Traveling solo in Egypt is easier than many people expect, especially with a team on call. We arrange private guides, airport pickups, vetted hotels and transport, so you never have to figure things out alone.

Our solo tours are planned for Black travelers who want freedom with support: see the Pyramids, cruise the Nile and visit Nubia at your own pace, with 24/7 WhatsApp help.

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Egypt Solo Tours - Nile Cruise Only

Egypt Tours for Solo Travelers with Black Egypt Tours is a good choice as we have a Nile cruise on our wide range of Egypt tours for solo travelers on a budget, specially designed for solo female tourists in Egypt who like to travel alone. This doesn’t mean we have to limit what tourists can do and see in Egypt.

On the other hand, travelers on a budget can see the best historical sites and tourist spots in Egypt.

Egypt Tours for Solo Travelers is also safe for females who like traveling to Egypt alone; you can also enjoy the beauty of the Red Sea cities like Dahab and Sharm El-Sheikh, get the best Egypt Nile Cruises, and more of our fantastic activities to do on our solo Egypt tours.

We will take you through the streets of Cairo and visit the Grand Egyptian Museum on our solo female trip to Cairo.

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Solo travelers can enjoy holidays in Egypt safely in various ways, from staying in a five-star hotel on the Red Sea Riviera to taking part in professionally led tours and excursions to the country’s most famous landmarks. What follows is a list of recommended activities for solo tourists in Egypt.

  • The Great Pyramid of Giza

No one visits Egypt and doesn’t want to see the incredible Great Pyramid of Cheops and the Great Sphinx. It is the oldest and best-preserved of the ancient world’s seven wonders and the largest of the three famous pyramids. Touring the famous Giza pyramids and the Great Sphinx is a breeze because they are situated on the outskirts of Cairo.

  • The Egyptian Museum.

Tourists visiting Cairo must make time to see the Egyptian Museum. Over 120,000 artifacts from ancient Egypt are housed here, making this museum one of the most fascinating and significant. Take advantage of the famed gold Tut mask and other ancient artifacts on display, along with mummies and papyrus.

  • Relax on a Nile Cruise

Taking a boat down the Nile, the longest river in the world, is a standard option for tourists visiting Egypt. You can schedule an afternoon cruise from major cities like Cairo or Luxor or stay overnight on a trip.

  • The Ancient City of Luxor

Take a day trip to Luxor to see two of Egypt’s most famous ancient sites. Karnak was constructed between 1570 and 1090 B.C. by a series of Egyptian pharaohs. It’s the most popular tourist attraction in Egypt after the Great Pyramid and features a stunning array of kiosks, sanctuaries, obelisks, and decorated pylons. Proceed to the Valley of the Kings, where you’ll be awed by its splendor.

  • The Charming City of Aswan

If you’re a solo traveler, Aswan is a fantastic choice. It’s a great place to visit, with many interesting sights and exciting events to participate in. Its location on the Nile River and its proximity to ancient monuments and temples make this city a tourist hotspot. There is also a wide variety of places to eat, drink, and shop.

  • Scuba Diving at the Red Sea

Egypt Tours for Solo Travelers at the Red Sea is one of the world’s best diving destinations for experienced and inexperienced divers. There is no better place to explore the underwater world than this, with its clear waters and vibrant marine life. Many hotels along the Red Sea Riviera have their diving schools, making it simple to sign up for a group dive. Many hotels also provide the option of a pool dive for those who have never tried scuba before.

  • Chill on Mahmya Beach & Giftun Island

While tropical islands might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Egypt, a visit to Mahmya Beach on Giftun Island is something you should take notice of. In many ways, this stunning sandy island is Egypt’s answer to the Caribbean, with its swaying palm trees and gently lapping waves. Experience breathtaking scenery on the boat rides over from Hurghada. You can get some good air time while surfing the bluest of locks, and if you’re lucky, you might even pick up a few dolphins as passengers.

What are the Best Things to Do for Egypt Tourists?

Everyone is different, so it’s hard to say. But Solo tours to Egypt and Cairo are some of the most popular, and they almost always include trips to the pyramids, museums, and old churches. Some tours in Cairo only go to the Giza plateau, where you can see the Great Sphinx and the pyramids, and others also go to the ancient necropolis of Saqqara, where you can see and explore more pyramids.