool
- Visit the Alexandria Bibliotheca, a modern revival of the Great Library
- Explore the Valley of the Kings, home to tombs of more than 60 pharaohs
Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan
13 Days
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Culture
Activity Level
Easy & Moderate
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Comfort Level
Classic
Itinerary
Itinerary
Cairo Luxor
Start Cairo
Welcome to Cairo, where the ancient and modern worlds connect seamlessly. Our welcome briefing takes place tomorrow morning, so today is all about settling into the trip.
Accommodation: Pyramids Park Resort (or similar)
Tour Cairo
We have our welcome briefing after breakfast, in which we discuss the adventures ahead and meet each other for the first time − please bring your insurance details with you.
It’s then into the city for a full-day tour. First up is the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities, which contains relics dating to 4,000 BCE, including the fantastic riches of Tutankhamun’s tomb. Survey the many fabulous treasures of Egypt in one place and set the scene for the rest of the adventure, before diving deeper into the ancient world at the National Museum of Civilization. We then visit
Al Azhar Mosque, the oldest mosque in Cairo. We need to cover up before entering and sometimes the mosque closes without notice, but we still pass by to see it.
Please note: After the Grand Egyptian Museum fully opens on 3 July, 2025, we go there instead of the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities.
Accommodation: Pyramids Park Resort (or similar)
Pyramids and Great Sphinx of Giza
Begin with a visit to Giza, home to the iconic pyramids and sphinx, where we explore the site and admire these 4,500-year-old monuments. Only the throng of sightseers milling around their huge foundations keep you in the 21st century. If you’d like to go inside these grand structures, it is possible to buy an entrance ticket locally.
The afternoon is free to relax at our hotel, explore Cairo or join an optional excursion to Saqqara and Memphis.
Accommodation: Pyramids Park Resort (or similar)
Visit the Monastery of Saint Bishoy and El Alamein; continue to Alexandria
Start with a 90-minute drive to Wadi El Natrun, where the ancient Egyptians extracted salt to use for mummification. The area was also important for early Christians, and we visit the ancient Monastery of Saint Bishoy.
Then we transfer (two hours) to El Alamein, the site of a decisive Allied victory during the Second World War, where we can visit the War Cemetery and Military Museum. More than 80,000 soldiers were killed or wounded here, but the victory led Sir Winston Churchill to say: “Before Alamein we never had a victory. After Alamein we never had a defeat”.
After, we transfer (two hours) to Alexandria, where we enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
Accommodation: Metropole Paradise Inn (or similar)
Tour Alexandria
Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BCE, Alexandria was home to the Lighthouse of Alexandria, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and its Great Library was the largest library of its time. Unfortunately, they no longer survive, but there is still much to see in this Mediterranean port city.
Our tour begins with a visit to the city catacombs followed by the impressive Qaitbay Fortress and the Bibliotheca Alexandrina – Alexandria’s modern revival of the Great Library.
Accommodation: Metropole Paradise Inn (or similar)
Fly to Aswan
Return to Cairo (three to four hours) to catch our flight to Aswan.
Accommodation: Basma Hotel
Arrive Aswan; Nubian tour and felucca ride
Spend the day learning about the indigenous Nubian people and their way of life.
Begin with a visit to the Nubian Museum, which charts the history and culture of the Nubian people, before a Nubian lunch on a felucca (traditional Egyptian sailboat) as we explore the Nile.
In the afternoon, we take a 15-minute-or-so camel ride to the mud-and-stone ruins of the Monastery of St Simeon. We also have time to meet a Nubian family at their home on Elephantine Island before finishing with a barbecue on the shores of the Nile.
Please note: If you prefer not to ride a camel, it is possible to walk the 2.5mi (4km) over sandy and stony ground. This part of the trip takes place in the middle of the day when the sun is at its highest.
