A 19-day Egypt vacation package covers 18 nights and combines Cairo with a Lake Nasser cruise, a standard Nile cruise, a private Dahabiya sailing, or a felucca — plus a further region such as the Red Sea, the White Desert, or Siwa Oasis. Egypt Best Vacations runs four 19-day itineraries, from $3,080 to $3,810 per person, each led by Egyptologist guides.
Each itinerary usually begins in Cairo, where your holiday opens with the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and some of the country’s finest museums. You can also explore Old Cairo, local markets, and the living culture of the capital before heading south.
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Yes. Eighteen nights covers Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and a Nile or Lake Nasser cruise, plus one further region depending on which of our four 19-day packages you choose — the Red Sea, the White Desert, or Siwa Oasis. You won’t feel rushed at this pace.
All four of our 19-day packages include accommodation, domestic flights, transfers, entrance fees per the itinerary, and Egyptologist guiding throughout. Meal plans vary — our All-Inclusive package runs 42 meals across breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Check each package’s own Includes section for its exact plan.
Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan appear on all four of our 19-day itineraries. Beyond that they differ by package — see “Which 19-Day Egypt Package Should You Choose?” above for exactly what each one adds.
Two of our four 19-day packages combine a Lake Nasser cruise with a standard Nile cruise between Aswan and Luxor; a third pairs Lake Nasser with a felucca; a fourth uses a private Dahabiya sailing instead. All four put you on the water for part of the trip.
The extra nights buy you either two cruises instead of one, or a slower way of covering the same ground — a Dahabiya sailing or felucca instead of a standard cruise ship — plus one further region most shorter tours skip: the White Desert or Siwa Oasis.
Yes. Egypt Best Vacations can adjust any of our four 19-day itineraries to add destinations, upgrade accommodation, or build in extra days, based on what you want to see.
Yes. Trips of seven days and over run as small groups of up to 16 by default, but all can be arranged fully private with your own guide and vehicle at a supplement — worth considering on a trip this long, where pace matters more than on a week-long tour.
They can be, but eleven or more days of sightseeing before any beach or desert time is a lot to ask of younger children. Children aged 0-2 pay 30% of the adult price, 3-5 pay 40%, 6-11 pay 50%, and from 12 the adult rate applies.
Yes — three of our four 19-day packages include Red Sea time in Hurghada after their cruise: the All-Inclusive, the Dahabiya tour, and the Siwa Oasis itinerary. It’s one of the most popular combinations we sell.
Definitely — it’s a completely different Egypt: Mediterranean and Greco-Roman rather than pharaonic. Our All-Inclusive and Siwa Oasis packages both include a full day there, with the Catacombs of Kom el-Shoqafa, Pompey’s Pillar, and the Qaitbay Citadel.
Yes. Our All-Inclusive and Siwa Oasis packages both fly you to Abu Simbel to start a 3-night Lake Nasser cruise, so you see the temples outside the dawn convoy from Aswan. Ask us for the exact routing on the Dahabiya and Adventure Tour packages.
Yes — our Adventure Tour starts from $3,080, the lowest of our four 19-day packages, pairing a Lake Nasser cruise with a felucca sail instead of a larger cruise ship.
October to April, when temperatures are comfortable for the amount of walking these itineraries involve. On any package with a Lake Nasser or White Desert leg, avoid the height of summer — both are genuinely tough in extreme heat.
Most nationalities do. You can buy a visa on arrival at Cairo airport for $30 in cash, or apply in advance through the official e-Visa portal. Your passport should be valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
Moderate but sustained — three to five kilometers on the busiest days, on uneven stone and sand, with steps at most temples and a steep descent into each tomb in the Valley of the Kings. Comfortable shoes, sunscreen, and a hat are essential.
We’re a licensed Egyptian tour operator based in Luxor, run by a working Egyptologist, not an agency reselling someone else’s ground handling. We’ve held the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award three years running: 2024, 2025, and 2026.
Yes. Each of our four 19-day packages can be booked on our Platinum tier — 5-star deluxe hotels and ships — instead of the standard Gold tier quoted as the from-price. Contact us for Platinum rates on any of the four.
Our four 19-day itineraries start from $3,080 to $3,810 per person, depending on the package and cruise type — Lake Nasser, Nile cruise, Dahabiya, or felucca. Rates are for a triple or twin room in low season; prices rise over Christmas, New Year, and Easter. See each package for its full seasonal pricing table.