Explore Egypt from Every Port
Egypt Shore Excursions
Make the most of your port day with hand-crafted shore excursions across Alexandria, Port Said, Safaga, and Sokhna — guided by local experts and timed around your ship's schedule.
From Port to Ancient Wonders
Find Your Ideal Shore Excursion
Your ship docks — and Egypt is ready. Whether you step ashore in Mediterranean Alexandria, the Suez gateway of Port Said, or the Red Sea ports of Safaga and Sokhna, we craft private and small-group shore excursions that fit your schedule, your interests, and your family. Travel with licensed Egyptologists, enjoy door-to-door port transfers, and return to your ship on time.
Port-Day Flexibility
Departures built around your ship's schedule, with time to spare.
Expertly Guided Shore Tours
Explore with licensed Egyptologists who bring every site to life.
Chauffeured Port Transfers
Door-to-door private pick-ups and drop-offs at the pier.
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Egypt Travel FAQs
Your Top Questions Answered
Yes. Alexandria offers a different side of Egypt with Mediterranean scenery, Greco-Roman history, historic districts, and major cultural attractions.
Yes. A private day trip is possible, although it is a long day. An overnight stay gives a more relaxed experience.
Popular visits include the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Catacombs of Kom El Shoqafa, Qaitbay Citadel, and other Greco-Roman and Mediterranean landmarks.
One full day covers several key sites, while one or two nights allow a slower pace and more time along the Corniche.
Yes, subject to its operating schedule and any age or ticket rules in effect at the time of travel.
Alexandria has important Greco-Roman remains, including the Catacombs and archaeological areas connected with the city's ancient history.
Yes. Private transport and guiding can be arranged from Cairo or within Alexandria.
Yes. The city can work well for families, especially when historical sightseeing is balanced with the waterfront and a relaxed schedule.
Yes. It can be added before or after Cairo, usually as a day trip or short overnight extension.
Its Mediterranean climate is generally milder than Upper Egypt. Spring and autumn are especially pleasant, while the city can also be visited year-round.
