7 day egypt tour in Cairo and Sharm El Sheikh Holiday package give you three different experiences of Egypt within one complete trip. The egypt 7 day holiday begins with the antiquities of Cairo and Giza, which capture an important part of ancient Egyptian civilization, then it moves to Sharm El Sheikh to enjoy the Red Sea and its coral reefs, before the trip concludes with an overnight experience on Mount Sinai that combines history with the spiritual character of the place.
The first days include the Giza Pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum, Coptic Cairo, the Citadel, and Khan El-Khalili, then you fly to sharm el sheikh red sea egypt to spend three days between the beaches, water activities, mount sinai tour from sharm el sheikh and Naama Bay.
On the last night, you set off before midnight toward Mount Sinai to begin the ascent in the dark and watch the sunrise from the summit at an altitude of 2,285 meters. This 7 day egypt tour includes a private Egyptologist guide, five-star hotel accommodation, and all internal transfers
As soon as you arrive at Cairo International Airport, a Traviaz Egyptologist guide will be waiting to assist you with arrival procedures and luggage collection.
After that, you transfer by private air-conditioned car to your luxury hotel in Cairo to rest and prepare for the days ahead.
After breakfast, your tour begins with a Traviaz guide at the Giza Plateau and the Grand Egyptian Museum, moving between the most prominent antiquities of ancient Egypt before returning to the hotel.
The Pyramid of Khufu was built between 2580 and 2560 BC using six million tons of limestone and granite.
The architect Hemiunu oversaw its design, and its original height reached 147 meters, and it remains the only surviving wonder of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World.
Seeing this monument from close range gives the experience a completely different character from seeing it in photographs.
The Sphinx was carved from a single block of limestone and measures 73 meters in length and 20 meters in height. It faces east in the direction of the sunrise during the spring and autumn equinoxes, and its construction dates to approximately 2500 BC, while it is believed to represent the features of Pharaoh Khafre.
The Valley Temple was built from massive blocks of limestone, some of which exceed one hundred tons in weight, and it is considered one of the oldest preserved stone buildings in the world.
The temple was linked to the purification and mummification rituals that preceded the transfer of the pharaoh's body to his tomb.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is located two kilometers from the Giza Plateau and opened officially in November 2025. For the first time, the museum displays the complete Tutankhamun collection of 5,398 artifacts in a single sequence within a hall covering 7,500 square meters.
At the entrance a statue of Ramesses II weighing 82 tons greets you, behind which extends the grand staircase surrounded by 87 large statues of pharaohs and gods. Here you can see the complete Tutankhamun collection in one place.
Meals: Breakfast and lunch Accommodation: Five-star hotel in Cair
The day reveals a different side of Cairo away from the Giza antiquities, as you move with a Traviaz guide between the landmarks of Coptic and Islamic Cairo and the historic markets that have maintained their presence through long centuries.
The Hanging Church is located above two towers of the Roman Babylon Fortress and is considered one of the oldest Christian churches in Egypt.
Near it stands Ben Ezra Synagogue, one of the oldest preserved Jewish sites in Cairo, and it is linked by local tradition to the place where the infant Moses was found.
Within a short distance, religious landmarks representing successive layers of Egyptian history come together.
Al-Muizz Street extends between a collection of mosques, schools, and palaces dating to different eras, from the Fatimid to the Mamluk and Ottoman periods.
Walking through the street gives you the chance to see approximately one thousand years of the development of Islamic architecture within a single route.
Since Khan El-Khalili was founded in 1382 AD, the market has become one of Cairo's most famous historical landmarks.
The covered alleys branch between copper workshops, gold shops, and spice and perfume traders, and the area still retains the character of the market that has continued through six centuries.
After breakfast you head to Cairo airport to fly to Sharm El Sheikh. Upon arrival, the Traviaz team accompanies you to your hotel overlooking the Red Sea, then the rest of the day is available for rest and enjoying the resort's facilities.
Sharm El Sheikh is internationally known for its diving and snorkeling sites, and the Red Sea waters give you the chance to see coral reefs and marine life in an environment with high visibility. The area holds more than 1,000 species of fish and 200 species of hard coral, while underwater visibility can reach 30 meters.
You can choose snorkeling or full diving inside Ras Mohammed Nature Reserve, and lighter water activities such as banana boat riding and kayaking are also available. For those looking for more excitement, the options include parasailing, water skiing, and surfing.
The last day combines Sharm El Sheikh's landmarks with a completely different overnight experience on Mount Sinai, where the tour begins with the city's attractions and then the trip transforms into a mountain ascent and sunrise viewing from the summit.
Naama Bay represents the heart of social life in Sharm El Sheikh, and along it extends a seafront promenade surrounded by cafes and restaurants with direct views of the Red Sea. A morning walk there can be a quiet opportunity before moving on to the rest of the day's program.
Al Mustafa Mosque is considered one of Sharm El Sheikh's most prominent landmarks, and it is distinguished by elegant Islamic architecture and intricate interior details that add a cultural dimension to the experience of visiting the city.
The old market in Sharm El Sheikh presents a different picture from the resort atmosphere, where stalls and popular markets are spread out amid local conditions that are closer to the city's daily life.
As evening arrives, you set off by private air-conditioned car on a journey that takes approximately four hours to the base of Mount Sinai.
The mountain rises to 2,285 meters in the heart of the Sinai Peninsula, and it holds an important religious status in Islamic, Christian, and Jewish traditions as the site linked to Moses receiving the Ten Commandments.
The ascent begins around midnight so that you reach the summit before dawn. The main camel trail takes approximately 2.5 to 3.5 hours at a moderate pace, and lamps are part of the route during the ascent, while the Traviaz team accompanies you with designated rest and water periods.
At night, temperatures at the summit can drop to 5 or 10 degrees Celsius, and it can be noticeably colder than the valley by a clear margin, so multi-layer warm clothing becomes essential.
As sunrise approaches, the colours of light begin appearing above the Sinai mountain ranges, and from the summit you can watch the scene alongside pilgrims from different religions.
After descending from the mountain, you visit Saint Catherine's Monastery, which was built in the sixth century AD and is considered one of the oldest active Christian monasteries in the world to this day.
The monastery holds sacred relics and an exceptional collection of Byzantine icons that survived the iconoclasm movement of the eighth century AD. Modest clothing is required during the visit, and after finishing you return to Sharm El Sheikh to rest.
After breakfast at the hotel, you transfer to Sharm El Sheikh International Airport in preparation for your return flight and the conclusion of the trip program.
This package alone brings together Cairo, Alexandria, the Bahariya Oasis, and the White Desert within a single Deluxe program. A full night in a camp in the middle of the White Desert under the stars, alongside a private Egyptology guide throughout the trip.
Three days dedicated to discovering Cairo and Giza, with visits to the Giza Pyramids, the Great Sphinx, the Grand Egyptian Museum, the Citadel of Salah El-Din, and Old Cairo. Five-star accommodation, with a private Egyptology guide accompanying you throughout the program.
The program extends over three days that combine archaeological sites, geological formations, and desert life, starting from Bahariya Oasis and ending with camping under the sky of the White Desert.
