Our Experiences

Karnak, Valley of the Kings, and Hatshepsut — a legendary day in Luxor with private guidance.

Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, Old Cairo, and Khan el Khalili — Cairo’s icons in one powerful day.

Desert mountains, mirage stop, camel ride, quad bike, BBQ dinner, and an oriental show.

A day of pure relaxation and world-class snorkeling on the white sands of Mahmya Island.

Explore the underwater wonders of Giftun Island, a marine protectorate teeming with life.

Experience the Caribbean of the Red Sea at Paradise Island, with turquoise waters and vibrant reefs.

Feel the thrill of racing through the Egyptian desert on a powerful quad bike at sunrise or sunset.

This curated day journey connects Hurghada and Cairo by air, allowing you to experience Egypt’s most iconic landmarks without compromise. With private transfers, an expert Egyptologist, and carefully paced visits, the day unfolds smoothly — focused on meaning, not movement.

Step aboard the Nile Maxim for a refined dinner cruise designed for relaxed evenings rather than spectacle. Enjoy a carefully prepared menu paired with live Egyptian music, a traditional belly dance performance, and a folkloric show — all set against the glow of Cairo after dark.

Designed for travelers who have already seen the pyramids, this full-day city journey explores Cairo’s cultural, religious, and architectural heritage with balance and clarity.

Held at the 16th-century Wekalet El Ghoury, this traditional Tanoura performance blends live folkloric music with the hypnotic whirling dance rooted in Sufi tradition.

This experience is designed for travelers who want meaningful memories — not rushed snapshots. With up to three iconic locations, your photographer guides you through natural compositions and light-driven moments.

Trade Cairo’s skyline for sea air. A private day along the Mediterranean—Roman relics, catacombs carved into bedrock, and Alexandria’s most iconic coastal fortress—finished with a refined seafood lunch by the water.

Venture beyond Giza to the silent desert of Dahshur and the vast necropolis of Saqqara. This is where the pyramid form was born—from the Step Pyramid of Djoser to the Bent and Red Pyramids—offering a deeper, quieter connection to the Old Kingdom.

The ultimate dialogue between ancient majesty and modern grandeur. Stand before the Great Pyramids of Giza, then immerse yourself in the world’s largest archaeological museum—the Grand Egyptian Museum—where the treasures of the pharaohs find their new home.