Join us on our Egypt and Greece Vacations package, a trip that mixes two of the world’s most well known civilizations. Your adventure begins in Cairo, where you will visit the Pyramids of Giza and the enigmatic Sphinx, as well as treasures in the Egyptian Museum. From there, travel south to Aswan and cruise the Nile, visiting the Temple of Kom Ombo, the elegant Temple of Isis at Philae, and on to Luxor to visit a number of important sites, including the Valley of the Kings and the enormous Karnak Temple.From Egypt, you will fly to Athens, known as the heart of Greece. Here, the Acropolis and Parthenon highlight the grandeur of ancient Greece. Afterwards, you will escape to the sun kissed islands of Crete and Rhodes, rich with myth, history, and ca beauty. Stroll the whitewashed towns, savor Mediterranean cuisine, and relax while soaking up breathtaking sunsets over the Aegean Sea.This unique combination tour will allow the perfect balance of ancient wonders, cultural treasures, and scenery for an unforgettable experience across two historic destinations.
The Greece and Egypt holiday package offers an incredible experience for adventuring through the cultures of two of the world's most fascinating civilizations. In Greece, start with a few nights in Thessaloniki, with its Byzantine churches and the waterfront White Tower. Then travel to the Meteora Monasteries clinging to the tops of huge rock formations and take in Olympia, the site of the ancient Olympic Games. Unwind on the island of Crete, where you can see the Palace of Knossos, relaxing on golden beaches and vibrant seaside towns.From there, your adventure continues to Egypt. Starting from Alexandria, both the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and the Citadel of Qaitbay bring to life the Mediterranean heritage this city ever had. Next, proceed to the tranquil Siwa, the oasis of the desert and famed for its natural springs and the Temple of the Oracle.Then in Aswan, you will sail the Nile on a traditional felucca while visiting Nubian villages full of color. Next will be Dendera Temple Complex with its ceiling carvings in excellent condition, followed by Edfu Temple that celebrates Horus, and finally back to exhilarating Cairo to take in the markets and the more authentic experiences of Egyptian culture.
Combining hidden gems with iconic history and beautiful scenery, the combination of Greece and Egypt on this tour package is an unforgettable mix of adventure, relaxation, and discovery.
A typical Greece and Egypt travel package includes transportation, accommodation, guided tours of important landmarks, meals, and entrance fees to famous tourist areas.
A combined typical travel package for Greece and Egypt lasts from 10 to 14 days, with around 5-7 days dedicated to each country. This way, one gets a chance to cover a fair amount of important sites, such as Athens, Santorini, Cairo, and Luxor.
Yes! Next Holiday Travel allows for programs that combine both Greece and Egypt into one trip. A typical program would see the tourist mostly in Athens and the Greek islands before moving on to either Cairo, Luxor, or Aswan in Egypt. There are often flights in short duration (1.5-2 hours) between Greece and Egypt.
The common way for traveling between Greece and Egypt is by air. There are straight flights departing from Athens heading towards Cairo and also to some other Egyptian towns such as Luxor. From the islands, one might require a contrail flight from Athens.
Greece-Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, and Crete
Egypt-Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Sharm El-Sheikh.
Greece: Those from the EU or the Schengen Area have no visa requirements. Other nationalities may do so depending on their country of origin and need a Schengen visa.
Egypt: Most visitors may obtain visas upon arrival or can apply for an e-visa online prior to travel; however, requirements, including for visas, differ and should be checked for the latest updates regarding one's own nationality.
Greece: The best time to visit Greece is May-October, when the weather is hot and beach activities thrive. July-August sees the peak tourist season; May, June, and September can be the best months to enjoy mild temperatures plus less crowding.
Egypt: October-April is considered the best months to visit, with cooler temperatures, while summer (June-September) can be extremely hot, especially in the desert areas like Luxor and Cairo.
Greece: Light summer wear, walking shoes for sightseeing, a swimsuit, a sunblock, a hat, sunglasses, and a light jacket for cooler evenings, especially during the spring and fall.
Egypt: Light and comfortable loose clothes to keep cool in the heat, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes for archaeological sites. Modest attire should be taken along for the religious areas covering shoulders and knees, if one happens to visit.
Greece: Access to a Wi-Fi connection is provided in cafes, hotels, and restaurants. You can also get a local SIM for data.
Egypt: Wireless Internet connections are available in hotels, cafes, and public spaces. A local SIM can be bought for better coverage.
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