-11%Egypt · 8–15 December 2026
Egypt Bound
- 1. Trip
- 2. Traveler
- 3. Payment
- 4. Done
Discover ancient wonders and the soul of Egypt with your tribe.
- Pyramids of Giza
- Luxor temples
- Local guides
Your itinerary
8 days · 8–15 December 2026. Sample itinerary; local conditions and weather may change the plan.
Day 1: Arrival in Cairo
First, a VIP meet and greet awaits you at Cairo International Airport. After that, you’ll transfer straight to your accommodation, ready to meet your new travel family. Overall, it’s a smooth, comfortable start to your Egypt group trip for young travelers.
Day 2: Giza, Saqqara and the Great Sphinx
After breakfast, you’ll head straight to the Pyramids of Giza and the Great Sphinx. Later on, you’ll explore the Saqqara pyramids, the Egyptian Museum, and the Papyrus Institute. So, the trip quickly shifts from arrival mode into full history-immersion mode.
Day 3: A Quick Flight South to Luxor
Today, you’ll fly to Luxor, often called the world’s greatest open-air museum. Along the way, you’ll visit Luxor Temple, Edfu Temple, and the Valley of the Kings. In other words, Egypt’s most dramatic sites start showing off early.
Day 4: Red Sea Relaxation at Ain Sukhna
After the sensory overload of Luxor, you’ll trade temples for turquoise water. From there, the day unfolds on the shores of Ain Sukhna, snorkeling or simply lounging by the Red Sea. Meanwhile, the pace shifts beautifully, so this day feels like a well-earned exhale.
Day 5: Desert Glamping and Bedouin Beats
After an afternoon by the coast, you’ll head deep into the desert for a glamping experience under the stars. It’s one of those classic Egypt moments that feels both peaceful and unforgettable, complete with a barbecue and live Bedouin music. By this point, your story is already packed with memories worth retelling.
Day 6: Cairo Nightlife and Free Spirits
Today, you’ll leave the desert behind for the city. Here, you’ll explore rooftop bars, traditional coffee houses, and legendary local koshary. As a result, the trip gains another rich layer of culture and connection.
Day 7: Markets, Oils and a Nile Dinner Cruise
Adventure returns in full force today. You’ll learn the art of essential oil making, wander the stalls of Khan el Khalili, and close the night with a traditional dinner cruise on the Nile. Not only is this day sensory-packed, but it also delivers a real taste of Egypt’s rhythm and flavour.
Day 8: Departure Day
Finally, today marks your parting day. Although the trip ends, the memories certainly don’t. Starting as strangers on this African vacation, you’ll leave with shared laughs, desert nights, and a deeper love for Egypt.
Where you’ll stay
Nun Pyramids Inn
7 nights listed
This boutique inn boasts elaborate Egyptian design and unique works of art. With soaring views of the pyramids of Giza, this hotel is located 9 minutes away from the Great Sphinx
These are the stays named in the sample itinerary, not necessarily every overnight stop. Confirm the final accommodation with our team.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Egypt Bound cost?
The trip costs $1,498 per person. Reserve with a 10% deposit of $149.80, or pay in full. The remaining balance can be paid in installments.
How many travelers are in a group?
Groups have a maximum of 17 travelers.
How long is the trip?
The sample itinerary covers 8 days, with departure dates of 8–15 December 2026.
Can the itinerary or accommodation change?
The itinerary is a sample and may change due to local conditions, weather or meeting availability. Contact Kito Afrika to confirm the final itinerary and accommodation before booking.
Travelers on Kito Afrika
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“I had such an amazing time on my Kito Afrika trip to Egypt. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a memorable experience in Africa!”