Top Red Sea Day Trips

This group tour makes it easy for travelers in Sharm El Sheikh to visit the UNESCO-listed ancient city of Petra on a day trip to Jordan. You’ll enjoy a scenic ferry ride through the Gulf of Aqaba and bus ride through the dramatic landscape of Wadi Rum on the way to your destination. Once in Petra, you’ll have several hours to view the astonishing buildings carved out of rock by the ancient Nabataeans.

Enjoy a unique safari adventure that combines the magic of the desert and the beauty of the Red Sea. With expert guides, comfortable transport, and a carefully crafted itinerary, we promise an unforgettable journey through both desert and sea.

Join a day trip from Sharm El Sheikh to the Colored Canyon, Blue Hole, and Dahab. Get ready to marvel at the vibrant rock formations, explore breathtaking coral reefs, and indulge in the beauty of the desert oasis, and enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch in a Bedouin tent This blog post will be your guide to an exhilarating journey that will leave you in awe of nature's wonders. So, fasten your seatbelts and prepare for an adventure like no other!

Vacationing in Hurghada needn’t mean missing out on ancient Egypt. See Cairo without the expense of a hotel on this lengthy but rewarding day trip. Visit the Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and crafts outlets, or add Giza’s new Grand Egyptian Museum or Cairo’s old Egyptian Museum. Or, treat yourself to a small-group tour visiting the Pyramids, the Sphinx, craft outlets, and your choice of the two museums.

Skip the hassle of getting to and navigating Cairo alone with this group trip that includes round-trip transfers from Hurghada. Leave the history books behind and learn from your Egyptologist guide as you explore landmarks including the Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Egyptian Museum. Choose from different tour options, depending on the time of year, to suit your interests.

From Sharm El sheikh to Cairo: Wonders of the Ancient World in One Epic Day Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Leave the beaches of Sharm behind and dive straight into the heart of ancient Egypt! Your epic day begins in Cairo's beating heart. First stop: the legendary Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square — home to over 120,000 treasures. Come face-to-face with glittering pharaonic gold, ancient mummies, and the priceless secrets of a lost civilization. Then, prepare for the moment you've been dreaming of. We head to the Giza Plateau to stand face-to-face with the last remaining Wonder of the Ancient World — the Great Pyramids of Giza. Stand in the shadow of giants, capture the perfect photo with the legendary Great Sphinx guarding the plateau, and hear the secrets of the Pharaohs come to life. This is more than a tour. It's a time machine. It's a bucket-list dream come true. Spaces are limited — Cairo is calling. Will you answer? Book now and let the magic of Egypt begin!

Take a break from the crowds of Sharm el Sheikh and spend a day basking in the warm sun and snorkeling in pristine waters on this day trip to Ras Mohammed. Travel in a private vehicle from your accommodation to the national park, where you set sail to White Island to explore coral reefs with your snorkel. Return to land and spend more time searching for marine life and/or relaxing on the white sands.

Step back in time with a full-day guided tour of Luxor’s ancient tombs and treasures from Hurghada. Stroll between two great lines of sphinxes as you enter Karnak Temple to see the buildings and sacred lake within the complex. Pause for lunch at a local restaurant then visit the Valley of the Kings’ royal tombs and Queen Hatshepsut’s vast temple before returning to your hotel. Upgrade to include entrance fees.

This tour provides an unmatched opportunity to experience Cairo's most iconic landmarks in a single day, all while traveling comfortably from Hurghada. What makes it truly special is the seamless journey, with round-trip transportation included, ensuring a stress-free experience. You’ll have the chance to explore the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, alongside a visit to the world-famous Egyptian Museum—home to treasures like King Tutankhamun's tomb. With a dedicated guide to share expert insights, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Egypt’s ancient history. What truly sets this tour apart is the combination of history, culture, and convenience, all within a single day trip.

Discover Luxor in one seamless luxury day trip from Hurghada, combining iconic temples, a relaxing Nile felucca ride, and a traditional lunch with private transport and expert guidance. Private guided journey from Hurghada to Luxor Air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup & drop-off Visit Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Hatshepsut & Memnon Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local restaurant Relax with a peaceful Nile felucca ride Smooth, well-organized, and stress-free experience Perfect for travelers who want to explore Luxor in one day with comfort and ease..

The tour starts at 20:00 from the hotel in Sharm and takes about 3 hours by coach to reach Moses Mountain. The climb to the top of Mount Sinai starts at night and takes about 750 steps to reach the summit. It takes around 4 hours. At the summit, you can enjoy the panoramic view of sunrise. After we will descend towards St. Catherine Monastery it takes about 2-3 hours. We will stay around 2 hours on a monastery tour, The monastery has a mosque built in the eleventh century and an Orthodox Greek monastery within its walls that rests a citadel like no other, incredibly rich in important religious and historical structures. Inside the church also are boxes that contain the body of Saint Catherine. In addition, on the other side of the church, you can find the holy valley, which is considered the most holy area in Sinai. In this place, God ordered prophet Moses to “off your shoes because you stand in the holy land”. After that we will go back to the hotel in about 1 PM.

Don’t let the distance between Cairo and Sharm el-Sheikh put a stop to you seeing the pyramids. Visit Cairo the easy way with round-trip flights, transportation, and an Egyptologist guide. With the logistics in the hands of local guides, focus on the ancient attractions of Cairo instead. Visits to the Pyramids of Giza and the GEM (Grand Egyptian Museum) are among the itinerary highlights.

