Discover Egypt with a group that shares your curiosity. Our tours for Black travelers and Black-led groups take you from the Pyramids of Giza to the temples of Luxor and Aswan, with expert Egyptologist guides, comfortable hotels, and private transport, all handled for you. Choose a ready-made itinerary or bring your own group, and we’ll tailor it to your dates and budget.

Best Black Travel Groups to Egypt 2026

  • $ 580
    Lake Nasser Cruises

    Take a 5-day Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan and forget your troubles for a while. A cruise is a great opportunity to see more of the world, and there are many unforgettable stops along the way.

  • $ 495
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    In this 5-day itinerary package in Cairo and Alexandria see more than 100,000 objects, including mummies found in tombs and temples across Egypt, at the massive Egyptian Museum. Shop like never before in one of the oldest markets in the world - and don't forget your camera. Discover the Library of Alexandria, one of the most important libraries of the ancient world.

  • $ 785
    Luxor Attractions

    5 Days Luxor Cairo Tour of Egypt where you will visit some of the most famous attractions in Egypt. Enter the famous Pyramids of Giza, visit the amazing Egyptian Museum and travel to Luxor to explore more ancient attractions such as Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Hatshepsut Temple, and much more.

  • $ 440
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    Your 5-day Cairo tour package combines your passion for ancient history and your love for shopping on this all-inclusive five-day adventure in the Egyptian capital. You may not have much time to relax while on vacation, but you are sure to have all the excitement you could possibly hope for.

  • $ 730
    Nubian Village

    Visit all top attractions in one 5-day tour of Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan. From the Pyramids of Giza in Cairo to the massive temple of Philae. Visit the tomb of King Tutankhamun in the Valley of the Kings near Luxor, and explore archaeological sites you will never forget.

  • $ 790
    Karnak temple

    Take a 6 days vacation to explore Egyptian history. Begin in Cairo with a visit to one of the world's seven wonders (the pyramids) and the Egyptian Museum, where you can see King Tutankhamun's collection, and then travel south to Luxor to enjoy the wonderful sights there (Karnak Temple and Valley of the Kings), before concluding this wonderful trip with a visit to Alexandria.

  • $ 995
    Princess Sara 1 Nile Cruise

    Enjoy an unforgettable 7-day Cairo and Nile cruise holiday in Egypt. Before continuing on to Aswan for a Nile cruise, stop in Cairo to see the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum. Take a luxurious Nile cruise to see the spectacular ruins and stunning scenery before returning to Cairo for your departure.

  • $ 1180
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    Explore the remaining seven wonders of the ancient world, the Pyramids of Giza, then visit the magnificent Egyptian Museum, home to exquisitely preserved mummies. Travel to Luxor and enjoy the moment as you wander the ruins of Karnak, an ancient temple complex that took 2,000 years to complete; Marvel at the magnificence of Luxor Temple, then head back to Cairo and take a day tour of Alexandria.

  • $ 1090
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    Enjoy an unforgettable 7-day Cairo and Nile cruise holiday in Egypt. Before continuing on to Aswan for a Nile cruise, stop in Cairo to see the Pyramids of Giza and the Egyptian Museum. Take a luxurious Nile cruise to see the spectacular ruins and stunning scenery before returning to Cairo for your departure.

  • $ 1240
    Concerto nile cruise

    This fantastic 8-day Egypt trip will show you how great Egypt is. When you arrive in Cairo, see the enormous pyramids of Giza, Egypt's most renowned tourist destination, and then visit the city's many other monuments. Fly to Luxor and board the incredible Nile River cruise to Aswan, where you'll see the ancient treasures of Luxor, Aswan, and all in between. Visit King Tutankhamun's tomb in Luxor, Queen Hatshepsut's funerary temple at Edfu, and the Philae Temple in Aswan before flying back to Cairo.

