Luxor when the sites open, or when they close.
The same stones, two different journeys. We set the day on the hours when the light and the quiet work for you.
Ground we know
Egypt.The ground held on site.
We have a team in Cairo.
This is not one more cruise.
It is a country read hour by hour.
Egypt is not visited, it is composed.
The hour matters more than the list.
One bank held is worth more than three cruises.
Intention first. Pace next. Place last.
A private traveller, a business, a travel house: the brief changes. The method does not.
Private
A considered order, not a dense list.
A couple, a family, a small circle.
Sites at opening or at closing, never at noon.
The Nile under sail. The West Bank read by an Egyptologist.
Not three cruises. Not everyone else’s programme.
Business
Work in the morning. The river afterwards.
A board, a seminar, a team to bring together.
On board, or in a hotel we have tested.
The temples after work, not before.
A team on site. One contact in Geneva.
Travel house
You keep the client. We are on site.
Your brand in front. Always.
You keep the relationship.
We do not replace your local partner. We complement.
Inspections, addresses seen, the unexpected: our team in Cairo.
A relay when the high season tightens.
We prescribe, or we decline, before we promise.
One possible stay.
Not an offer. A pace to picture yourself in.
Eight to eleven days. One bank, not three cruises.
Cairo first: Giza as the site has just opened.
Then Luxor, the West Bank, and a few days on the Nile, under sail.
Early mornings, open afternoons. We decline the rest.
Who this is for.
Yes
A considered order rather than a list.
Early mornings, for the light and the quiet.
A business that wants to work, then see.
A travel house that wants a team on site, not a competitor.
No
Seeing everything in the middle of the day, at the same pace everywhere.
The cruise ship and its timetable.
Summer at its hottest, without having chosen it.
What we have seen on the ground.
The Nile under sail rather than on a cruise ship.
A small sailing boat moors where the big ones cannot. The days stay open. It is slower, and that is the point.
Private dahabiya, Luxor to Aswan
The West Bank, read by an Egyptologist.
Without a reading, the tombs all look alike. With the right person and the right hours, it is the part of the journey you remember.
What we can put together.No catalogue. From your brief.
Private
Eight to twelve days, depending on the profile. One line: Upper Egypt and the Nile. An Egyptologist for the West Bank. October to April, preferably. Family or couple, the thread changes.
Business
Three days or a week. A seminar on board or at the hotel. Work in the morning, the sites afterwards. An evening that holds. The size of the group read before the place.
Travel house
The same journey, under your name. Inspections, addresses seen, a relay in high season, the unexpected. You keep the relationship. We hold the execution, on site.
What we decline.
Three cruises in the same journey.
Karnak at noon, out of habit.
The list of must-sees.
Availability promised before it has been checked.
The Red Sea, only if the brief calls for it.
Hurghada or the coast as an extension of the Nile, not an all-inclusive catalogue stay. We prescribe if we have seen the addresses. Otherwise we decline.
Talk about a Nile and Red Sea threadQuestions
Do you design tailor-made journeys to Egypt from Geneva?
Yes. We start from your brief (who is travelling, when, what the journey should make possible), then we compose the thread: the Nile under sail, a dahabiya if it is justified, the Red Sea only if the brief calls for it. Not three cruises. If the pace does not hold, we cut or we decline.
Do you organise journeys to Egypt for travellers from Switzerland, the UK, the US and internationally?
Yes. Design is led from Geneva, in English and French, and execution on site is held by our Giza office, Let’s Go by ADN. We work with travellers from Switzerland (Geneva, Lausanne), France (Paris, Lyon), Belgium, Luxembourg, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States, in person in Geneva or by video call, with departures from Geneva, Zurich, Paris, Lyon, Brussels, Montreal or London.
Who holds the ground in Egypt?
Our own office in Giza, Let’s Go by ADN (Let’s Go Travel, licence no. 1996, IATA 90264064), directed by Raphaël Genecand. Over 3,000 inspected properties across our grounds, hotels, boats and tables seen by the ADN team before being proposed.
A private dahabiya from Luxor to Aswan: do you arrange it?
Yes, when the Nile under sail is the right register, not a cruise ship. See our page Private dahabiya, Luxor to Aswan. Often eight to eleven days in all; the exact thread appears in the written proposal.
White-label for agencies?
Yes, under your brand. You keep the client; we hold the execution with Let’s Go by ADN. Files go through the Pro Space.
Do you offer Red Sea stays as an extension of a journey to Egypt?
Yes. We arrange Red Sea stays in personally inspected addresses in El Gouna, Soma Bay and the Hurghada area, at the end of the itinerary after Cairo and a sail on the Nile from Luxor to Aswan, with private transfers or domestic flights coordinated by our Let’s Go by ADN office in Cairo.
How we shape it with you.Four stages. The same for everyone.
01
You write to us.Who is travelling, when, how many, and what the journey should change. A few lines are enough.
02
We ask the questions.The pace, what matters, what tires you. Before any proposal.
03
We design, then refine.A thread built around places we have seen. Refined with you until it feels right.
04
We see it through.From arrival to return, one contact. Available during your stay, and afterwards.
Private traveller, business or travel house: the same path. Only the roles change.
This is not an offer to book.
It is ground we know. We design it with you. Or we decline.