Accommodation: Basma Hotel (or similar)
Visit Philae Temple and Aswan High Dam and board Nile cruise
Begin with a visit to the Philae temple complex. The standout structure here is the Temple of Isis, an impressive classical monument built around 690 BCE for the ancient goddess. We also visit the vast Aswan High Dam, which was built in the 1960s to manage flooding, increase hydroelectric power and provide a reliable source of water for agriculture.
Then we are transferred to our cruise boat and relax before enjoying lunch on board. For the rest of the day, there is the option to explore the Aswan market or attend the sound and light show at Philae Temple.
Accommodation: M/S Nile Style (or similar)
Optional visit to Abu Simbel; sail to Kom Ombo and Edfu
Today, there is the option to visit the magnificent temples of Abu Simbel to the south through the Nubian Desert. Built by Ramses II, the two temples are among the most spectacular in Egypt with four great seated statues of the pharaoh staring east towards the rising sun.
You have the option to add this excursion by bus or plane, in both instances you are picked up from the boat early in the morning with a breakfast box and return to Aswan in the afternoon. You arrive at the destination around 8am, where you have approximately two hours to visit the temples. For those flying to Abu Simbel, the timing is different.
After lunch, we sail to the temple of Kom Ombo, which is dedicated to the gods Sobek and Horus and sits on scenic spot by the Nile, before continuing to Edfu, where we spend the night.
Accommodation: M/S Nile Style (or similar)
Tour Edfu; sail to Luxor
Rising early, we start our day exploring Edfu, home to the remarkably well-preserved Temple of Horus, a grand structure that served as the centre of the cult. We then sail north along the Nile to Luxor, crossing the Esna lock, where we have dinner and hopefully witness a stunning sunset over the river.
Accommodation: M/S Nile Style (or similar)
Disembark in Luxor; explore the Valley of the Kings
Disembark after breakfast and explore the Valley of the Kings on the west bank of the Nile. The valley contains the once-hidden tombs of more than 62 pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, Seti I, Ramses III and IV. A discreet entrance in the hillside takes visitors underground; a series of corridors and antechambers leads us down to the burial chamber and sarcophagus. The walls are covered in brightly painted images and hieroglyphs – a map of the afterlife to ensure the king’s safe passage. One ticket allows us to see three tombs. The ticket usually allows entry into what are regarded as the most impressive tombs, but a visit to the tombs of Ramses VI and Tutankhamun (both extra tickets, payable locally) are recommended. Visits to tombs are now strictly controlled to halt further deterioration of wall paintings – each tomb is periodically closed for several weeks.
After, we visit the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut, a magnificent monument to the ancient pharaoh under a limestone cliff.
Then, we visit the massive stone statues of the Colossi of Memnon before transferring to our hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax or wander around the streets of Luxor.
Accommodation: Iberotel Luxor (or similar)
Luxor tour including Karnak and Luxor temples
For our penultimate day, we have a half-day tour of Luxor’s east bank. Luxor is often called the greatest open-air museum in the world and this morning we visit the extraordinary Karnak and Luxor temples, which stand within the modern city.
There should also be an opportunity to visit the A.C.E animal hospital to learn about the efforts taken to improve animal welfare in Egypt.
After a leisurely afternoon, we enjoy our final dinner together at one of this historic city’s restaurants.
Accommodation: Iberotel Luxor (or similar)
End Luxor
You’ve seen many marvels in Egypt, but now it’s time for one last breakfast before beginning your journey home. If you’ve still a little adventure in you, speak to your sales representative about joining our post-trip excursion to the Red Sea.
Fly to London via Cairo
Our trip ends today. Those on the group flights will be taken to airport for the flight to London.
Post-trip Extensions
Red Sea Extension
Extend your Egypt stay and end the adventure on a relaxed note with time at the Red Sea.
Day 1: Transfer to Hurghada
Leave the green Nile valley and drive (approximately four hours) through the barren Eastern Desert to the Red Sea. Our destination is Hurghada, a vibrant beach resort ideally located for activities out at sea and in the nearby desert.
