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EST.2002 Egypt Christmas Tours & Packages a magical way to spend the holiday season surrounded by ancient wonders and warm hospitality. Trade snow for sunshine as you explore Egypt’s most iconic landmarks—from the Great Pyramids of Giza and the majestic temples of Luxor and Aswan to a relaxing cruise along the Nile. Experience festive celebrations, cozy accommodations, and delicious holiday dinners in stunning settings. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, family, or group of friends, our Christmas packages blend culture, adventure, and relaxation in perfect harmony. Make this Christmas truly unforgettable with a journey through the timeless beauty of Egypt.
EGYPT CHRISTMAS TOURS

Best Egypt Christmas Tours & Packages

Celebrate Christmas under Egypt’s winter sun.

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3 Days Cairo Christmas Tour Package

Explore the timeless wonders of ancient Egypt on this captivating 3-day Cairo Christmas itinerary. Upon arrival, visit the awe-inspiring Giza Pyramids, Great Sphinx, and…

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From airport pickup to Nile cruise check-in, we handle every detail — so you can simply relax and experience Egypt without stress.

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Gain access to hidden tombs, private sites and cultural encounters most travelers never see — designed for those seeking authenticity.

Handpicked Comfort & Luxury

Stay in carefully chosen 5-star hotels and dahabiya Nile cruises that combine modern comfort with authentic Egyptian charm.

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Every journey is tailored to your pace, interests and budget — ensuring your trip reflects exactly how you dream of exploring Egypt.

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Our English-speaking local support team is available around the clock — before, during and after your trip, for total peace of mind.

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Essential Egypt Travel Tips

Quick answers to the 6 questions every Egypt traveler asks — straight from our licensed Egyptologists.

▣ Visa & Entry

Do I need a visa to visit Egypt?

Most travelers need a visa — and it's easy to get. Citizens of the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia and the Gulf can obtain a 30-day visa on arrival for $25, or apply online for an e-Visa before travel.
  • Passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date
  • e-Visa ($25) — apply online 7 days before arrival (fastest option)
  • Visa on arrival ($25) — available at Cairo, Luxor, Hurghada & Sharm airports
  • UAE, Bahrain, Saudi & GCC passport holders enter visa-free
  • Bring 2 passport photos — useful for extensions or guided tours
Read the full Egypt visa guide →
◷ Best Time to Visit

When is the best time to visit Egypt?

October to April is peak season — warm days, cool nights, and perfect conditions for sightseeing and Nile cruising.
  • Oct–Apr — ideal weather for Cairo, Luxor & Aswan
  • Dec–Jan — busiest & most festive; book early
  • May–Sep — hot, but the best Nile cruise & hotel deals
  • Red Sea diving is excellent year-round
  • Check Ramadan dates — some sites & restaurants adjust hours
Read the best-time guide →
$ Money & Tipping

How much should I tip in Egypt?

Tipping (baksheesh) is part of the culture — budget roughly $8–12 per day for guides and drivers who look after you.
  • Currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP) — carry small notes
  • Cards work in hotels; keep cash for markets & tips
  • Tour guide $10–15/day · driver $5–8/day
  • Nile cruise crew $8–10/day (often pooled)
  • Small tips for restroom attendants & porters are customary
Read the money & tipping guide →
▤ What to Pack

What should I pack for Egypt?

Lightweight, breathable clothes by day — plus a light layer for cool desert nights and breezy Nile cruise decks.
  • Modest clothing (shoulders & knees) for temples & mosques
  • Comfortable walking shoes for ruins & sand
  • Sun hat, SPF & sunglasses — the sun is strong year-round
  • Refillable water bottle & a light scarf
  • Power adapter — Egypt uses Type C/F (220V)
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✦ Safety Tips

Is Egypt safe to travel?

Yes — tourist hubs are well-secured and patrolled by tourism police. We tailor every itinerary to avoid restricted zones.
  • Travel with registered, guided tours for peace of mind
  • Keep digital & paper copies of your documents
  • Agree taxi fares upfront or use ride apps
  • Drink bottled water & eat at busy, reputable spots
  • Solo female travelers — request a female guide anytime
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♦ Culture & Etiquette

What should I know about Egyptian culture?

Egyptians are famously warm and hospitable — a little courtesy goes a long way and is always appreciated.
  • Dress modestly at religious & cultural sites
  • Always ask before photographing people
  • Remove shoes before entering a mosque
  • Use your right hand for greetings & eating
  • Learn a few words — "shukran" (thank you) opens doors
Read the culture & etiquette guide →