  • $ 1090
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    This eight-day Cairo and Nile cruise will take you to the most important historical sites in Cairo, Aswan, and Luxor. Giza, Saqqara, and Aswan are great places to visit, and the Philae Temple, which was saved from the rising waters of Lake Nasser when the Aswan High Dam was built, is a must for anyone visiting Egypt. While on a cruise to Luxor, you will be able to see the historical sights of Luxor, as well as many other places.

  • $ 1340
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    Explore the Pyramids of Giza, the only surviving of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, then visit the magnificent Egyptian Museum that houses some of the world's best-preserved mummies.

  • $ 1420
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    Enjoy the sights of Egypt in Cairo, on the Nile, and on the magnificent Red Sea coast. In Cairo, see the pyramids of Giza, and the Egyptian museum, travel to Luxor to enjoy this open-air museum that contains many of the most important attractions. End your trip by relaxing on the beach in Sharm El Sheikh and visiting St. Catherine's Monastery.

  • $ 1305
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    What a beautiful vacation package we provide, taking you to the top locations in Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan, then to Hurghada.

  • $ 1385
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    Walk inside the famous Pyramids of Giza; Discover the oldest pyramid ever discovered when you visit Saqqara and then fly to Aswan for your luxury cruise.

  • $ 440
    Siwa Oasis

    Spend 5 days on a different trip to the wonderful Siwa Oasis to live an amazing adventure that you will never forget. Take advantage now!

Egypt is a place you have to experience in person. For many Black American travelers, it’s also a journey to the land of Kemet and Nubia, at the heart of African history. At Amon Ra Tours, we welcome Black American travelers and Black-led groups with expert Egyptologist guides, comfortable hotels, and private transport, all arranged for you.

A little preparation makes the trip smoother. Here are our 10 essential tips.

black groups of tourists in the pyramids of giza egyptCheck out our Best Travel 10 Tips to Egypt for Black Americans

1. Sort out your visa before you fly

US passport holders need a visa to enter Egypt. You can apply online through the official e-visa portal or buy one on arrival at the airport. Fees have changed recently and are currently around $30, so confirm the price and use only the official website. Your passport should be valid for at least six months from your entry date.

2. Get a local SIM or eSIM
Staying connected makes it easy to use maps, message your guide, and share photos with family. Ask us for help choosing a good option when you arrive.

3. Learn a few Arabic words
English is common in tourist areas, but a simple shukran (thank you) or salam alaykum (hello) always earns a smile.

4. Dress comfortably and modestly
Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country. Light, breathable clothing that covers shoulders and knees works well for temples, mosques, and local neighborhoods. Bring a hat, sunglasses, and comfortable walking shoes.

5. Drink bottled water and protect yourself from the sun
Summers are hot and dry, so drink plenty of bottled water. Sunscreen is important for every skin tone, and it’s smart to pack your favorite hair and skin-care products, since your exact brands may be hard to find.

6. Try the local food
Egyptian cuisine has something for everyone, including many vegetarian and vegan dishes. Tell us about any allergies or dietary needs before you travel and we’ll arrange your meals accordingly.

7. Carry some cash and plan for tips
Cards are accepted at hotels and larger venues, but small bills in Egyptian pounds are handy for markets, restrooms, and tips. Tipping is customary for guides, drivers, and hotel staff. Your guide can advise on fair amounts.

8. Enjoy the markets, and bargain with a smile
In bazaars like Khan El Khalili, prices are often negotiable. Ask the price, counter politely, and walk away if it doesn’t feel right. Bargaining is friendly, not rude.

9. Confirm prices and currency
Before you pay in a shop or restaurant, confirm the total and whether it’s in Egyptian pounds or US dollars. Your guide can help you avoid misunderstandings.

10. Expect different hours during Ramadan
Ramadan is expected around February to March 2027, with exact dates depending on the moon. Many restaurants and shops change their hours, and major sights remain open. We’ll plan your itinerary around it.

Travel with Amon Ra Tours
Whether you’re exploring history, culture, or the Red Sea coast, our tours are built around you. Join one of our ready-made itineraries or bring your own group, and we’ll tailor every detail to your dates and budget.

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