Cairo, Nile Cruise &
Red Sea Packages

All three are Red Sea destinations, but they suit different travelers. Hurghada is closest to Luxor, making it the easiest add-on to a Nile cruise — great for relaxed beach time with lively dining and nightlife. Sharm El Sheikh is on the Sinai Peninsula, offering some of the world's best coral reefs for snorkeling and diving, with a more resort-focused atmosphere. Marsa Alam is the most remote and pristine — ideal for travelers who want luxury and seclusion. Our team can help you choose based on your travel dates and priorities.

Yes. All packages include every night's accommodation — Cairo hotels, your Nile cruise cabin (full board on the water), and your Red Sea resort or hotel. Domestic flights between cities are also included, so you never have to arrange transfers yourself. International flights to and from Egypt are not included; our team can advise on the best routing and timing.

It varies by tour. Shorter packages (8–10 days) typically include 3 nights on the Nile cruise and 2–3 nights at the Red Sea. Longer packages extend beach time — the 12-day all-inclusive Sharm package, for example, gives you 4 full days on the Sinai coast plus 4 nights on the cruise. We can adjust the balance to suit your priorities; if you'd prefer more beach time or more temples, just ask.

Absolutely. The Cairo + Nile Cruise + Red Sea combination is one of the most romantic itineraries in Egypt — private Nile cruise cabins, sunset views over ancient temples, and beach resorts with private pools. We have a dedicated 8-day honeymoon package and can add romantic touches (private dinners, room upgrades, sunset desert rides) to any tour. Just mention it when you request your quote.

October through April offers the best conditions for all three parts of the itinerary. Cairo and the Nile Valley are comfortable for sightseeing (18–28°C), and the Red Sea is warm enough for swimming and snorkeling year-round. Peak season is December through February — book early for those dates. Summer (July–August) is manageable at beach resorts but can be very hot (40°C+) in Luxor and Aswan, so we recommend shorter cultural days if traveling then.