Egypt, Jordan & Israel Tours bring together some of the Middle East's most remarkable ancient civilizations, archaeological sites, desert landscapes, and religious landmarks. Our 11 to 17-day multi-country journeys include different combinations of Egypt, Jordan, and Israel, allowing travelers to choose between focused two-country itineraries and a more comprehensive three-country experience.

Depending on the selected tour, highlights may include Cairo and the Pyramids of Giza, a Nile Cruise, Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and other historic destinations across the region. Packages include carefully selected accommodation, local guides during sightseeing, transfers, transportation, and cross-border arrangements where specified in the itinerary.

Egypt, Jordan & Israel Tours at a Glance

Why Combine Egypt, Jordan & Israel?

These destinations offer three very different experiences within one regional journey. Egypt introduces the monumental world of the pharaohs, the Pyramids of Giza, ancient temples, and the Nile Valley. Jordan combines Petra's Nabataean heritage with Roman sites, biblical landmarks, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea, while Israel adds Jerusalem and other destinations associated with thousands of years of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic history.

Travelers do not need to visit all three countries to benefit from the combination. Some itineraries focus specifically on Jordan and Israel, while others combine Egypt and Jordan. The longest journey brings Egypt, Jordan, and Israel together within one comprehensive itinerary.

What Will You Experience in Each Country?

Egypt

Egypt itineraries begin with Cairo and the Pyramids of Giza, while longer programs can continue south to Luxor and Aswan.

Selected tours include a multi-night Nile Cruise, combining accommodation on board with visits to archaeological sites such as Karnak Temple, the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae. Depending on the itinerary, additional destinations can include Abu Simbel and Alexandria.

Jordan

Petra is the centerpiece of most Jordan itineraries, but the country offers considerably more. Selected journeys include Amman, Jerash, Madaba, Mount Nebo, the Dead Sea, and the desert landscapes of Wadi Rum.

The compact distances between Jordan's major destinations make it possible to combine archaeological sites, desert experiences, biblical heritage, and the Dead Sea within several days.

Israel

Israel-focused itineraries explore Jerusalem and, depending on the program, destinations such as Bethlehem, Nazareth, the Sea of Galilee, Masada, Caesarea, Haifa, and Akko.

This part of the journey adds another historical and cultural dimension, particularly for travelers interested in the religious heritage of the Holy Land.

Choosing the Right Multi-Country Itinerary

The 11-day Jordan & Israel journey is designed for travelers who want to concentrate on Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and the Holy Land without adding Egypt.

The 12-day itinerary combines Egypt with important Holy Land destinations, creating a different cultural and historical focus.

There are also two distinct 13-day Egypt and Jordan journeys. One travels from Egypt toward Jordan, combining the Nile with a more extensive Jordan program. The other begins in Jordan before continuing to Egypt, where additional time is devoted to the Nile Valley and other Egyptian highlights.

The 17-day Egypt, Jordan & Israel Grand Tour is the most comprehensive option, bringing all three countries together in one extended journey.

How Do You Travel Between the Countries?

Transportation depends on the countries included in the selected itinerary. Egypt and Jordan are generally connected by regional flights, while itineraries involving Jordan and Israel may use designated land border crossings.

Within Egypt, domestic flights, private transportation, and Nile Cruise services may be used. Jordan is primarily explored by road, while transportation in Israel depends on the destinations included.

Border procedures, transfer arrangements, and applicable crossing requirements can vary, so the exact logistics are coordinated according to the itinerary and current travel conditions.

Best Time to Travel

October through April generally provides the most comfortable overall conditions for multi-country journeys through Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. Cooler temperatures are particularly beneficial when exploring archaeological sites, Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, and Egypt's Nile Valley.

Spring and autumn offer a particularly good balance across the region. Summer travel remains possible but brings considerably higher temperatures in Egypt and Jordan, especially around Luxor, Aswan, Petra, Wadi Rum, and the Dead Sea.

Find the Right Egypt, Jordan & Israel Tour

Choose your itinerary according to the countries and experiences that matter most to you. The 11-day Jordan & Israel Tour concentrates on Petra and the Holy Land, while the 12-day Egypt & Holy Land journey combines major religious and archaeological destinations with Cairo.

For Egypt and Jordan, two different 13-day itineraries provide a genuine choice. Select the Egypt & Jordan Heritage Tour for a Cairo-to-Jordan journey with a broader Jordan experience, or the Jordan & Egypt Grand Tour for a Petra-to-Nile route with greater emphasis on Egypt.

Travelers who want to experience all three destinations can choose the 17-day Egypt, Jordan & Israel Grand Tour, combining the Nile Valley, Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and other regional highlights within one comprehensive journey.

For individual destinations and other regional combinations, explore our Egypt Tours, Jordan Tours, Israel Tours, or Turkey & Jordan Tours.