Spiritual Journeys Egypt

    Private spiritual tours Egypt designed for travelers seeking sacred temples, guided meditation, luxury accommodations, and transformative journeys through Egypt's most inspiring ancient and mystical destinations.

    The three egypt spiritual tours listed here take three genuinely different shapes, and only two of them involve temples at all.

    What they share is that each is private and each gives real time to a smaller number of places rather than a photograph of a larger number.

    The Three Egypt Spiritual Tours, and How They Differ

    The ten day Spiritual Egypt itinerary is the temple route, and it is the only one that goes north from Luxor to Dendera and Abydos before it goes south.

    Both of those are day trips that most itineraries skip because of the drive, and this one gives each a full day.

    The fourteen day Egypt Spiritual Retreat is the long version: the Serapeum at Saqqara, the oracle at Siwa, the Osireion at Abydos, Philae and Abu Simbel.

    It reaches sites the ten day cannot, and it costs two full days of road to and from Siwa, which is the only way in.

    The eight day White Desert Egypt trip has no temple in it at all, and spends four nights camping in the open desert between Bahariya and Farafra.

    It is here because people come to it for the same reason, not because anything is being claimed on its behalf.

    Choosing Between Them

    If you want the temples and have ten days, take the ten day.

    If you want Siwa and Abu Simbel as well and can accept twenty hours of road, take the fourteen day.

    If carved walls are not what draws you, take the desert one and do not feel it is the lesser trip.

    What Applies to All Three

    Day one is an arrival day in each case, with an airport meet and a transfer to Giza and no sightseeing in it.

    Long road transfers are written into the itineraries as full days rather than absorbed into a sightseeing day, because that is how they actually work.

    These egypt spiritual tours make no claim about what any of these places will do for a visitor; the sites are described as they are and the rest is yours.

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