Complete your vacation by seeing the majesty of the Great Pyramids of Giza and The Tahrir Egyptian Museum, with your own private Egyptology guide, where you will enjoy the Day Trip to Cairo from Sham El-Sheikh by bus. Early morning, we will be ready to pick you up from your hotel in Sham Sheikh by air-conditioned van to our main big bus which waiting in the old market, and then you will enjoy a leisurely drive to Cairo. You will meet your guide and visit the world-renowned Egyptian Museum Antiquities, we will visit the Great Pyramids, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the ancient world, the tour includes a visit to the Valley Temple facing the Great Sphinx with VIP excursions. We can take a boat in the Nile River between Cairo the capital of Egypt and Giza where's the pyramids. (optional) Across these ways, you will see the culture of Egypt. Lunch which is included on the way with some time for shopping at Cairo’s famous bazaars and original papyrus institutes.

Climb the sacred Mount Sinai overnight and watch a breathtaking sunrise from the holy peak — a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual experience. Hike to the summit in the quiet of the night and witness the first light over the Sinai mountains. Visit St Catherine Monastery, one of the oldest monasteries in the world, with comfortable transfers and professional guidance throughout your journey. Camel rides are available for part of the climb (optional, extra cost).

If you want to visit Cairo in a day without a pricey flight or train from Sharm el Sheik, there’s a more wallet-friendly way to do it. This day trip by coach starts early, but it means you won't miss out on the famous Egypt sites in and around Cairo. In an intimate group that's capped at 15, you'll visit the Egyptian Museum, the Great Sphinx, and even the Pyramids of Giza on a tour by foot, horseback, or camel.

Dedicate a day to Cairo on your Sharm el Sheikh vacation, and check off highlights like the Giza Pyramids, Egyptian Museum, and a 30-minute Nile felucca sail with your own private guide. With round-trip transport by plane, you’ll have more time to experience the capital and be back in Sharm el Sheikh before the day is done.

Make the most of your time in Luxor with a small-group tour that checks off many of the city’s most famous ancient wonders in a day. Effortlessly travel between top landmarks—such as Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, and the Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut—in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. Also, benefit from the flexibility to choose between packages with or without admission tickets included.

Luxor by air is fast becoming as popular as Cairo. One of the main reasons for its popularity is that many tourists do not frequent Luxor as much as Cairo so you can guarantee the trip is more relaxed without the hustle and bustle that takes place especially when visiting Cairo and the airport is certainly not as hectic. it’s one of the trips that we cannot recommend highly enough. Luxor is a city in the Upper (southern) Egypt and the capital of Luxor Governorate. As the site of the Ancient Egyptian city of Thebes (the great capital of Egypt during the New Kingdom), Luxor has frequently been characterized as the "world's greatest open air museum", as the ruins of the temple complexes at Karnak and Luxor stand within the modern city. Immediately opposite, across the River Nile, lie the monuments, temples and tombs on the West Bank Necropolis, which include the Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens. Thousands of international tourists arrive annually to visit these monuments.

Step back in time to the land of ancient Egypt when you book this full-day excursion from Hurghada to Cairo. After a long car journey to the Egyptian capital, take a tour of the Egyptian Museum to see thousands of ancient artifacts up close. Then, head to the only remaining Ancient World Wonder, the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, for a guided tour of the 4,500-year-old structures.

The Egyptian city of Luxor contains the ruins of ancient Thebes-a UNESCO World Heritage Site-including the massive temple complex of Karnak and the magnificent and monument-filled Valley of the Kings. Savor the highlights of the ancient world without any of the fuss on this action-packed tour, which includes round-trip transport, lunch, and insight from a guide. Upgrade to include tickets as well.

See the best of Luxor in just one day with a guided tour, led by an Egyptologist guide. You’ll travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle, visiting the East and West Banks of Luxor. Stops along the way include the Karnak Temple, the Luxor Temple, the Colossi of Memnon, the Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Valley of the Kings, where the mummies of many prominent pharaohs were interred.

This Cairo and Giza private full-day highlights tour from Hurghada is ideal for those who want to see key attractions but only have a day to spare during their time in Egypt. Plus, along with round-trip transport from Hurghada, lunch and a private Egyptologist guide are included, too. See the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the Giza Pyramids, and more. You can also add a Nile River cruise when you book.

About 240 km north of Hurghada lie some of Egypt’s oldest Christian monasteries, among the holiest places for Egyptian Orthodox Copts. The Monastery of St. Anthony is the oldest Christian monastery in the world. Founded in the 4th century by followers of St. Anthony, the father of monasticism, it still houses more than 100 monks. Its ancient church holds his tomb, with medieval wall paintings and a library of rare manuscripts. Each monastery has a spring of unknown source; the water has flowed for centuries and still supplies the gardens. Above St. Anthony’s, a church and his cave sit on the mountain — 1,420 steps, if you are fit for it. Opposite, about 30 km and a 40-minute drive away, is St. Paul’s Monastery, built over the cave where St. Paul, a 4th-century hermit, lived in prayer. Tradition says ravens brought him bread, and that lions dug his grave after he died at 105. The monastery still shows the monks’ medieval dining table, preserved for centuries.