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Egypt tours from the USA

Everything American travellers ask before booking — flights, visa on arrival, safety, what to pack, and the best 8–12 day itineraries for a two-week vacation.

✈ Direct flights JFK · IAD → CAI (~11 h)Visa on arrival, $25 (included)Best: Oct – Apr
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Getting there

EgyptAir flies non-stop from New York (JFK) and Washington (IAD); one-stop options via Europe and the Gulf from every major US city.

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Visa

US passport holders get a 30-day tourist visa on arrival ($25) or online e-Visa — the fee is included in all our packages.

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Money

US dollars are widely accepted for tips and extras; cards work at hotels and cruises. No booking fees on our side.

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Support

WhatsApp line answered 24/7 during your trip; consultants available in US hours for planning.

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Best itineraries for 10 – 14 days

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Flights, visas, safety, tipping and what to pack.

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November to February brings mild, sunny days that are ideal for the Pyramids, Luxor and Aswan. Summer (June–August) is very hot inland, though the Red Sea stays pleasant. Spring and autumn are a comfortable middle ground with fewer crowds.
A passport valid for at least six months and a tourist visa (on arrival or e-Visa for most nationalities — $25 USD, 30 days). Travel insurance is recommended. Your visa fee is included in our packages.
Egypt is generally considered safe for tourists, with enhanced security around all major sites. Our private guides and drivers stay with you throughout, and we tailor every itinerary to avoid areas under advisories.
Send an inquiry or WhatsApp us — a consultant confirms availability and pricing within hours. Multi-day packages need a 30% deposit (50% for Christmas, New Year and Easter) with the balance 15 days before arrival.
Tipping (baksheesh) is not included and is customary in Egypt — roughly 10–15% of the service cost. Your guide can advise on appropriate amounts for drivers, cruise staff and restaurants.