Egypt is not one country but eight cultural worlds layered along a single river. Kemet designs private, unhurried journeys through them — from the Pyramids of Giza and the temples of Luxor to a Nile cruise down to Aswan — each led by a licensed Egyptologist and shaped entirely around you.
Egypt is not one country. It is eight.
Most itineraries show you one Egypt — a pyramid, a temple, a photograph — and move on. We plan for the others: the Nubian south around Aswan, Coptic and Islamic Cairo, the Greco-Roman Mediterranean at Alexandria, the Bedouin deserts of Sinai, the palm-shaded oasis of Siwa and the coral coast of the Red Sea. A single private journey can hold several of these worlds at once, led throughout by a licensed Egyptologist.
The 8 Identities
Eight cultural worlds along one river — Pharaonic, Nubian, Coptic, Islamic and more.
Explore →Activities
Dawn balloons over Luxor, sunset feluccas at Aswan, Red Sea reefs and desert dunes.
Explore →Cuisine
From koshari and molokhia to kunafa — the everyday flavours of Egypt, properly guided.
Explore →Culture
The gods, hieroglyphs and living crafts behind the monuments you walk through.
Explore →Signature private journeys
Twenty-five private itineraries, from a half-day at the Sphinx to a fourteen-day grand tour taking in the Nile and the Red Sea. Every price shown is per person and genuinely all-inclusive — your own Egyptologist guide, all entrance fees, daily lunch and private air-conditioned transfers, with no hidden extras.
Egypt Icons & Nile Cruise
Our most complete journey: Cairo, Alexandria, a sleeper train south, and a three-night Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor — every layer of Egypt in one arc.
Egypt Highlights Deluxe
The headline acts of Egypt in seven days — the Egyptian Museum, Alexandria, the temples and tombs of Luxor, and the Pyramids of Giza.
From Pyramids to the Sea
A compact northern journey — the Egyptian Museum, Alexandria's Greco-Roman layers, the Pyramids of Giza and medieval Cairo.
Cairo to Luxor & Aswan
A fast, flight-included loop through Luxor and Aswan — Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, Philae and the High Dam — out and back from Cairo.
Fayoum Oasis
Lake Qarun, the waterfalls and dunes of Wadi El Rayan, the fossil whales of Wadi Al-Hitan and the potters of Tunis village — Egypt's wild, green other half.
Giza & the Grand Museum
The Great Pyramid, the panorama of all three pyramids, the Valley Temple and Sphinx, then the vast new Grand Egyptian Museum beside them.
The eight worlds of Egypt
Each of the eight worlds has its own colour, symbol and set of experiences — and most can be combined within a single trip. Together they are the map we travel by, and the reason no two Kemet journeys look quite the same.
Pharaonic
The deep current beneath everything — five thousand years of temples, tombs and gods along the Nile.
Nubian
The bright south of Egypt — riverside villages of painted houses, drum rhythms and a living language older than Arabic.
Coptic
Egypt's Christian heritage — desert monasteries, ancient churches and a liturgy still sung in the language of the pharaohs.
Islamic
Medieval Cairo in stone — minarets and madrasas, the Citadel, and bazaars that have traded for a thousand years.
Bedouin · Sinai
The desert peoples of Sinai and the Eastern Desert — campfire hospitality, star-deep skies and trails only locals know.
Greco-Roman
Alexander's Mediterranean Egypt — Hellenistic cities, Roman ruins and the memory of the great Library.
Siwan · Amazigh
Egypt's remote western oasis — Berber-rooted Siwa, salt lakes, palm groves and the oracle that once received Alexander.
The Red Sea
Egypt's coral coast — warm clear water, reef walls and desert mountains meeting the sea at Hurghada and Marsa Alam.