Accommodation: Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort
Meals included: Breakfast
Days 2-3: Free days at the Red Sea
These days are free to relax or enjoy the many optional activities in the area. Optional activities include:
- Grand safari (desert tour/multi-activity): US$55
- Family safari (desert tour/multi-activity): US$35
- Hurghada Grand Aquarium: US$56
- Hurghada tour: US$25
Prices are subject to change.
Accommodation: Hurghada Marriott Beach Resort
Meals included: Breakfast
Day 4: End Hurghada
Our time at the Red Sea ends. You are taken to the airport for your flight home.
Please ask your sales representative for more details. Prices listed are starting prices.
Code: EXTAED
Price per person: £ 479
Mandatory Single Supplement: £ 195
Cruise boat and hotels
The hotels typically used are on the day-to-day itinerary; however, below are a few of the notable accommodations on this trip.
Alexandria to Aswan: Sleeper train (night 6)
The train is a good way to cover a long distance in a time-efficient manner and avoids the need for a domestic flight. Compartments are compact and have bunk beds; bedding is provided. The train tends to shake due to the condition of the track and is quite noisy, so earplugs are a good idea. A basic dinner and breakfast are provided, you may wish to take snacks with you. There is also a shared toilet in each carriage. Take a sense of adventure with you as these trains are not the same standard that you can experience in Europe or North America.
Nile cruise: M/S Nile Style (nights 8-10)
Climb aboard this stylish cruise boat for an unforgettable journey on the longest river in the world. It has 77 air-conditioned cabins, each with a view over the waters while sailing, allowing you to relax in peace and watch the world drift past. Much of your free time may well be spent on the spacious sundeck, which has a dipping pool and plenty of cushy loungers (shaded and unshaded). Elsewhere, there’s a sophisticated lounge bar and elegant restaurant.
Worth knowing
- In common with all Nile cruises, the M/S Nile Style moors next to other boats at night, meaning you may only have a view of the river from your cabin while sailing.
April 2025 Onwards departures
- We are removing the sleeper train and replacing with an extra hotel night. Please see the correct itinerary for details.
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Reviews
Add your own reviewBreathtaking trip, although perhaps a bit too rushed and crammed at times
This was our thirteenth Exodus trip and this Egyptian odyssey certainly didn’t fall short of the high standards that keep bringing us back to Exodus as a travel company. Alexandria to Aswan is jam packed with breathtaking sights, extraordinary monuments and mind-boggling history, as well as moments of serenity and beauty, especially when drifting along the Nile either on the cruise ship or on a Felucca. My one reservation is that because so much is packed into what is effectively just twelve days it does feel a little rushed at times. It would have been good to spend perhaps an extra night in Alexandria and also Aswan. For me the the best Exodus trips do have a bit of time to breathe. Yes, it would make it a bit more expensive but this really ought to be a full two weeks. However, this shouldn’t put anyone off. It’s full of thrilling awe inspiring moments but you will need a good deal of energy to enjoy it all. Although thankfully there’s nowhere near as much driving as in some Exodus trips.
Most Inspirational Moment
Of course, climbing to the heart of the great pyramid was a sweaty thrill, and seeing so many bucket list sites was great, and contemplating a civilisation that makes European history seem like fleeting trivia, actually my favourite moment of all was a leisurely delicious lunch on the Felucca at Aswan…
Thoughts on Group Leader
Naiel was super friendly, funny and knowledgeable, not just about Pharonic history but about contemporary Egyptian politics which made his company a truly enriching experience.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Be prepared for early starts (which you will appreciate as it helps you to avoid the heat of the day). If you’re interested in attending a sound and light show, avoid the one at Karnak which is terribly dated and frankly a bit dull. I’ve heard that the one at Philae is much better. I was really glad that we booked the Red Sea extension as it gave us a couple of days of much needed relaxation before coming home. If you do go to Hurghada the Marriott hotel offers an excellent full day’s snorkelling trip not listed as an optional activity by exodus. At €45 it’s incredibly good value. Lastly, take plenty of Imodium.
