Traveling to Egypt with your people hits different. Whether you are organizing a church pilgrimage, a sorority or fraternity trip, an alumni reunion, a family reunion, or a getaway with friends, Black Egypt Tours plans group trips that put Egypt’s African heritage at the center of the experience.
Group Trips to Egypt for Black Travelers
- Book 4 to 6 months ahead. October to April is peak season, and group hotel and cruise space fills up fast.
- Choose one group organizer. One point of contact with us keeps payments, rooming lists, and flight details simple.
- Pack for the season and the sites. Bring light, breathable clothes, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and a scarf or cover-up for mosques and churches.
- Expect attention, mostly friendly. Black visitors are usually welcomed warmly, and people may ask where you are from or ask for a photo. You can always say no politely.
- Ask about Nubian experiences. A visit to a Nubian village in Aswan is a highlight for many of our travelers.
Talk to our team
Tell us your dates, group size and interests, and we will design your Egypt trip.
From Our Blog
- Is Egypt Safe for Black Travelers?
- Egypt Visa for U.S. Citizens
- 10-Day Egypt Itinerary
- A Black Traveler’s Guide to Egypt
- Kemet: Why Egypt Is an African Story
- The Black Pharaohs of Nubia
- Visiting Nubia, Aswan and Abu Simbel
- Planning a Group Trip to Egypt
- The Best Time to Visit Egypt from the U.S.
- What an Egypt Trip Costs from the U.S.

Built for Black Travelers
Black Egypt Tours is an Egypt-based travel company focused on Black travelers from the United States and across the diaspora. We handle flights within Egypt, hotels, Nile cruises, entry tickets, and English-speaking Egyptologist guides, with 24/7 support on WhatsApp throughout your trip.
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Frequently Asked Questions.
Most of Egypt is safe for foreign visitors, especially those from the United States. The Egyptians are helpful and will go out of their way to ensure you have a pleasant time. They are eager for tourists to experience Egypt because of their pride in their homeland. Travelers are vital to the economy, and the country is just now beginning to realize this.
Visitors to Egypt must enter with a passport valid for at least (6) months from the date of arrival. Most nationalities can have an entry visa valid for one (1) month from the date of arrival. Some of these countries are Australia, Canada, South Korea, Croatia, the United States, Georgia, Japan, Macedonia, Norway, New Zealand, European Union, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Russia, Serbia, and most Latin American countries. This visa is acquired at the window before going through customs.



