Overview
Tour Description
A relaxed week for senior travelers: two days of sightseeing in Cairo, then three all-inclusive nights at a 5-star resort on the Red Sea, with nothing to organize. Flights, private transfers and a private Egyptologist in Cairo are included.
Planned for senior travelers
The pace is unhurried, with a private car that waits close to each site, regular rest stops and good restaurants for lunch. Your guide adapts the walking to you, and we can arrange wheelchairs or extra help on request.
Highlights
- The Giza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum
- Three all-inclusive nights in Hurghada
- Calm, warm water and gentle snorkeling
- A free evening in Cairo before you fly home
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Cairo

A King Tut Tours representative meets you inside the airport, helps with your visa, passport control and luggage, and walks you out to your guide and private driver, who take you to your 5-star hotel. The evening is free, or you can join an optional Nile dinner cruise with a folklore show.
Overnight: 5-star hotel, Cairo.
Day 2: Giza Pyramids and the Grand Egyptian Museum

After breakfast your guide meets you in the lobby. At the Giza Plateau your driver takes you close to the Great Pyramid, the panorama point and the Sphinx, so there is little walking on sand. After lunch with a view of the pyramids, you visit the Grand Egyptian Museum, which has lifts, wide walkways and plenty of seating, to see the Tutankhamun galleries.
Meals: Breakfast, lunch. Overnight: 5-star hotel, Cairo.
Day 3: Fly to Hurghada

A short flight takes you to Hurghada, where a private car drives you to your 5-star all-inclusive resort. Spend the afternoon by the pool or on the beach.
Meals: All-inclusive. Overnight: 5-star resort, Hurghada.
Day 4: Beach and resort day
A free day at the resort: the spa, a gentle walk along the sand, or a swim in the calm, warm water of the Red Sea.
Meals: All-inclusive. Overnight: 5-star resort, Hurghada.
Day 5: Optional snorkeling or a quiet day

Join an optional, easy snorkeling trip to see the reefs, or simply enjoy another day of rest.
Meals: All-inclusive. Overnight: 5-star resort, Hurghada.
Day 6: Fly to Cairo, evening at leisure
A flight takes you back to Cairo, where your driver takes you to your hotel. The evening is free.
Meals: Breakfast. Overnight: 5-star hotel, Cairo.
Day 7: Fly home

After breakfast and a relaxed check-out, your driver takes you to Cairo International Airport and our representative helps with check-in.
Meals: Breakfast.
Included and Excluded
- Meet and assist at Cairo Airport
- 3 nights in a 5-star hotel in Cairo with breakfast
- 3 nights in a 5-star all-inclusive resort in Hurghada
- Flights Cairo to Hurghada and back
- Professional Egyptologist guide in Cairo
- Entrance fees to all sites in the itinerary
- Meals as listed
- All transfers by private air-conditioned vehicle
- All service charges and taxes
- Optional Nile dinner cruise, Pyramids sound and light show and diving
- International flights and Egypt entry visa
- Personal expenses
- Tips
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FAQs
How much does the 7-day Cairo and Hurghada tour for seniors cost?
It depends on group size: $9,000 per person for a solo traveler, $8,000 each for 2 to 3, $7,500 for 4 to 8, $6,000 for 9 to 15 and $5,500 for 16 or more.
Is the Hurghada resort all-inclusive?
Yes. Meals, snacks and soft drinks are included during your three nights at the resort.
Is snorkeling safe for older travelers?
With life jackets, calm water and an instructor nearby, many guests in their 60s and 70s enjoy it. It is optional, and you can stay on board if you prefer.
Can we add Luxor?
Yes. Luxor is about four hours by road from Hurghada, and an overnight trip can replace one beach day.
Are your tours suitable for seniors?
Yes. They are paced gently, with private transfers and flights.
Is Egypt accessible for limited mobility?
Many sites have uneven ground and steps, but museums such as the GEM are fully accessible. We adapt each itinerary.
How much do seniors tours cost?
From $500 per person.








