6-Day Cairo & Sharm El Sheikh Package

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⭐ 5.0 Rated | Licensed Egyptologist Guides | Free Cancellation | Hotel Pickup Included

6-Day Cairo & Sharm El Sheikh Package

6 days

Easy

Overview 

Egypt's most popular short-break combination: the ancient monuments of Cairo followed by the clear waters of Sharm El Sheikh. This 6-day itinerary gives you two focused days on the Giza Plateau, the Grand Egyptian Museum, Saqqara, and Old Cairo, before flying to Sharm El Sheikh for three nights at Stella Di Mare Beach Hotel & Spa. Activities in Sharm include a full-day snorkelling excursion, a glass-bottom boat trip, and an optional jeep safari into the Sinai desert.

Tour Highlights

◆ Giza Pyramids & Great Sphinx — private Egyptologist guide 

◆ Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) — Tutankhamun collection 

◆ Saqqara Step Pyramid of Djoser — oldest monumental stone structure 

◆ Old Cairo: Hanging Church & Coptic quarter 

◆ Stella Di Mare Beach Hotel & Spa, Sharm El Sheikh — 3 nights 

◆ Snorkelling excursion + glass-bottom boat, Red Sea 

◆ Optional Sinai jeep safari (Coloured Canyon + Bedouin tea)

 ◆ All transfers, flights, and entrance fees included


What's included?

    ✓ 5 nights accommodation (3 nights Cairo 4-star + 2 nights Stella Di Mare Sharm)

    ✓ Cairo–Sharm and Sharm–Cairo domestic flights

    ✓ All transfers in private air-conditioned vehicles

    ✓ Private English-speaking Egyptologist guide in Cairo

    ✓ All entrance fees listed in the itinerary

    ✓ Daily breakfast at all hotels

    ✓ Full-day Red Sea snorkelling excursion with equipment

    ✓ Glass-bottom boat excursion

    Exclusions

      ✗ International flights

      ✗ Egypt visa (~USD 25)

      ✗ Travel insurance (required)

      ✗ Tips and gratuities

      ✗ Optional Sinai jeep safari

      ✗ Lunch, dinner, and beverages beyond breakfast

      ✗ Personal expenses and shopping

      Please note
        What to bring
          • Sunglasses & sunblock
          • Hat
          • Camera
          • For Summer vacations, clothes made of cotton
          • For Winter vacations, warm clothes

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          How pricing works

          Prices are based on:

          • Group size
          • Duration
          • Inclusions listed on the tour page

          You will always know what is included before booking. There are no surprise additions.

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