Alexandria to Aswan
Excellent, well conducted trip
Most Inspirational Moment
so many - Abu Simbel and all the sights; and the activity on the streets
Thoughts on Group Leader
Excellent, well organised, knowledgeable and fun.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Stomach disorders are a fact of life for travel in countries like Egypt, no matter how careful you are. Take medication with you. Also, look carefully at airline prices to get to Egypt from UK and then subsequent taxi airport to hotel. British Airways are half the price of Egyptair; local taxi agencies compare favorably with Exodus quoted prices: $18 against $142!
Felt too rushed
We saw a lot but much of the time it seemed we were being rushed through it all. We’d get a whistle-stop tour and explanation then be told we had half an hour or so to take any photos etc. This was particularly true in the old part of Cairo, which was effectively a 15 minute trot towards the bazaar with me being told to get a move on every time I stopped to take a picture. Even the paid for optional extra trips seemed rushed. I expected to see more of the Citadel than just the mosque, for example. I’ve done a lot of full-on trips recently, and never felt so short of time on them.
In terms of the itinerary I would say that Alexandria is worthy of more than just a morning. The timing of the boat trips in Aswan didn’t work well. We arrived at the island for our ‘evening barbecue’ before 4pm, much too soon after lunch, and were gone again within an hour and back at the hotel just after 5. Edfu temple was incredibly crowded. For some reason every boat disgorges all its passengers for the same 6-7 am timeslot, then rushes on to Esna to sit in a queue for the lock for over an hour ….
All the accommodation (with the exception of the overnight train) was very good, with excellent staff and food.
Most Inspirational Moment
Deir el Medina (the workers' tombs) and Haibu temple. We did these as an alternative to Valley of the Queens because the tomb of Nefertari was closed. Much quieter than the major sites, and still vibrant colours. They are well worth seeing.
Thoughts on Group Leader
As mentioned before, the tour leader always seemed in a hurry to get through the visits. Some of his explanations were rather perfunctory, and I sometimes felt he would rather have been somewhere else. I appreciate that he was fasting for Ramadan and needed breaks for prayers and to eat at sunset, which we were happy to accommodate.
Advice for Potential Travellers
ATMs are readily available, but if you draw a large amount at one time you are likely to get it in 200 pound notes that are quite difficult to get change from - that was certainly my experience with the ATM at the first hotel. You need 10s and 5s for toilet stops. Pack essentials in your day bag for the train journey, as the luggage is stored above the top bunk making it awkward to get at.
Slightly Disappointed
Some wonderful sights and experiences but some parts fell short of my expectations . The hotels and boat were excellent but not the felucca .
Most Inspirational Moment
Karnak
Thoughts on Group Leader
Generally alright but always in a rush to shorten trips. In Cairo to return to the hotel by 16:00h so he could go home and the rest of the time to finish early because of Ramadan
Advice for Potential Travellers
Avoid peak times
Historical wonders at every turn
This was overall very good, with so many wonderful historic sites to explore and gaze in awe at the immense pyramids/temples and intricately decorated tombs. For me, the Cairo part of the trip should be redesigned, and the number of optional trips greatly reduced (there are too many half/not full -even if described as such- days, with optional extras) with more incorporated into the trip.
Most Inspirational Moment
It is hard to pick just one. My favourites were probably the tomb of Seti in the Valley of the Kings and going inside the pyramid of Cheops (note that these were both optional extras but there were many inspiring moments in the standard itinerary)
Thoughts on Group Leader
Ahmed/Saleem was very good and clearly passionate about Egypt and it's wonderful history. He took very good care of the group overall . Despite his best efforts, I sometimes found it difficult to follow his explanations, and it is hard to know whether it was more him or the itinerary to blame for an issue at some sites when he would rush us around too quickly to take everything in, discouraging many photo's at that point, and then give free time to go back over a large area with insufficient time to take as many photo's as we might wish. He was not very well for several days but tried to ensure that this did not detract from our enjoyment, and he went out of his way to help when anyone had a problem.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Despite the likelihood that you might find some parts of the trip exasperating/exhausting, do not miss it! There are a lot of additional extras - optional extra trips, tips, meals which are not included etc came to around £400 each for us. Abu Simbel is well worth the effort - though there is no reason we could see for it to require the very early morning set off - we think the itinerary could be changed to allow an afternoon visit Despite the group leader (thankfully) dealing with most tips, there is still a need for tips virtually every time you go to the toilet and some difficulty keeping enough small change for this.
