Things to know before booking your private or shared Luxor tour

• Private means exclusive transport: Your vehicle is reserved for your group, with a dedicated guide accompanying your sightseeing.
  
• Shared means group travel: You’ll travel with other guests while following the tour’s planned route and schedule.
  
• Hotel transfers are included: Both formats offer hotel pickup and drop-off, so you don't need to arrange separate transport.
  
• Check your itinerary: Private and shared options are available across West Bank, East Bank, and combined sightseeing experiences.
  
• Inclusions vary by option: Check the selected tour for details such as entry tickets, lunch, guide language, and any additional tomb access.

How to make the most of your Luxor private or shared tour

Book ahead during the busier October-to-April season, particularly if you want a private vehicle or a specific tour time. When choosing between formats, consider your group: private tours suit families, couples, and travelers who value personal attention, while shared tours work well for solo travelers and those looking for a lower-cost guided experience. Check your selected option for included entry tickets, lunch, guide language, and itinerary. Comfortable walking shoes, water, and sun protection are useful for either format, as archaeological sites involve walking across uneven surfaces.