Red Sea & Sinai

Most Nile cruises last between three and five nights, depending on the route and itinerary.

Yes, desert tours are safe when organised through licensed operators with experienced guides.

You know a country is safe when you’re able to stroll its streets without a care in mind soaking in your surroundings and enjoying the local hospitality. Egypt has always been and still is one of the Safest Tourist Destinations in the world. In addition, the safety of our customers is a top priority in all our Egypt tours, Egypt Holiday’s pyramids and Nile Cruise, and every trip to Egypt we offer as Memphis Tours Egypt, a local service provider in the Travel Industry.

Egypt has over 30 protected areas, including several officially recognized national parks such as Ras Mohammed, Wadi El Gemal, and White Desert.

Egypt is full of iconic sites and experiences. Must-see ancient landmarks include the Giza Pyramids, Luxor’s temples (Karnak, Valley of the Kings), and Abu Simbel. Vibrant cities like Cairo and Alexandria offer history, markets, and museums, while the Red Sea resorts (Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh) are perfect for diving and relaxation. For unique desert escapes, visit the Siwa Oasis. Don’t miss a Nile River cruise connecting Luxor and Aswan for temples along the riverbanks.

A Nile cruise Luxor to Aswan usually lasts 4–5 days and covers Egypt’s must-see ancient sites, including Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae Temple. Most cruises include meals, guided tours with an English-speaking Egyptologist, onboard entertainment, and comfortable cabins with Nile views. Options range from budget to luxury, with some cruises also offering Abu Simbel extensions.

Modern Egyptians blend tradition and modernity, with strong family ties, vibrant urban communities, and cultural practices shaped by history. Many enjoy arts, music, and a lifestyle linked to the Nile River.

March is one of the best times to visit Egypt. Expect warm, sunny days and mild evenings. Cities like Cairo enjoy comfortable daytime temperatures around 24–26°C, while southern spots such as Luxor are warmer. Rain is rare, sunshine is plentiful, and it’s perfect for sightseeing, Nile cruises, and Red Sea beach time.

Tours can range from 1-day trips to multi-week adventures. Short trips focus on Giza and Cairo, mid-range tours add Nile cruises and Luxor, while extended packages may include Red Sea resorts and deeper cultural exploration.

Tours can range from 1-day trips to multi-week adventures. Short trips focus on Giza and Cairo, mid-range tours add Nile cruises and Luxor, while extended packages may include Red Sea resorts and deeper cultural exploration.

July is very hot, especially inland, but coastal resorts and air-conditioned tours remain popular.

October brings warm days and cooler nights—one of the best months for tours and Nile cruises.

Yes, but it’s getting hotter. Early mornings and evenings are best for sightseeing.

Extremely hot and sunny—best for beach holidays and relaxed resort stays.

Yes. Temperatures start to ease, making it a good shoulder month for both sightseeing and beaches.

No, the pyramids were not built by slaves. Archaeological evidence shows they were constructed by tens of thousands of skilled, paid workers who received food, housing, and burial honors. These laborers were organized into crews, respected for their work, and likely served as part of a national project, not as enslaved people.

Mild days and cool nights make February ideal for outdoor tours, desert trips, and cultural sightseeing.

Egypt and Jordan tours combine two iconic destinations in one trip. You’ll explore Egypt’s highlights like the Pyramids of Giza, Cairo, Luxor, and a Nile cruise, then continue to Jordan to visit Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea. Most tours include guided sightseeing, accommodation, transport, and internal flights or cruises, with options ranging from budget to luxury and trips lasting from about 7 to 15 days or more.

Egyptian temples were monumental homes for gods and pharaohs, where priests performed daily rituals, offerings, and ceremonies to maintain cosmic balance (Ma’at) and honour the gods. They also recorded history and pharaohs’ achievements in hieroglyphs.

Yes! January is cool and sunny, perfect for sightseeing, Nile cruises, and exploring ancient sites without the heat.

Not yet. April is warm and sunny, though occasional breezes can occur—still excellent for travel before summer.

Egyptian architecture is monumental and symbolic, built to last. Think pyramids, temples, and tombs, made from stone and mudbrick, decorated with hieroglyphs and reliefs, and often aligned with stars or cardinal points.

Pleasant, sunny, and mild—ideal for historical sightseeing and outdoor activities.

June is hot and dry, ideal for Red Sea resorts, but sightseeing is best planned early in the day.

A family holiday in Egypt is fun, affordable, and surprisingly kid-friendly. Families love the Red Sea resorts with water parks and kids’ clubs, easy Nile cruises, and exciting experiences like camel rides, snorkeling, and seeing the Pyramids—perfect for both learning and fun without long travel times.

Absolutely. December offers mild days, cool evenings, and peak conditions for exploring ancient landmarks.

River Nile cruises are usually all-inclusive, making them a hassle-free way to travel between Luxor and Aswan. Most cruises include accommodation on 5-star ships, all meals, drinks, onboard entertainment, and guided excursions to famous sites like the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan. Airport or hotel transfers are often included too, with options ranging from standard to luxury and sometimes combined with Red Sea stays.

River Nile cruises are usually all-inclusive, making them a hassle-free way to travel between Luxor and Aswan. Most cruises include accommodation on 5-star ships, all meals, drinks, onboard entertainment, and guided excursions to famous sites like the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan. Airport or hotel transfers are often included too, with options ranging from standard to luxury and sometimes combined with Red Sea stays.

Egypt trips offer a mix of history, culture, and relaxation. Most trips include visits to the Pyramids of Giza, Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan, often combined with a Nile River cruise. You can also add beach time on the Red Sea in places like Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh. Options range from classic sightseeing tours to family-friendly and luxury itineraries, with guided tours, transport, and accommodation usually included.

Luxor is famous as the world’s greatest open-air museum, built on ancient Thebes along the Nile. It’s home to iconic sites like Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and Hatshepsut’s Temple, plus unforgettable experiences such as hot air balloon rides and Nile felucca cruises—making it a must-visit destination for history lovers traveling to Egypt.