In Cairo, Egypt, travel is fairly simple: if you are with a group, just get on your bus and go! Egypt travel if you are on your own usually involves a car and driver, so make sure you speak Arabic, in case you don’t get one with good English! I’m kidding – most of them speak more than passable English. After a couple days in Cairo, you will surely want to visit the rest of the country, so you will probably find yourself back at the airport once again. Leaving Cairo, Egypt, travel by plane a short distance to Luxor, where your Egypt travel will continue by cruise ship to Aswan, or fly to Aswan, where travel to Egypt can be extended by cruise to Luxor.

You will visit some amazing temples along the way, as no Egypt travel is complete without seeing Karnak and Luxor temples, the Valley of the Kings, and the great temple to Isis at Philae in Aswan. If you do get to Philae, your Egypt travel will surely include a motorized water taxi, and probably a charming little sailboat called a felucca. No travel to Egypt is complete without returning to Cairo, Egypt. Travel by plane or overnight train, but go back to see Alexandria, the Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum, the Khan El Khalili market, and whatever else you missed.

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