FAQs

Your trip is completely taken care of and includes everything you need to explore Egypt and Jordan. From entry visas to private, knowledgeable tour guides, comfortable transportation, accommodations, airport assistance, specified meals, and more, you won’t have to worry about a thing. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a hassle-free journey with our all-inclusive package.

To book your trip, simply head over to our Contact Us page and fill in the form with your basic trip preferences. After you submit the form, we’ll be in touch with you to ask for more specific details and preferences. Once we have all the necessary information, our team will craft a custom tour itinerary tailored to your needs. We’ll send you the itinerary for your approval, and upon your satisfaction, you can confirm and book your reservation. It’s that easy!

Osiris Tours only provides private guided tours. This means that your tour guide will be exclusively dedicated to you and whoever is traveling with you. So, you won’t have to share the tour with any strangers.

Of course! We offer the flexibility to customize any of our tours at no additional charge. Whether you prefer to modify an existing itinerary or create a brand new one from scratch, we’ve got you covered.

We provide private guided tours for our customers’ convenience. This means you can choose the day you want to leave based on your own schedule. We understand that everyone has their own commitments to manage, so we want to make sure you have the flexibility to select a departure date that works best for you.

The tour price does not cover the cost of flights to and from the starting and ending points, travel insurance, beverages, tipping, laundry, and other personal expenses, unless otherwise stated.

To book your reservation, you can secure it by paying a 30% deposit upfront. You will need to pay the remaining 70% 90 days before your departure date. However, if you book within 90 days of your departure date, you will need to pay the total amount upfront.

The cancellation terms are based on how close to the departure date you cancel your reservation:
– If you cancel 90 days or more before departure, you will lose your deposit.
– If you cancel between 60 and 89 days before – departure, you will incur a 50% loss.
– If you cancel between 30 and 59 days before departure, you will incur a 70% loss.
– If you cancel 29 days or less before departure, you will incur a 100% loss.

It’s always a good idea to have travel insurance to be on the safe side. This will help you cope with situations such as trip cancellations, medical emergencies, and other unexpected events that could arise during your trip. It’s important to be prepared for the unexpected, and travel insurance can give you that peace of mind.

Upon booking, we will confirm the availability of the requested service. In some cases, we offer substitutions during busy seasons or for last-minute bookings made within 90 days. Please note that availability can only be guaranteed once the booking has been confirmed.

Unless specified otherwise in the itinerary, the airfare to and from the start point is not included in the trip.

Osiris Tours can help you arrange airfare to and from the starting and ending points of your tour. However, please note that the cost of airfare is not included in the listed tour price and will be an additional expense.

As an American or Canadian citizen, you’ll need a valid passport if you’re planning to travel to Egypt. Your passport should be valid for at least six months after the date you plan to return.

If your name varies between documents, it is important to inform us right away. Any inconsistency in your name across different documents could cause confusion and unnecessary delays. So, please let us know as soon as possible if you notice any discrepancy, and we will work with you to resolve the issue.

Yes, you will require a visa, but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. If you book with us, we’ll take care of obtaining the visa for you if you qualify for a visa upon arrival. This means you can avoid waiting in long lines at Cairo airport and start enjoying your trip right away. Please note if you do not qualify for a visa upon arrival, you must obtain the visa from an Egyptian embassy overseas prior to your arrival. However, if you have an American passport, you will be able to obtain the visa upon arrival, and we will take care of it for you.

When you arrive at Cairo Airport, simply keep an eye out for a friendly representative from Osiris Tours. They will hold a sign with your name and be ready to assist you with transfers and coordinate your initial tours. They are there to ensure that your trip gets off to a great start, so don’t hesitate to approach them for help.

If you need to modify your itinerary, we’re happy to help! However, please note that changes are based on availability and may involve additional fees. If you require assistance, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our customer service team.

You can put your mind at ease knowing that our team is ready to provide both local and international assistance in case of any unforeseen circumstances or emergencies that may arise during your trip. We’ve got your back, and you can count on us to help you navigate any unexpected situations that may come your way.

If you’re thinking of visiting Egypt, it’s worth noting that the best time to go is during the cooler months, from December through to February. However, it’s important to be mindful of the hot and dusty weather conditions that can arise in April. So, plan your trip accordingly, and enjoy your visit with us to this awe-inspiring destination.

We don’t include tips and gratuities for guides, drivers, and staff, but it’s entirely up to you if you want to tip. It’s based on the quality of service provided. Our team can guide you if you need help deciding on the amount. Before your trip departs, we will provide tipping guidelines to help you decide appropriate tip amounts for the services rendered.

The prices listed are for each person based on double occupancy. If you’re traveling alone, we can still make arrangements for you. Please be aware that a single supplement may apply.

Living standards at the destination might differ from those in North America regarding utilities, services, and accommodation. It’s crucial to keep in mind that there could be a difference in the quality of life in these areas.

When traveling to Egypt or Jordan, you’ll need North American device adapters to charge your devices as they use 220V AC power. However, some areas may have 110V AC. The outlets require either Type C Europlugs or Type E and F Schuko plugs, so make sure to bring the appropriate adapters.

In Egypt, internet connectivity is available in most major cities through internet cafes. Hotels may also offer WiFi access at different rates, so it’s best to confirm availability with individual establishments.

For women, it’s best to choose modest, lightweight, and loose-fitting outfits covering the legs below the knee. Avoid wearing tight or short clothing and instead opt for comfortable attire that suits the weather.

When planning a trip to Egypt and Jordan, you may wonder about necessary vaccinations. Fortunately, there are no specific vaccinations required for travel to these countries. So you can focus on enjoying your travels without worrying about any mandatory vaccinations.

If you’re planning on traveling, it’s always a good idea to bring any necessary medications along with a medical kit. Additionally, we advise using bottled water throughout your trip to Egypt.

A medical needs checklist should cover all the essentials for maintaining good health while traveling. This includes basic first aid supplies, common medications, medicine for stomach pain in case of food allergy or issues caused by different food preparation methods, sunscreen, insect repellent, and any other necessary items for well-being. Making sure to include these items in your checklist will help you be prepared for any unexpected health concerns during your trip.

In Egypt, the official currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP), while the Jordanian Dinar (JOD) is used in Jordan. You can use major credit cards to make payments, though checking with your bank is recommended to ensure compatibility with local card machines.

Tipping drivers, guides, and other staff members who provide you with quality service is always a good practice. To help you decide on the appropriate amount, we’ve put together a range of suggested gratuities for various service providers. This way, you can express gratitude and appreciation for their hard work and dedication without worrying about the amount.

Our tours are suitable for people of all ages, so there are no minimum age requirements.