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A 6-day Egypt itinerary is a fast-paced adventure. It is designed for travelers who want to see the “Big Three” in one week. These three are Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan. In 2026, 6 days is the most popular choice for a “long weekend” or a quick cultural break.
At Egypt Fun Tours, we use private domestic flights. This is the secret to a successful 6-day trip. We save you 20 hours of driving. This gives you more time at the temples.
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A 6-day trip is tight but powerful. It covers the most famous spots in the world.
Your journey starts in Cairo. Our staff will meet you at the airport. We help you with your visa and bags. In the evening, enjoy a Nile Dinner Cruise. You will see traditional belly dancing and “Tannoura” shows. It is a great way to start your trip.
This is the big day. Start early at the Giza Plateau. See the Great Pyramid and the Sphinx. Then, go to the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM). This new museum is right next to the Pyramids. You will see the full treasure of King Tutankhamun.
Take a morning flight to Aswan. This city is the soul of the Nile. Visit the High Dam and the Philae Temple. Philae is on an island. You will reach it by motorboat. In the afternoon, enjoy a quiet sail on a Felucca.
Wake up early for Abu Simbel. These are the massive temples of Ramses II. They were carved into a mountain. After the visit, drive or fly to Luxor. Luxor is the world’s greatest open-air museum.
Explore the West Bank in the morning. Visit the hidden tombs in the Valley of the Kings. See the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. In the afternoon, visit the Karnak Temple Complex. It is so big you could fit ten cathedrals inside it.
Fly back to Cairo for your final day. Visit Old Cairo. See the Hanging Church and the Ben Ezra Synagogue. Do some last-minute shopping at the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar. Then, we transfer you to the airport for your flight home.
Do you want to relax? You can spend 3 days in Cairo and 3 days in Hurghada. This plan swaps the southern temples for the Red Sea. It is perfect for families who want to swim and see history.
Do not take the train on a 6-day trip. The train from Cairo to Luxor takes 10 hours. The flight takes 1 hour. Flying gives you an extra day of sightseeing.
In Cairo, traffic is very heavy. We recommend staying in Giza or near the airport. This saves you 2 hours of driving every day.
You will need some small cash for tips.
Yes. You can do a 3-night cruise from Aswan to Luxor. You will spend 2 days in Cairo and 4 days on the Nile. This is a very popular 6-day option.
It is enough for the main icons. You will not have time for the Alexandria or the White Desert. You would need 8 or 10 days for those.
Bring comfortable walking shoes. The ground at the temples is uneven. Bring a hat and sunblock. Even in winter, the sun is very strong.
How far in advance should I book my tour? We recommend booking as early as possible, especially for peak seasons, to ensure availability and secure the best price. Many tours can be booked up to 12 months in advance.
What is the typical group size for your tours? Our Top speciality is Private Tours. As for groups, group size vary by tour, but we generally keep them small to ensure a personal and high-quality experience. The average is typically between 10-16 guests.
Are your tours private or shared group tours? We offer a mix of both. You can find this information clearly indicated on each individual tour page. Group tours are marked as such, and private options are always available.
How do I know if a specific departure date is available? For Private Tours, you do not need to, as they are available everyday. For group tours, you need to contact us.
What is included in the tour price? Inclusions vary per tour but often cover accommodation, transportation, professional guiding, and certain meals/activities & entrance fees. Detailed inclusions are listed on the itinerary section of each tour page.
Do I need to pay a deposit, and what payment methods do you accept? Yes, a deposit (25%) is required to confirm your booking. We accept major credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, etc.) and bank transfers. Full details are in our Terms and Conditions.
Are there any hidden fees or surcharges? No. The price listed on the tour page is the final price, which is inclusive of all mandatory local taxes and fees. Any optional extras will be clearly noted.
What is your cancellation and refund policy? Our policy is clearly detailed in our Terms & Conditions. The amount refunded depends on how far in advance of the start date you cancel. We recommend travel insurance for maximum protection.
Is the destination safe for tourists? Travel safety is our top priority. We closely monitor government advisories and take all necessary precautions. We only operate in areas deemed safe and utilize experienced local guides for maximum security and peace of mind.
Do I need a visa to travel to the destination? Visa requirements vary based on your nationality and the destination. We advise all travelers to check with their country’s embassy or consulate for the most current entry requirements well before departure.
What sort of hotels/accommodation are used? We generally use high-quality, centrally located 4- or 5-star hotels (or the local equivalent). Specific hotel names or classification examples are listed on the individual tour pages.
What should I pack for my tour? A detailed packing list, specific to the tour’s climate and activities, is provided upon booking. Generally, comfortable walking shoes, layers of clothing, and sun protection are a must.
Can I customize a tour or create my own itinerary? Absolutely. If our packages don’t fit your needs, you can work with our travel experts to customize any tour or build a fully private, custom itinerary. Contact us to start planning.
What support is available if I have a problem during the tour? You will have 24/7 access to our dedicated local support team and your tour guide for any emergencies, changes, or issues that may arise during your trip.
We travelled to Cairo on Friday, May 3, 2019, from Toronto. We landed at 0530 and were met by a representative of Fun Tours at the departure gate. We were only on a layover of 6 hours, and the tour company came with a private van, water, a driver, and
We had the MOST amazing layover tour with Egypt Fun Tours. Hanni was amazing, and we loved every moment. Pyramids, authentic food, and Islamic Cairo – amazing!
I had a really short layover in Cairo and didn’t want to be stuck in the Cairo Airport for several hours. It was like Mission Impossible: Egypt Fun Tours’ mission was to show me around Cairo during my short 5 hour layover which was made even shorter because my plane
My father and I stopped in Cairo for 3 days on our way back to the USA from a safari in South Africa, and found Egypt Fun Tours that arranged everything we would need. A private tour with all transfers and hotel was arranged, and of course, our wonderful Egyptologist
This August, my boyfriend and I had quite a long layover in Cairo, 9 hours to be exact. Instead of wasting our time at the airport, we decided to do a layover tour of the city. I had been before, but my boyfriend hadn’t, so we wanted to hit the
We had the time of our lives on a trip to Egypt and the Bahariya/White Desert with Egypt Fun Tours, too. I would highly recommend this company. They are very familiar with organizing this trip, and this means they are well-connected in the desert area. This was invaluable to us
After a rocky start (the driver had been in an accident on his way to pick me up,) the company very quickly sent another driver/guide named Mohammed, who was a real pro. Thoroughly enjoyed my first day in Egypt!
I had an 11 hour layover in Cairo. I wrote to them based on recent reviews for them on this site. After a few email exchanges with Hati, who I think is one of the owners, I was ready to get there. I was greeted by Hatem, a very good
In April 2011, my husband and I, after great debate, took a trip to Egypt. Because of the political situation, we decided to book a tour for our time in Cairo and Luxor. We are very happy that we did, since these are two cities that should not be missed.
My husband and I visited Egypt in March 2013. First, let me say, ‘Go, go, go!’ – it’s safer and definitely friendlier than many places we’ve visited. Tourism is drastically down – thanks mostly to media misinformation – so it’s a great time to visit to avoid line-ups and crowds