13 Days Morocco and Egypt Itinerary
Set out on a 13-day adventure through two of North Africa’s most captivating destinations. Begin in Egypt, where you’ll uncover the mysteries of the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the treasures of the Grand Egyptian Museum before heading south to Luxor and Aswan to explore ancient temples and the Nile’s timeless beauty. Then, fly to Morocco to discover its colorful medinas, blue-washed towns, and imperial cities such as Fes and Rabat, each offering a unique glimpse into centuries of history and culture. This journey seamlessly connects the ancient heritage of Egypt with the vibrant spirit o

Overview
Set out on a 13-day adventure through two of North Africa’s most captivating destinations. Begin in Egypt, where you’ll uncover the mysteries of the Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the treasures of the Grand Egyptian Museum before heading south to Luxor and Aswan to explore ancient temples and the Nile’s timeless beauty. Then, fly to Morocco to discover its colorful medinas, blue-washed towns, and imperial cities such as Fes and Rabat, each offering a unique glimpse into centuries of history and culture. This journey seamlessly connects the ancient heritage of Egypt with the vibrant spirit of Morocco.
Highlights
- Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx and the Grand Egyptian Museum
- Both banks of Luxor, then Philae Temple and a Nubian village
- Fly from Cairo to Tangier for the Moroccan half
- Chefchaouen, Meknes and Fes across the north of Morocco
- Rabat on the way back to Tangier for departure
Itinerary
1Arrival in Cairo
Welcome to Egypt! Upon landing at Cairo International Airport, you’ll be greeted by a representative who will assist with entry formalities and luggage before escorting you to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. After check-in, enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure, taking in the first impressions of Cairo’s lively atmosphere. Meals: None Overnight: Cairo2Giza Pyramids, Sphinx & Grand Egyptian Museum
After breakfast, meet your private Egyptologist guide for a full-day exploration of Cairo’s most iconic landmarks. Begin at the Giza Plateau to marvel at the Great Pyramids of Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerinos, followed by the enigmatic Sphinx and the Valley Temple, where ancient mummification rituals once took place. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading to the Grand Egyptian Museum, home to the treasures of King Tutankhamun and thousands of ancient artifacts that tell Egypt’s story through the ages. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Overnight: Cairo3Fly to Luxor – East Bank Exploration
After breakfast, transfer to Cairo Airport for your flight to Luxor. Upon arrival, begin your tour of the East Bank, visiting the magnificent Karnak Temple Complex, a vast sanctuary filled with towering columns and sacred chapels. Continue to Luxor Temple, beautifully illuminated in the evening. After lunch, check in at your hotel and relax for the remainder of the day. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Overnight: Luxor4Luxor West Bank & Transfer to Aswan
After breakfast, cross the Nile to the West Bank to explore the Valley of the Kings, where Egypt’s pharaohs, including Tutankhamun, were laid to rest. Continue to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, an architectural marvel carved into the cliffs, and stop at the Colossi of Memnon, two massive statues that once guarded the necropolis. Later, travel by private vehicle to Aswan and check in at your hotel for the night. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch Overnight: Aswan5Philae Temple, Nubian Village & Return to Cairo
Enjoy breakfast before taking a motorboat ride to the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis and beautifully situated on Agilkia Island. Continue to a traditional Nubian Village to experience the warm hospitality and colorful culture of Nubian life. Later, transfer to Aswan Airport for your flight back to Cairo. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Cairo6Fly from Cairo to Tangier
After breakfast, check out and transfer to Cairo International Airport for your flight to Tangier. Upon arrival, meet your driver and transfer to your hotel for check-in. Spend the rest of the day relaxing or exploring Tangier at your own pace. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Tangier7Exploring Tangier
After breakfast, embark on a guided tour of Tangier, known as the “City of Strangers” for its diverse cultural influences. Visit the Kasbah, the tomb of Ibn Battouta, Teatro Cervantes, and the Grand Socco. Continue to the American Legation Museum and the Kasbah Museum to learn about the city’s rich history. The afternoon is free for you to wander through Tangier’s charming streets or relax at leisure. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Tangier8Tangier – Tetouan – Chefchaouen
After breakfast, drive to Chefchaouen, stopping in Tetouan, known for its Andalusian character and whitewashed architecture. Explore its historic Medina before continuing to the blue-painted town of Chefchaouen, nestled in the Rif Mountains. Visit Outa-el-Hammam Square and the Tarik-Ben-Ziad Mosque, then enjoy free time to stroll through the picturesque streets. Meals: Breakfast, Dinner Overnight: Chefchaouen9Chefchaouen – Meknes – Fes