Alexandria to Aswan commencing 26th January 2024
A great introduction to Egypt, with a fantastic guide who really brought it to life. Always on the move, and two or three really early morning starts. Perhaps a day to long in Cairo and the food tour in Cairo was a bit disorganised/rushed. Stops on the way to Alexandria were underwhelming.
Most Inspirational Moment
Karnak
Thoughts on Group Leader
Excellent, but the representatives of Sinai Travel, the in-country travel company, were pretty useless.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Do not change currency before coming to Egypt. Bring small denomination bills - USD and £ sterling.
Egypt: money advice
Alexandria to Abuu Simbel.: Egypt from top to bottom! This trip packed so much into 11 days, yet it never felt rushed. The archaeological sites are awe-inspiring, in terms of their size, antiquity and elaborate carvings and wall paintings. No amount of looking at photos will prepare you for what you see in person.
Most Inspirational Moment
Karnak and Luxor temples at night
Thoughts on Group Leader
Very good. Naiel had extensive knowledge of Egyptology - I still don't know how he remembers all of those dynasties. He was friendly and helpful throughout.
Advice for Potential Travellers
MONEY ATMs are readily available including in hotels. You can only withdraw Egyptian pounds (EGP), but get some (I needed about 80 GBP worth) for minor purchases, meals, drinks – and toilets, where you will be asked for a tip of 10 EGP (about 27p), so a wad of small notes is useful. US dollars (USD) are the most useful currency for the tip kitty, meals, hotel bills, optional trips and major purchases. They are acceptable almost everywhere, including street sellers, but there is no coinage in circulation and the price might be rounded up generously. You are likely to pay rather more than if you use EGP. Change, if required, will be in EGP. I got through around 350 USD. Sterling and Euros are not so useful. They may be acceptable in hotels and major tourist shops, but not generally elsewhere. Credit cards are fine for optional trips, hotels and major purchases.
A cut above other Egypt tours.
A very well planned and operated trip, one of the best I’ve been on with Exodus. We were a capacity group of 20 and were provided with a superb 40 plus seater luxury coach throughout which greatly enhanced the long often slow travel journeys, particularly in Cairo where our elevated viewing position above the traffic mayhem was a delight. The hotels used and the cruise ship were all of a very high standard throughout the tour. I found the staff welcoming and helpful, particularly on our cruise ship MS Style. The cuisine on the cruise ship was exceptional, and breakfast buffets in the hotels were all very good. My one criticism is that where packed breakfasts were provided these were singularly unimaginative, being heavily bread based, with excessive non recyclable plastic packaging. The Hotel Metropole in Alexandria is an Art Nuveaux time capsule and a real experience to stay in. The Luxor Iberotel Hotel is superbly sited with beautiful gardens and a swimming pool overlooking the Nile; great for winding down at the end of your holiday.
