Private Egypt tours for gay and lesbian couples, friends and solo LGBTQ+ travellers, with your own Egyptologist guide, car and driver. A 4-day Cairo trip starts at $400 and 9 days with a Nile cruise and the Red Sea at $1,860 per person. We are open with you about the law and local attitudes, so you can travel relaxed.
Yes, LGBTQ+ travellers visit Egypt every year, but this is a conservative country and discretion matters. Same-sex relationships are not explicitly illegal, yet the authorities have prosecuted LGBTQ+ people under broad “debauchery” laws, and there is little public acceptance of same-sex couples. Visitors who keep their private life private, travel with a trusted guide and avoid dating apps can enjoy the trip like anyone else.
Source: UK Foreign Office travel advice for Egypt.
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Attarious and his team adjust hotels, room type, pace and sights until it feels right.
Your guide and driver meet you at the airport and stay with you for every touring day.
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Egypt is safe for most visitors, but it is a conservative country. Same-sex couples who stay discreet in public, travel with a private guide and avoid dating apps rarely draw attention. Public displays of affection are frowned on for every couple.
Same-sex relationships are not explicitly criminalised, but the authorities have prosecuted LGBTQ+ people under broad debauchery laws. Discretion in public and online is the safest approach.
Yes. We book one room for two adult guests with the bed type you choose. Friends and relatives commonly share rooms in Egypt, so it is a normal booking.
Hand-holding between two men is common in Egypt and is usually seen as friendship, but kissing or other affection in public is best kept for private spaces, as it is for all couples.
Yes. Our Egyptologist guides are professional and respectful with every guest, and they will never ask about your private life.
Yes. Both tours on this page are starting points. Tell us your dates and interests and we will plan a fully private trip, including a private dahabiya on the Nile.