After breakfast, travel to Fes with a stop in Meknes, one of Morocco’s imperial cities. Visit Bab Mansour Gate, the royal palaces, and other historical landmarks that showcase the city’s grandeur. Continue to Volubilis, the ancient Roman city famous for its well-preserved ruins and mosaics. After exploring, proceed to Fes for hotel check-in. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Fes10Full Day in Fes
After breakfast, begin a full-day guided tour of Fes, one of Morocco’s oldest and most culturally rich cities. Enter through Bab Boujloud Gate and visit Bou Inania Medersa, a masterpiece of Islamic architecture. Wander through the bustling Medina, visit Moulay Idriss Shrine, and observe the traditional leather tanning process at the famous tanneries. In the afternoon, explore the El-Attarine and Bou Inania Madrasas, admired for their intricate craftsmanship. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Fes11Fes – Rabat
After breakfast, drive to Rabat, Morocco’s capital. Begin with a visit to the Kasbah of the Udayas, offering panoramic ocean views. Continue to the Chellah Necropolis, Hassan Tower, and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, each reflecting Morocco’s artistic and architectural heritage. End the day with a walk through Rabat’s Medina, filled with vibrant markets and historic charm. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Rabat12Rabat – Tangier
After breakfast, travel back to Tangier along the scenic coastal route. Upon arrival, check in at your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. You may relax by the beach, visit the Grand Socco, or explore Tangier’s lively cafés and markets. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: Tangier13Departure from Tangier
After breakfast, transfer to Tangier Airport for your departure flight, marking the end of your unforgettable journey through Egypt and Morocco—two lands of timeless beauty and cultural depth. Meals: Breakfast Overnight: None
What’s included
- Meet and assist at airports by representatives
- Guest relations assistance throughout the trip
- 3 nights’ accommodation in Cairo with daily breakfast
- 1 night in Luxor with daily breakfast
- 1 night in Aswan with daily breakfast
- 7 nights in Morocco with daily breakfast
- Meals as mentioned in the itinerary at quality restaurants
- Private English, Portuguese, German, or Spanish-speaking guide
- Domestic flights (Cairo–Luxor and Aswan–Cairo)
- All sightseeing tours as private guided excursions
- Entrance fees to all listed sites
- Bottled water during tours
- All transfers in private air-conditioned deluxe vehicles
- All service charges and taxes
Not included
- International flights and visa fees
- Tipping
- Optional excursions
- Personal expenses
How booking works
Send your dates
Use the enquiry form with your travel dates and how many people are coming. Nothing is charged and nothing is held at this point.
We reply with a plan
You get a written itinerary and a full price back — what is included, what is not, and what the alternatives are if a date or a hotel does not work.
You change what you want
Go back and forth as many times as you need. The itinerary is not fixed until you say it is.
Confirm and travel
Once the plan is right, we confirm the bookings and send you the final documents with your guide and driver details.
Frequently asked questions
How long is 13 Days Morocco and Egypt Itinerary?
13 days and 12 nights in total, counted from your arrival day to your departure day.
Is there a day-by-day itinerary?
Yes — 13 days are written out above, with what you see and where you sleep on each one. Every day can be changed before you book.
How much does 13 Days Morocco and Egypt Itinerary cost?
It starts at $4,999 per person. The final price depends on your dates, your group size and the hotel level you choose, so we quote it for your specific trip rather than selling a fixed package.
What is included in the price?
14 things are included, listed in full above. In short: meet and assist at airports by representatives; guest relations assistance throughout the trip; 3 nights’ accommodation in cairo with daily breakfast; 1 night in luxor with daily breakfast, and more.
What is not included?
The exclusions are listed above in full. The main ones are international flights and visa fees; tipping; optional excursions. Ask us before you book if you want any of them added — most of them can be.
Can this trip be changed?
Yes. Nothing on this page is fixed. Days can be added or dropped, sites swapped, hotels moved up or down, and the whole route rebuilt around what you actually want to see.
What to pack
Clothing
- Loose cotton or linen — it is hot in the sun and cold on the water after dark
- A light long-sleeved layer for evenings and for sun cover at open sites
- Shoulders and knees covered for mosques and churches; a scarf for women at mosques
- One warm layer between November and February — desert nights drop sharply
Feet
- Closed walking shoes you have already broken in — temple ground is uneven stone and sand
- Sandals or slip-ons for the boat and the hotel
Sun and heat
- A wide-brimmed hat — there is almost no shade at Giza, Karnak or Abu Simbel
- High-factor sunscreen and lip balm with SPF
- Sunglasses
- A refillable water bottle
Practical
- A universal adapter — Egypt uses European two-pin type C and F sockets at 220V
- Any medication you take, in its original packaging
- Small notes in local currency for tips and small purchases
- A power bank — you will be off a socket for most of each day
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