Gus planned an 8-day itinerary for me, and I loved it. I was able to go and see all of the things that interested me, and I had an absolutely fantastic guide.
You are better than most Egyptians in attracting potential tourists to the country, I’m an Egyptian who was born and raised abroad so this makes you know about the country more than me. You certainly deserve the Egyptian citizenship man.
Very good videos! I watched 3 of them so far. I am planning to go to Egypt in February - Nile cruise and Cairo. I just added Coptic and Muslim Cairo to my itinerary.
Yeah, dude, those Nile cruises are great!! It was about 25 to 30 years ago when I did the Luxor-Aswan cruise. The ship docks at important Pharaonic sites and gives you time to investigate them. At night, they pack the time with lots of fun activities and create a very gregarious atmosphere. All the while, the ship cruises along to its next destination, for the next day's adventure. Yeah, I really enjoyed my time on that Nile cruise. I highly recommend it.
I hope to visit Egypt solo for three weeks from India asap.... The Pyramids is the top of my bucketlist 🤩 First time I will be going out of country ....hope Pyramids in person will be as spectacular as they say it is ☺ Just in dilemma about whether I should take off few days from three weeks for Petra!!🤔....So like: India-Petra-Egypt-India.... and remaining time should still be enough for Egypt's all attractions?!!🤨🤔
The Grand Egyptian Museum’s opening has been delayed numerous times and unfortunately we just don’t know when it’ll open for sure. You can sign up for my email newsletter and get a message right away once we know more about the GEM: www.tinyurl.com/EATnewsletter
You can definitely add that onto the beginning or end of the itinerary! For Jordan, I recommend a minimum of 2 days, and a lot of folks do at least 4 days there.
@@EgyptAdventuresTravel --- Egypt has many beaches on the Red Sea, such as Al-Jalala, Sahl Hasheesh, Soma Bay, Marsa Alam, Ain Al-Sukhna, and also others. The Mediterranean is diverse, and in Sinai such as Sharm Al-Sheikh, Dahab, Nuweiba, Taba, Al-Gouna, and a modern coastal city like Al-Alamin, and also tourism Pharaonic monuments in many cities, such as Giza, Luxor, Aswan, and others, and Islamic monuments and heritage in a part of Cairo, such as the Old City or Old Town - we cannot limit them in a few lines or words, as there is a tourist diversity that met in a country called Egypt
@@EgyptAdventuresTravel It was for this reason I thought of making two trips. The first one, which you already arranged for me, was focused on Cairo and the surrounding area. Next trip, I will focus on Aswan-Luxor-Amarna, etc.
Nope, not impossible. We did a trip with Gus in 5 days and saw everything we wanted to see for first timers. And Gus is so knowledgable, now we know what we want to see when we go back. Many people don't have more than 7 days of paid time off. I would recommend 10 days or more if you can manage the time off. Gus is excellent at accomodating any schedule. He knows what is possible and what is impossible.
Gus planned an 8-day itinerary for me, and I loved it. I was able to go and see all of the things that interested me, and I had an absolutely fantastic guide.
Thank you! I had a great time doing it, too!
You are better than most Egyptians in attracting potential tourists to the country, I’m an Egyptian who was born and raised abroad so this makes you know about the country more than me. You certainly deserve the Egyptian citizenship man.
I’m glad you feel my videos will attract potential tourists to Egypt-that’s one of my goals ❤️
Come back to your home then
@@ahmedabdelsatar1562 I live in Egypt now
Very good videos! I watched 3 of them so far. I am planning to go to Egypt in February - Nile cruise and Cairo. I just added Coptic and Muslim Cairo to my itinerary.
Awesome! Great additions 👍🏼. Have an awesome trip!
Fantastic video!!!! We've started planning our Egypt 2024 trip, and your advice was EXACTLY what I was looking for 😊
Awesome! Happy planning!
Yeah, dude, those Nile cruises are great!! It was about 25 to 30 years ago when I did the Luxor-Aswan cruise. The ship docks at important Pharaonic sites and gives you time to investigate them. At night, they pack the time with lots of fun activities and create a very gregarious atmosphere. All the while, the ship cruises along to its next destination, for the next day's adventure.
Yeah, I really enjoyed my time on that Nile cruise. I highly recommend it.
Thank you for sharing and for watching! I am looking forward to our Dahabeya Nile Cruise this November :)
I hope to visit Egypt solo for three weeks from India asap.... The Pyramids is the top of my bucketlist 🤩
First time I will be going out of country ....hope Pyramids in person will be as spectacular as they say it is ☺
Just in dilemma about whether I should take off few days from three weeks for Petra!!🤔....So like: India-Petra-Egypt-India....
and remaining time should still be enough for Egypt's all attractions?!!🤨🤔
Totally depends on what you want to do and how much you want to see! I recommend a minimum of 7 days in Egypt for the highlights.
@@EgyptAdventuresTravel ok thanks... I will devote atleast 2 weeks for Egypt even if I were to miss Petra 😇
@@dravidakumar1697 Great idea!
Does the 7 day road trip include seeing Abul Simbel ?
No, there isn’t enough time, unfortunately. Too much to squeeze in!
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Thanks for watching!
When is the GEM opening? It didn’t open in November 2022. Only then will we go to Egypt.
The Grand Egyptian Museum’s opening has been delayed numerous times and unfortunately we just don’t know when it’ll open for sure. You can sign up for my email newsletter and get a message right away once we know more about the GEM: www.tinyurl.com/EATnewsletter
What about Petra in Jordan?
You can definitely add that onto the beginning or end of the itinerary! For Jordan, I recommend a minimum of 2 days, and a lot of folks do at least 4 days there.
Seven days is not enough at all in your visit to Egypt, but rather impossible
I agree-I would much rather travelers spend 10 days minimum, preferably 12 or 14!
@@EgyptAdventuresTravel --- Egypt has many beaches on the Red Sea, such as Al-Jalala, Sahl Hasheesh, Soma Bay, Marsa Alam, Ain Al-Sukhna, and also others. The Mediterranean is diverse, and in Sinai such as Sharm Al-Sheikh, Dahab, Nuweiba, Taba, Al-Gouna, and a modern coastal city like Al-Alamin, and also tourism Pharaonic monuments in many cities, such as Giza, Luxor, Aswan, and others, and Islamic monuments and heritage in a part of Cairo, such as the Old City or Old Town - we cannot limit them in a few lines or words, as there is a tourist diversity that met in a country called Egypt
@@manalgharably5723 that’s right-there is a lot to see and do in Egypt!
@@EgyptAdventuresTravel It was for this reason I thought of making two trips. The first one, which you already arranged for me, was focused on Cairo and the surrounding area. Next trip, I will focus on Aswan-Luxor-Amarna, etc.
Nope, not impossible. We did a trip with Gus in 5 days and saw everything we wanted to see for first timers. And Gus is so knowledgable, now we know what we want to see when we go back. Many people don't have more than 7 days of paid time off. I would recommend 10 days or more if you can manage the time off. Gus is excellent at accomodating any schedule. He knows what is possible and what is impossible.