Egypt luxury holidays from Malaysia with Egypt Best Vacations are private tours of 4 to 15 days. You travel with your own Egyptologist guide, driver and vehicle, stay in five-star hotels, and sail the Nile on a luxury cruise ship or a dahabiya. Prices start from $1,130 per person. International flights are not included, so you can fly from Kuala Lumpur with the airline you prefer.
We are a licensed Egyptian tour operator with our own office in Luxor (Standard Tours, tourism licence no. 1082), not an agency reselling another company’s trips. The company was founded by Egyptologist Essam Ali, who still leads tours himself. We have received the TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Award in 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Every luxury tour is private, so the day runs to your timetable. Tell us if you want time for prayers, a slower morning after the long flight, or an extra night by the Red Sea, and we plan the route around it. If you are comparing all price levels, see our Egypt tour packages from Malaysia.
| Length | Luxury tour | Best for | From, per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 days | 4 Day Luxury Cairo Tour: Pyramids & Beyond | A first visit or a stopover: the Pyramids and Cairo from one hotel | $1,140 |
| 5 days | 5 Day Egypt Luxury Trip to Cairo, Luxor & Aswan | The three classic cities in a working week | $1,899 |
| 6 days | Egypt Luxury Travel: 6 Day Cairo & Nile Cruise Package | Cairo plus a luxury Nile cruise without taking two weeks off | $1,810 |
| 7 days | 7 Day Egypt Luxury Tour with Dahabiya Nile Cruise | Couples and honeymooners who want a small sailing boat, not a ship | $2,500 |
| 8 days | 8-Day Luxury Cairo & Nile Cruise Holiday | The full Cairo and Nile route at an easy pace | $2,530 |
| 12 days | 12 Day Luxury Trip to Egypt: Pyramids, Nile Cruise & Red Sea | Families and anyone who wants beach days after the temples | $3,970 |
Prices checked in October 2026 and shown in US dollars. The tour cards below always show the current price.
There are no direct flights between Kuala Lumpur and Cairo. Most guests connect once in the Gulf or in Istanbul, with Emirates through Dubai, Qatar Airways through Doha, Etihad through Abu Dhabi, Saudia through Jeddah or Riyadh, or Turkish Airlines. Flying time is about 11 hours, so allow 13 to 17 hours from take-off to landing once the connection is added.
Egypt is six hours behind Malaysia in winter and five hours behind in summer. An evening departure from Kuala Lumpur usually lands in Cairo the next morning, so we keep the arrival day light. Our representative meets you inside the arrivals hall with a signboard and helps you through passport control.
Malaysian passport holders are normally admitted to Egypt without a visa for stays of up to 14 days. For a longer stay, such as our 15-day tour, a tourist visa costs US$30 on arrival, or you can apply for an e-visa before you fly. Your passport should be valid for at least six months after your arrival date. Entry rules can change, so check with the Embassy of Egypt in Kuala Lumpur before you book flights.
Egypt is a Muslim-majority country, and halal food is the norm in restaurants, hotels and on Nile cruise ships. A few international hotels serve pork at breakfast, and it is labelled and kept separate. Alcohol is sold in hotels and on ships but is never part of a package.
There is a mosque close to almost every site you will visit. Because your tour is private, your guide can plan each day around prayer times and Friday prayers. Many guests from Malaysia ask us to add Islamic Cairo: Al-Azhar Mosque, the Mosque of Sultan Hassan and the Mosque of Ibn Tulun.
October to April is the best time, with warm days and cool evenings. Malaysia’s year-end school holidays fall in this season, and so do Christmas and New Year, which are the busiest weeks in Egypt. Book those dates several months ahead to get the hotel and ship you want. Summer is hot in Luxor and Aswan, and touring then starts early in the morning.
Egypt is open to visitors during Ramadan, which in 2027 is expected from about 8 February to 9 March. Sites close a little earlier, and evenings after iftar are lively.
Send us your dates and we reply with a route and a price. A deposit, normally 25%, secures the booking, and we confirm the balance date by email. You pay by secure online payment link or bank transfer. We do not accept cash. Prices are in US dollars, and your bank converts the amount from ringgit. Full details are in our terms and conditions.
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Egypt luxury holidays from Malaysia with Egypt Best Vacations are private tours. Packages normally cover five-star accommodation, airport transfers, a private air-conditioned vehicle and driver, your own licensed Egyptologist guide, the entrance fees named in the itinerary, and domestic flights where the route uses them. A luxury Nile cruise is included on the itineraries that list one. International flights from Malaysia, tips and optional activities are not included. Each tour page lists exactly what is and is not included.
Prices start from $1,130 per person for a 4-day luxury Nile cruise and reach $5,350 per person for the 15-day tour. As a guide, the 5 Day Egypt Luxury Trip to Cairo, Luxor & Aswan is from $1,899 and the 8-Day Luxury Cairo & Nile Cruise Holiday is from $2,530. The price depends on the travel dates, the room type and the hotels you choose. Prices were checked in October 2026, and each tour page shows the current figure.
No. International flights are not included, so you book your own flights from Kuala Lumpur to Cairo. There are no direct flights. Most guests connect once with Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, Saudia or Turkish Airlines, and the journey takes about 13 to 17 hours including the connection. Send us your flight details and we plan the airport transfers and the first day around your arrival time.
Malaysian passport holders are normally admitted to Egypt without a visa for stays of up to 14 days. For a longer stay, a tourist visa costs US$30 on arrival, or you can apply for an e-visa before you travel. Your passport should be valid for at least six months after arrival. Entry rules can change, so check with the Embassy of Egypt in Kuala Lumpur before you book.
Yes. Egypt is a Muslim-majority country, and halal food is the norm in restaurants, hotels and on Nile cruise ships. A few international hotels serve pork at breakfast, and it is labelled and kept separate. Because the tours are private, your guide can also plan each day around prayer times.
All our luxury tours are private. You have your own Egyptologist guide, driver and vehicle, and no other guests join your party. That lets you set the pace, change the order of visits, or add a mosque, a museum or a free afternoon.
Luxury tours use five-star hotels. In Cairo, examples are the Sofitel Cairo Nile El Gezirah, the Kempinski Nile Hotel, the Four Seasons Cairo at Nile Plaza, The St. Regis Cairo and The Nile Ritz-Carlton. In Aswan we use the Sofitel Legend Old Cataract and the Mövenpick Resort Aswan. On the Nile you sail on a five-star luxury cruise ship or on a dahabiya, a small sailing boat. If a named hotel or ship is not available, we book one of equal or higher standard.
The flight takes most of a day each way, so 7 to 10 days in Egypt suits most guests from Malaysia. That covers Cairo, a Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan, and one more stop. With less time, a private tour of 4 to 6 days still covers the Pyramids and Luxor or Aswan. With 12 to 15 days you can add Abu Simbel and beach days on the Red Sea.
October to April, when days are warm and evenings are cool. Malaysia’s year-end school holidays fall in this season, together with Christmas and New Year, so book those weeks early. Summer is hot in Luxor and Aswan, and touring then starts early in the morning to stay ahead of the heat.
Send us an enquiry with your dates and we confirm the itinerary and price with you. A deposit, normally 25%, secures the booking, and we confirm the balance date by email. Payment is by secure online payment link or bank transfer. We do not accept cash. Prices are in US dollars.
Yes, when a child shares a room with the parents. On tours without domestic flights, children under 6 travel free and children aged 6 to 11 pay half. On packages with domestic flights, children under 3 pay 30%, ages 3 to 5 pay 40% and ages 6 to 11 pay 50% of the adult price.