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Slide 1 of 3: Walk Among the Last Wonder of the Ancient World
Guided days through Upper Egypt's temples, tombs and islands — priced per person, bookable on the date that suits you.
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Every Ptah journey is private and tailor-made — your guide, your pace, your route. Nothing off the rack.
Design My Journey
Four-to-seven night cruises between Luxor and Aswan, with cabins we have personally inspected.
Explore the NileOctober to April is temple season; the Red Sea shines year-round. We will match your dates to the right map.
See the SeasonsMost nationalities can get an e-Visa online in minutes. We send every guest a step-by-step arrival guide.
Check RequirementsPrivate drivers by default, first-class rail and domestic hops between the long legs, feluccas for the fun parts.
How We TravelNile veterans, not a call center. WhatsApp, phone or email — you will reach the team that plans the trip.
Contact UsReal travelers, real moments
Not stock photos — actual guests and the Egypt they came to see. Swipe through a few, then browse the full gallery.
The journal
Field notes from our team on the ground — the places we send travelers, the ones we keep for ourselves, and how to get the most out of both.
Good to know
The questions we hear most, answered plainly. Can't find what you're after? Reach out — a real person on our Cairo team will get back to you.
Pick a tour and a departure date, then follow the booking steps. If you'd rather talk it through first — or want a private, tailored version — start a conversation on our contact page and we'll take it from there.
Most visitors do. Many nationalities can obtain an e-visa or a visa on arrival, but rules change and depend on your passport. See our visa guide for general guidance, and always confirm with an official Egyptian government source or your nearest embassy before you travel.
The tourist regions we operate in — Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and the Red Sea coast — routinely welcome visitors from around the world. We plan around official guidance, keep a local team on call, and share practical health and safety tips ahead of every trip. Check your own government's travel advice as well.
October to April is the classic window — warm days, cool evenings, and comfortable temple weather in the south. Summer is hotter but quieter and better value, and the Red Sea is a year-round exception. Our when-to-visit guide breaks it down by season.
Each tour page lists exactly what's included and what isn't — typically your guiding, listed transfers, and stated entrance fees, with international flights and personal extras kept separate. The price you see is the price you pay; there are no surprise line items at the gate.
That's our favorite kind of trip. Tell us your dates, interests, and pace, and we'll shape a private itinerary around them — adding a felucca afternoon, a slow morning at Giza, or a few days on the reef.
