14 Days in Egypt – The Ultimate Complete Experience
Ashraf Fares • February 12, 2026
With 14 days in Egypt, you can experience the country in its fullest form — beyond the highlights.
This two-week itinerary includes:
- Cairo & Giza
- Saqqara & Dahshur
- Alexandria
- Nile Cruise
- Abu Simbel
- Red Sea relaxation
- Optional desert adventure
This is the ultimate Egypt journey.
2-Week Egypt Itinerary Breakdown
Days 1–3 – Cairo & Giza
- Great Pyramids
- Sphinx
- Grand Egyptian Museum
- Saqqara
- Old Cairo
Days 4–5 – Alexandria
- Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa
- Citadel of Qaitbay
- Bibliotheca Alexandrina
- Mediterranean coastal charm
Days 6–10 – Nile Cruise
- Aswan
- Philae Temple
- Abu Simbel
- Kom Ombo
- Edfu
- Luxor
- Valley of the Kings
- Karnak Temple
Days 11–14 – Red Sea or Desert
Option 1: Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh
Option 2: White Desert Safari
Option 3: Siwa Oasis adventure
Why Choose 14 Days?
- No rushing
- Deep exploration
- Historical + relaxation balance
- Flexible experiences
This is ideal for honeymooners and slow travelers.
14-Day Egypt Itinerary Cost (2026)
| Travel Type | Price Range |
|---|---|
| Private Luxury | $4500-$7000 |
| Premium Small Group | $3500-$4800 |
Luxury 14-Day Egypt Packages
→ [Ultimate Egypt Tour – 14 Days]
→ [Luxury Egypt & Red Sea Package]
→ [Private Two-Week Egypt Itinerary]
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