Group and tailor-made journeys through five thousand years of history, the Bible lands of Sinai and the coral coast of the Red Sea.
Each itinerary is planned day by day with local guides in Egypt. More journeys are on the way.
From the capital’s ancient monuments to the mountains and reefs of Sinai.
The last standing wonder of the ancient world, royal tombs, temples and museums full of the Pharaohs’ treasures.
Goshen, the Sinai wilderness, Mount Sinai and Coptic Cairo bring the story of the Exodus to life.
The river that fed a civilization still sets the rhythm of daily life, best seen from the water at dusk.
Some of the clearest water and richest coral reefs in the world, from easy snorkelling to world-class diving.
Granite mountains, colored canyons and evenings of tea and music in a Bedouin tent.
Spice markets, handicrafts, and dishes like koshary, ful medames and fresh falafel.
October to April
Mild days and the most comfortable time for sightseeing. Nights on Mount Sinai can drop near freezing in mid-winter.
May to September
Hot, with Cairo reaching 40°C. Great for the Red Sea; we start sightseeing early to avoid the midday heat.
Ramadan and holidays
Opening hours can change. We plan around them so nothing is missed.
SIM cards on arrival, Wi-Fi at every hotel, and timetables that avoid the midday heat.
Experienced guides who know the sites, the history and the Bible stories behind them.
Itineraries built for church groups, with time for worship and reflection, and church visits where they can be arranged.
Choose your dates, pace and places, and we will plan the journey around your group.
Most travellers do. Many nationalities can get an e-visa online or a visa on arrival at Cairo airport. Rules change, so we confirm what applies to your passport when you book.
Light, breathable clothes and comfortable walking shoes. Cover shoulders and knees for churches, mosques and monasteries, and bring a warm layer for desert nights and Mount Sinai.
We recommend bottled or filtered water, and avoiding ice from unknown sources.
Yes, tipping guides, drivers and restaurant staff is customary in Egypt. We give you a simple guide before you travel.
The climb takes about three hours each way on a steady path, with steep steps near the top. Camels can carry you part of the way.
Tell us about your group and your dates, and we will reply with options and prices.
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