Multi Country Tours 2026

The case for a multi-country tour is simple: the flights to this part of the world are the expensive part, so adding a second country to the same trip costs far less than coming back for it separately. Our itineraries pair Egypt with Jordan, Dubai, or Morocco, and the combination you choose changes the character of the trip more than the length does.

Egypt and Jordan is the most natural pairing historically: the pyramids and the Nile followed by Petra and the desert landscapes of Wadi Rum, two ancient civilisations within a short flight of each other. A 10-day itinerary covers both without rushing. Egypt and Dubai works on contrast instead, five thousand years of history followed by a modern Gulf city, and it comes in two lengths: an 8-day version that keeps things tight, or a 12-day version with more time in each. Egypt and Morocco is the longest of the pairings at 15 days, linking pharaonic Egypt with the medinas and imperial cities of North Africa, two very different Arab worlds in one trip.

For travellers who want all of it, a 15-day Egypt, Jordan, and Dubai itinerary covers three countries in one run, which suits a once-in-a-lifetime trip more than a first visit to the region. Two countries over eight to twelve days is the more common choice, since three countries in two weeks means a fair amount of the trip spent in transit between them.

Every multi-country tour is privately guided, with connecting flights between countries, airport transfers, and hotels arranged as one booking rather than several. Prices start from around $963 per person for the shortest Egypt and Dubai itinerary and rise with the number of countries and nights involved. If the combination or the timing you want isn't on the list, a tailor-made multi-country tour can be built around exactly which countries you want to include.