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72+ Circuits

Your Egypt journey, designed with care

EG Traveo presents circuits, excursions, experiences and major events across Egypt — from Cairo and Giza to Luxor, Aswan, the Red Sea and the desert.

Every itinerary can be tailored. Book online when you are ready, or ask us to send a secure payment link for a custom amount. We reply quickly, in French or English.

72+ Circuits
4 Events
10 Destinations
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From first idea to departure

Tell us what you want to see, when you can travel, and how you like to move. We shape a clear plan, then handle the bookings.

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Enquire

Share your dates, style of travel and the places you dream of — circuits, a festival, the eclipse, or a private day.

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Design

We compose a clear itinerary: routing, hotels, pacing, and honest advice on what is worth your time.

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Book & travel

Reserve online, or receive a secure payment link for the exact amount agreed. Then we handle the rest.

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Explore our experiences

Circuits
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Circuits

Multi-day journeys across Cairo, the Nile, Luxor, Aswan and the Red Sea — paced with care.

Excursions
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Excursions

Day trips from Cairo, Luxor, Aswan and the coast — pyramids, temples, museums and oases.

Experiences
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Experiences

Optional activities to fold into your itinerary — pyramids, Nile, desert, Red Sea and Sharm El Sheikh. Choose what you want; we arrange it around your days.

Events
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Events

Concerts, festivals and the 2027 eclipse — stays built around the night that matters.

Circuits & excursions to start with

Grand Egypt: Nile & Red Sea
Grand Egypt: Nile & Red Sea
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Grand Egypt: Nile & Red Sea

Cairo, the Nile, then unhurried days on the Red Sea — temples first, water after. Twelve days, the country in full.

12 Days / 11 Nights
Jewels of Egypt: Cairo & Nile Cruise
Jewels of Egypt: Cairo & Nile Cruise
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Jewels of Egypt: Cairo & Nile Cruise

Two nights in Cairo, then a five-night Nile cruise between the great temples — the classic French-market itinerary, privately guided on land.

10 Days / 9 Nights
Classic Egypt: Cairo, Luxor & Aswan
Classic Egypt: Cairo, Luxor & Aswan
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Classic Egypt: Cairo, Luxor & Aswan

The essential Pharaohs circuit: Giza, the Nile, Karnak, the West Bank and Philae — eight days, unhurried.

8 Days / 7 Nights
Solar Eclipse 2027: Luxor
Solar Eclipse 2027: Luxor
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Solar Eclipse 2027: Luxor

Eight days in Upper Egypt around 2 August 2027 — more than six minutes of totality, with temples before and after.

8 Days / 7 Nights
Nile Cruise: Luxor to Aswan
Nile Cruise: Luxor to Aswan
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Nile Cruise: Luxor to Aswan

Four nights on the river between the great temples — slow, luminous, classic. Ideal after Cairo or before the Red Sea.

5 Days / 4 Nights
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Egypt under the spotlight

Starlight Festival
Starlight Festival
8–11 Oct 2026
Great Pyramids of Giza, Egypt
Starlight Festival

Electronic nights at the Great Pyramids of Giza

8–11 Oct 2026 Discover →
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Travel crafted differently

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Egypt, with clarity

Circuits, excursions and events presented simply — light, elegant pages that let the country and the photographs lead.

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See it on the map

Choose a region on the interactive map of Egypt, or pick a destination from the list — both lead to the same excursions.

Two ways to pay

Book a published trip online, or receive a private payment link when the amount is set for your party or event.

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French & English

The site, the planning and the replies are available in both languages — as you prefer.

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Quick answers before you enquire

What are the best Egypt tours for first-time visitors? A classic first trip combines Cairo and the Giza pyramids, Luxor (East and West Banks), and a Nile cruise to Aswan — often 8–12 days. EG Traveo publishes this as Classic Egypt. Add a Red Sea finish if you want rest after the temples, or start with day tours from Cairo if you have only a few days.
Can I book a private Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan? Yes. A Luxor–Aswan Nile cruise is the usual river link: Edfu, Kom Ombo, and hours on deck between temples. We place it inside a circuit or as a standalone few nights. Cabins, embarkation day and whether you fly back from Aswan are confirmed in writing before you pay.
Can I book online and also pay by link? Yes. Published circuits and events can be reserved on the site. When a trip is custom — or a deposit is agreed by email — we send a secure payment link with the exact amount. You receive written confirmation before you travel.
Do you organise tickets and stays for big events? We build travel around Starlight Festival, the Shakira concert at Giza, ARGY, and the 2027 solar eclipse in Luxor — stays, transfers and, when useful, the rest of Egypt before or after. Official event tickets are confirmed in writing; we do not replace promoter ticketing.
Is the site in French and English? Yes. Switch language at any time in the header. We plan itineraries and reply in both languages.
Can you customise a circuit? Always. Published itineraries are starting points. We change pacing, hotels, extra days, a Nile cruise instead of trains, a Red Sea finish, or a quieter museum morning — then send a clear day-by-day before you pay.
Do I need a visa for Egypt? Most visitors need a tourist visa. Many nationalities apply online (e-visa) or obtain a visa on arrival at Cairo. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your stay, with two blank pages. EG Traveo does not file visas for you — we send a reminder with your confirmation. See our visa notes for the current official portal.
When is the best time to visit Egypt? October to April is the kindest season for temples and the desert: cooler days, clearer light. Summer (May–September) is hotter, especially in Luxor and Aswan; we start visits at opening and keep afternoons quieter. The Red Sea is pleasant year-round. Ramadan changes restaurant hours but travel continues. August 2027 is the eclipse window in Luxor — very hot, planned with shade and water.
What should I pack, and how should I dress? Light, breathable layers, a warmer jumper for dawn balloons and desert nights, comfortable walking shoes for temples, and a hat and high SPF. Shoulders and knees covered in mosques, churches and conservative villages. Swimwear belongs at the hotel, boat or beach — not at temple sites. We send a list matched to your itinerary; the packing page has the full notes.
Is travel insurance required? We require comprehensive medical cover including emergency evacuation for every booking. Insurance is not included in our prices. Check cancellation, missed domestic flights, adventure sports (diving, balloon) if those are on your plan, and keep proof of cover to hand before you fly. Details are on the travel-insurance page.
How does tipping work in Egypt? Tipping (baksheesh) is part of daily life. We list suggested amounts with your final documents: Egyptologist, driver, cruise staff, hotel porters. Small notes in Egyptian pounds help. You are never obliged to tip for poor service. A service charge on a restaurant bill does not always reach the waiter — a little extra is still customary.

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Every itinerary can be tailored. Book online when you are ready, or ask us to send a secure payment link for a custom amount. We reply quickly, in French or English.

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