It’s My Egypt brings together native Egyptologist scholars, unhurried Nile navigators, and architectural conservators to reveal the ancient world in its true, quiet light. It’s My Egypt brings together native Egyptologist scholars, unhurried Nile navigators, and architectural conservators to reveal the ancient world in its true, quiet light.

Entering through the secluded Southern Desert Gate at dawn allows our travelers to reach the plateau before public tour coaches crest the ridge. You witness the desert light strike Khafre's casing stones in absolute stillness, entirely circumventing mid-day Saharan heat, intense dust glare, and heavy crowd lines.

The Grand Gallery is tall and airy, but the ascending passage before it is about one meter high and requires a crouched climb of roughly 40 meters, with warm, humid air. Your Egyptologist briefs you beforehand, sets an unhurried pace, and can arrange an alternative visit to the Queen's pyramids if you prefer to stay outside.

Shoulders and knees should be covered for everyone, and women are asked to cover their hair inside the mosques. We bring a light scarf for each guest, shoes are removed at mosque entrances, and your guide times each visit around prayer hours so you can enter calmly.

You can reschedule free of charge up to 14 days before departure, and cancellations made 30 days or more ahead receive a full refund. Closer to the date we refund everything our partners return to us, and ministry permits can usually be moved to a new date rather than lost.

Yes. Every departure can be reserved for a single family or group, and we adapt the rhythm for children with shorter site visits, hands-on hieroglyph sessions, and rest breaks in shaded courtyards. Child seats, family suites, and a pediatric-trained escort can be arranged on request.