7 Days in Egypt

7 day Egypt tours, with cruise and all transportation and expenses, it would cost about 600-800 USD per person. If you want a budget tour with a limited, we can prepare an itinerary that fits your budget with the same level of service that you will get.
Cruise of 4 nights (in general the cruise is 4 nights when it starts in Luxor and ends in Aswan, in the opposite direction it would be only 3 nights).
Hotel in Cairo for 3 nights.
25 USD for a visa upon arrival at Cairo airport.
Domestic flights (or transfer by sleeper train to Luxor or Aswan) cost about 80-130 USD each way.
Private vehicle with air conditioning during your tours you will not have much inconvenience. Therefore, the approximate price of transportation is about 400 USD.
Food in Egypt is very cheap. You can eat the Egyptian dish, the koshari, from 2 USD Although if you want to go to more touristy restaurants, calculate about 8 USD to 14 USD per person, eating well and drinking (not alcohol). Considering that breakfast in hotels is included.
Full tours, at least these visits: Pyramids of Giza, Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo Temple and Philae Temple. Visit Abu Simbel. the approximate price of entrance fees is about 120 USD.

Egypt in 7 days
Day 1: Cairo.
Day 2: Giza Pyramids and Sphinx.
Day 3: Pyramids of Meidum and Dashur.
Day 4: Luxor.
Day 5: Valley of the Kings and Tomb of Nefertari.
Day 6: Aswan.
Day 7: Abu Simbel and Aswan (Aswan).

1 week in Egypt cost
You make Egypt 1 week budget and enjoy a budget package of $400 per person as personal expenses.

Also, our clients asked, how many days in Egypt is enough?
7 days in Egypt is pretty typical for trips to Egypt, 7 days Egypt itinerary gives you enough time to see the highlights and to enjoy a few more relaxed days during the trip. But you’ll want to make sure you hit Cairo and the Nile Cruise at a minimum.

One week in Egypt will be a fast trip, but it is absolutely worth it. With 7 day Egypt tours you can visit the most popular main attractions, relax a little with some scenic Nile Cruising, and dive into the local culture. We hope you discover this wonderful country, one of the most fascinating ever known!

What to see in Egypt in a week
1.1 Karnak Temple.
1.2 Luxor Temple.
1.3 Valley of the Kings.
1.4 Temples of Al-Deir Al-Bahari.
1.5 Colossi of Memnon.
1.6 Temple of Edfu.
1.7 Temple of Kom Ombo.
1.8 Abu Simbel.

Usually you need to apply to your local Egyptian Embassy or Consulate General for a pre-entry tourist visa but if you are from North America, Western Europe, Australia/New Zealand, Brazil/Argentina or Hong Kong/Japan/Macau/Malaysia or Singapore you can get your tourist visa upon arrival in Egypt.

If you hold a residence permit in the country you live in you can apply to the Egyptian Embassy/Consulate General in that country, otherwise you have to apply to the country that issued your passport.

Though many nationalities are exempt from requiring a visa for the many Sinai resorts, a full tourist visa is required if you come to any place in Egypt that lies to the west of the Red Sea/Suez Canal.

Though many nationalities are exempt from requiring a visa for staying in Hurghada, once you leave the confines of the town a full tourist visa is required.

Yes, as soon as you leave Egypt your visa will be stamped and so you will require another one. If you are from a country that can get their visa upon arrival in Egypt, you can get the new one when you re-enter the country, but if you require a pre-entry visa you should apply for 2 of these, using the second one when you re-enter Egypt.

A tourist visa can be extended if required. To do this you have to apply to Mogamma, in Tahrir Square, or to the equivalent offices in Alexandria, Luxor or Sharm El-Sheikh

The star ratings get higher as the facilities and overall standard of the accommodation gets better and so it is easier to imagine 5 star deluxe (or any suffix added to 5 star) as being 6 star