How many days are enough for an Egypt tour?

Planning the perfect trip to Egypt usually comes down to one burning question-how long is enough for an Egypt tour? Firstly, depending on your style of traveling-interleaved with all that is under the Sun-or plan to transmute to a fully streaked-out pre-planned luxury holiday, or fast-paced itinerary. Most travelers find anywhere between seven and 14 days a reasonable timeframe to balance a sit and wash view of some of the best-known attractions in the world and an hour or two of soaking in some cultural treasures of Egypt.

In probably five days, Cairo will take in barely some of the highlights: Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, Grand Egyptian Museum, and Old Cairo. Enough for a short cultural geyser. Onward wherever else!

Also, while some feel that Cairo can be thoroughly seen in just 48 hours, we are strongly disagree. In addition, we tend to recommend dedicating between seven and 10 days to all that Egypt offers. Furthermore, one week can find you relaxing in Cairo hotels and then cruising into luxury along the Nile from Aswan to Luxor. As well as, it leaves time for plenty of splendid ancient architecture to take in and learn about-the temples from Philae Temple, Kom Ombo, Edfu, and Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, with a choice of private accommodation and guided tour stars.

How many days are enough for an Egypt tour?

Overall, spending 12-to-14-day vacations in Egypt will be the best. Lengthier days account for a joyous escapade in Cairo, Nile Cruise, and Red Sea Resorts-Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh, where one holidays on emerald beaches, snorkels in crystal-clear waters, or takes their fill of all-inclusive luxury. A couple of weeks could also be spent touring sites like Alexandria, Saqqara, and Memphis by day and deepen one’s perspectives of culture and history by night.

In simple words, it all depends on what sort of Egyptian holiday you want to indulge in. A quick 3-5 day trip to Egypt will see the sights of the Pyramids and a sneaky little dose of Cairo. But if those first sights are the Nile cruise and temple visits, then truly 7 to 10 days are superior. Add a little bit of Red Sea laying around, and it has to be cut short to an ideal 12-14.

In whichever direction one heads, a few clicks on any booking site stand in a lifetime opportunity to journey through Egypt laden with history, adventures, and luxury.