From the Pyramids of Giza’s old-world charm to the serenity of the Nile River, Egypt presents a mesmerizing combination of history, culture, and dramatic terrain. For Singaporeans, an Egypt tour package from Singapore is your ticket to viewing one of the oldest civilisations in the world.
This guidebook contains Egypt’s best things to do — the attractions, experiences, and local insight you can’t live without.
1. Marvel at the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx
No Egyptian trip would be complete without a trip to the Great Pyramids of Giza, the only remaining wonder of the ancient world.
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See the Pyramid of Khufu (Cheops) and tomb chambers.
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Draw near the Great Sphinx, which has guarded the plateau for thousands of years.
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An evening sound-and-light show narrates the history of Egypt in a dramatic manner.
2. Travel on the Nile River
One of the loveliest and peaceful experiences of Egypt is a Nile River cruise.
Why you should watch:
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Journey in style from Luxor to Aswan in comfort.
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Stop at temples along the way, for example, Kom Ombo and Edfu.
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Experience life on riverside banks — from farmers plowing the fields to children engaging in play near the banks.
3. Discover Luxor – The World’s Largest Open-Air Museum
Luxor, which has been founded on the spot of the ancient Thebes, possesses some of the best monuments of Egypt.
A-list Attractions:
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Karnak Temple Complex – A large complex of temples, chapels, and obelisks.
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Luxor Temple – Beautiful when illuminated at night.
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Valley of the Kings – The royal tombs, which include the famous tomb of Tutankhamun.
4. Be Fascinated by the Abu Simbel Temples
At the frontier of Sudan, there were temples of Abu Simbel, which were built by Ramses II and later moved to prevent the reservoir of the High Dam at Aswan.
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Four huge statues guarding the Great Temple.
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The small temple of Queen Nefertari.
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Stunning sunrise alignment on Sun Festival (Oct & Feb).
5. Explore the Wonders of the Egyptian Museum – Cairo
The Egyptian Museum contains the largest collection of ancient Egyptian antiquities in the world.
Don’t Miss:
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The golden mask of Tutankhamun.
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Royal mummies in the Mummy Room.
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Ancient scrolls of papyrus and jewelry.
6. Experience Islamic Cairo
Stroll through Islamic Cairo’s alleys and suddenly you find yourself in front of centuries-old mosques, bazaars, and structures.
Top Activities:
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Go to Citadel of Saladin and the Mosque of Muhammad Ali.
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Spices, perfumes, and handicrafts can be purchased at the Khan el-Khalili.
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Drink mint tea in centuries-old cafes and observe people.
7. Relax at Red Sea Resorts
To enjoy sun, sand, and first-rate diving, go to the Red Sea Riviera.
Top Places:
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Sharm El-Sheikh – Resorts and coral reefs.
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Hurghada – Diving, water sports, and vibrant.
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Snorkelling and diving in Ras Mohammed National Park.
8. Experience the Desert Adventure at the White Desert
The White Desert is a surreal landscape of chalk rock outcrops formed by wind erosion.
What to Do:
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Sleeping outdoors under the stars.
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4X4 jeep safari on sand dunes.
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Taking photos of the beautiful white rock formations.
9. Alexandria Visit – The Pearl of the Mediterranean
Alexander the Great established Alexandria, a port city famous for the blend of Egyptian and Mediterranean cultures.
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Bibliotheca Alexandrina – A contemporary nod to Alexandria’s ancient library.
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Qaitbay Citadel – Constructed on the location of the historic Lighthouse of Alexandria.
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Fresh seafood from the Corniche.
10. Enjoy Genuine Egyptian Food
Egyptian cuisine is a flavorful combination of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine.
Desserts to Try:
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Koshari – A national Egyptian dish of rice, lentils, and pasta.
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Ful Medames – Slow-cooked fava beans in olive oil.
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Warmly prepared Baladi bread and delicious Baklava.
Helpful Resources from Tailwinds Travels
If you’re looking to extend your journey or get practical tips, check out our related pages:
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From Singapore to Egypt: A Journey Through Time and Wonder, where we showcase luxury travel inspiration and thematic storytelling.
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Tips on Travelling to Egypt, featuring essential advice on visas, currency, safety, and cultural etiquette.
These guides complement this blog with deeper insights and local know-how—perfect for planning an unforgettable Egyptian adventure.
Travel Advisory for Singaporeans in Egypt
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Best Time to Visit: October to April to enjoy favorable weather.
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Flight Time: Around 12–15 hours (inclusive of transit).
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Visa: Singaporean passport holders require an Egyptian tourist visa; Tailwinds Travels can help.
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Currency: Egyptian Pound (EGP).
Why Book Your Egypt Tour Package from Singapore with Tailwinds Travels?
We, Tailwinds Travels, provide customized Singapore to Egypt tour packages to suit your holiday preferences. You might be thinking of luxurious Nile cruising, privately guided tours to historic temples, or desert trekking on an adventure, and we take care of everything so that you can travel without tension.
Start Your Egypt Adventure Now
From the tranquil waters of the Nile to Egypt’s impressive Pyramids of Giza, there’s wonder in Egypt to be had. Book your Egyptian vacation package from Singapore at Tailwinds Travels and let us create for you an adventure that you’ll always remember.
FAQ's
Packages typically include flights or assistance, visa support, private or small-group tours, hotel stays, airport transfers, selected meals, and guided visits to key attractions such as the Pyramids of Giza, the Egyptian Museum, Luxor and Karnak, Abu Simbel, and a Nile cruise.
October to April offers cooler weather ideal for sightseeing in Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan. Summer months are hot but suitable for Red Sea beach stays.
Yes, a tourist visa is required. Tailwinds Travels can advise on the latest requirements and assist with the application.
Yes—cruises between Luxor and Aswan combine comfortable travel with guided stops at temples like Edfu and Kom Ombo, making them a convenient highlight of most itineraries.