Most Inspirational Moment
At the end of my Egypt trip I leave with these, among many other lasting memories: - Best modern wonder - The National Library at Alexandria, - Cairo is outstanding for its diversity, and vibrant culture despite huge social deprivation and awful urban infrastructure. - Worse tourist experience - Abu Simbel, although a fabulous archeological site preservered through one of the worlds most successful engineering projects, impossible to view properly. - Best archaeological site - Temple of Horus at Edfu. - Dancing with Nubian musicians at an evening barbecue on the banks of the Nile. - An impromptu performance by young music students at the multi faith House of Arts and Culture in Cairo. - Most poignant memory - the shared tombstone of two unknown comrades from New Zealand, “ Known to their God”, in the Al Alamein war graves cemetery.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Our tour leader Sayed Mansour was knowledgeable, caring, helpful and compassionate. He went far beyond the usual tour leader duties to give us a real experience of his country which I could tell he has a passionate love of. This tour visits Mosques, Catholic Monestries and multi faith war graves. As a Muslim Sayed gave me an insight to his own faith and its relationship with other faiths in Egypt current and historical that will remain with me/
Advice for Potential Travellers
As others have repeatedly commented this is not a leisurely trip: it’s full on from start to finish. Even if you don’t take up the optional excursions there are lots of very early starts: if you are aware of this they don’t spoil the holiday. This trip with its' extra time in Cairo and Alexandra is in my opinion far superior to the shorter options as the extra time in both cities is well rewarded. Alexandra would be worth a visit to Egypt in itself just to see the New Library . Three days in Cairo was a real experience to sample its vibrant culture, and have plenty of time to view the National Egyptian Museum and the Pyramid complex. Sadly the New Egyptian museum hadn’t opened, but our hotel was close enough for us to enjoy views of its remarkable architecture. The only disappointment in Cairo was the food tour, which was just a lunch at a cafe and a takeaway for tea, not the informative hands on cooking demonstration I’d hoped for. Our visit in March was in the middle of the peak tourist season. I asked our Leader Sayed if there was any time when sites might be even a little less crowded and apart form August which is too hot for most people, he suggested November at the start of the tourist season.
Illness forced me to cut the trip short.
Unfortunately, I became quite ill on the fifth day of the trip requiring thAT I return to the United States. That portion of the trip in which I was able to participate was very good. The Exodus trip leader, Andrew, was excellent.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Andrew was very good.
Egypy
Amazing.
Most Inspirational Moment
The People and the organisation,all perfect.
Thoughts on Group Leader
First Class
Advice for Potential Travellers
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View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
15 May 2026 15 May 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
27 May 2026 27 May 2026
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Land Only Trip Price £ 2599 £ 2599 Book with £ 649 deposit Book with £ 649 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
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View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
18 Sep 2026 18 Sep 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
30 Sep 2026 30 Sep 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2649 £ 2649 Book with £ 662 deposit Book with £ 662 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
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View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
25 Sep 2026 25 Sep 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
07 Oct 2026 07 Oct 2026
Availability Guaranteed (Available)
Land Only Trip Price £ 2679 £ 2679 Book with £ 669 deposit Book with £ 669 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
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View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
09 Oct 2026 09 Oct 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
21 Oct 2026 21 Oct 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2699 £ 2699 Book with £ 674 deposit Book with £ 674 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
16 Oct 2026 16 Oct 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
28 Oct 2026 28 Oct 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2699 £ 2699 Book with £ 674 deposit Book with £ 674 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
23 Oct 2026 23 Oct 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
04 Nov 2026 04 Nov 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2699 £ 2699 Book with £ 674 deposit Book with £ 674 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
30 Oct 2026 30 Oct 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
11 Nov 2026 11 Nov 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2749 £ 2749 Book with £ 687 deposit Book with £ 687 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
06 Nov 2026 06 Nov 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
18 Nov 2026 18 Nov 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2749 £ 2749 Book with £ 687 deposit Book with £ 687 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
20 Nov 2026 20 Nov 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
02 Dec 2026 02 Dec 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2779 £ 2779 Book with £ 694 deposit Book with £ 694 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
27 Nov 2026 27 Nov 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
09 Dec 2026 09 Dec 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2779 £ 2779 Book with £ 694 deposit Book with £ 694 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip Notes For Itinerary : Egypt: Alexandria to Aswan: April 2025 OnwardsFriday Friday
04 Dec 2026 04 Dec 2026
Wednesday Wednesday
16 Dec 2026 16 Dec 2026
Availability Available
Land Only Trip Price £ 2799 £ 2799 Book with £ 699 deposit Book with £ 699 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +£ 625
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
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