Small Group Egypt Tours

Our small group Egypt tours are built for travellers who want company without compromise. Small group travel in Egypt means most journeys are limited to a handful of guests, which changes everything: you move through temples without waiting, your Egyptologist can actually answer every question, and the itinerary flexes when something captures the group's interest.

These are not coach tours with forty strangers. A private Nile cruise carries only your group, five-star stays are selected for character rather than capacity, and every transfer is handled privately. Each of our luxury tour packages gives you the ease of shared travel with the access and pace of a private journey.

Luxury Small Group Tour Packages in Egypt

Travelling in a small group means the guide is genuinely yours, the vehicle is comfortable rather than crowded, and access to restricted sites becomes possible in ways large groups cannot manage. It also makes a private Egypt tour experience more affordable, without sacrificing the quality that defines it. Whether you are planning a first Egypt vacation or a return trip, these small group tours to Egypt are designed to feel unhurried. Think of them as luxury trips to Egypt with the pace of a private journey.

What Makes Our Small Group Tours of Egypt Different

Group sizes stay small by design, itineraries avoid the midday crush at major sites, and every journey includes at least one experience reserved for a privileged few, whether that means a temple after closing or a pyramid chamber before the gates open.

Cultural Tours with Private Access

Every itinerary is a cultural tour led by a licensed Egyptologist, from the Giza plateau and Saqqara to the temples of Luxor and Aswan. Private tours of selected sites are built into the program, so you see the highlights without the crowds. Every itinerary below begins in Cairo and Giza, so you can book a Cairo and Giza small group tour of the Pyramids as the opening chapter of a longer journey.

Choosing Between Our Six Itineraries

The collection opens with a seven-day journey covering the Pyramids, Abu Simbel and a Nile cruise. For travellers who want the river at the centre, ten days sail Luxor to Aswan aboard a single vessel, and a twelve-day journey travels the Nile by private dahabiya.

The longer journeys go further in different directions: fourteen days add the rarely visited rock tombs of Middle Egypt, fourteen days of privileged access open the King's Chamber and the Sphinx enclosure before the public arrives, and fifteen days reach Alexandria and the Berber settlements of Siwa Oasis.