Timeless and Transformative

“To walk through Egypt is to walk through history—but it’s the contrasts, the quiet revelations, and the light on the Nile that truly stay with you.”

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Wander Madagascar |

Ancient Wander

Egypt captivates like few places on Earth. From the shadow of the pyramids to the banks of the Nile, this is a country steeped in stories—of gods and pharaohs, explorers and poets. But beyond the history, there is hospitality, elegance, and unexpected softness. Sail upriver in style, explore colorful souks, or sip mint tea as call to prayer echoes through the air. Egypt is powerful, poetic, and endlessly inspiring.

What we Love Most

  • Sailing the Nile in Style

    There is nothing quite like drifting along the Nile. Days are slow, full of temple visits, golden light, and timeless scenes of river life.

  • Exploring Ancient Temples and Tombs

    From Luxor to Abu Simbel, Egypt’s archaeological treasures are as astonishing as they are abundant. Hieroglyphs, columns, and colossal statues whisper the past.

  • Markets and Minarets

    Cairo’s bustling souks and skyline of domes and towers pulse with energy, color, and life. It’s where the old world meets the new.

  • Sundowners with a View

    Whether it’s beside the pyramids or above the Nile, Egypt delivers some of the most iconic sunset settings in the world.

  • Desert Calm and Oases

    The Western Desert offers a different kind of stillness—wind-shaped dunes, salt lakes, and small villages that feel paused in time.

  • A Culture of Hospitality

    Egyptians are proud storytellers and gracious hosts. Every welcome feels heartfelt, every cup of tea an invitation to linger.

Where to Go.

  • Item descriptionaThe heart of Egypt. Home to the Great Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, and a growing art and food scene. It’s busy, bold, and unforgettable.

  • An open-air museum where history rises from the ground. Here, the temples of Karnak and Luxor and the tombs of the pharaohs await.

  • Peaceful and picturesque, Aswan sits along the Nile with Nubian charm, colorful villages, and access to temples like Philae and Abu Simbel.

  • The thread that ties it all together. A multi-day cruise lets you see Egypt slowly, with stops at key sites and moments of quiet between.

  • Just outside Cairo, the pyramids and the Sphinx still rise from the desert with a presence that is both humbling and majestic.

Properties we Love

  • Soleil Nile Cruise

    Soleil Nile Cruise – A modern, design-forward vessel offering a refined and intimate way to experience the Nile, with exceptional service and serene river views.

  • Old Cataract Hotel, Aswan

    A legendary property perched above the Nile, where history meets elegance. Watch feluccas glide by from your balcony.

  • Historia Nile Cruise

    A contemporary take on classic Nile cruising. Spacious cabins, thoughtful decor, and immersive cultural excursions make this one special.

  • Sofitel Downtown Nile Cairo

    Chic, central, and cosmopolitan. This is a perfect base for exploring the city’s modern edge and historic sites.

  • Marriott Mena House

    Set at the foot of the pyramids, this historic hotel combines comfort and iconic views. You can literally wake up to Giza.

Egypt stirs the soul. It invites awe, rewards curiosity, and offers moments of stillness amidst the grandeur. With the right pacing and the right partners, a journey here can feel both effortless and profound.

Egypt at a Glance.

  • October to April offers the best weather for exploring. Summer months (June to August) can be extremely hot, especially in the south.

  • Dry and sunny year-round. Winters are mild and pleasant, while summers are hot and dry, particularly in Luxor and Aswan.

  • Yes—with the right itinerary. Kids will be amazed by temples, camels, and pyramids. Private guides and flexible pacing make all the difference.

  • Most travelers can obtain an e-visa online before arrival. Passport validity of at least six months is required.

  • No required vaccines unless arriving from a yellow fever country. Tap water is not potable. Routine vaccinations and food safety precautions are recommended.

  • Fly between Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan to save time. Nile cruises are a relaxing way to explore Upper Egypt. Private transfers and guides enhance comfort and insight.

Your itinerary

We try to never curate the same itinerary twice, but below are just some of the itineraries we have curated in the past.

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