The best times to visit Egypt are during the fall (September to November) and spring (March to May) for pleasant weather.

Yes, most tourists need a visa to enter Egypt. You can obtain one before your trip, but for most you can get it on arrival at the airport.

Yes, our representatives will be there to welcome you at the airport and assist with any airport-related concerns.

Egypt is generally safe for tourists, and we work closely with tourism police to ensure your safety.

Yes, you can enjoy swimming in the Nile River at designated safe locations.

Tourism police ensure the safety of tourists and help with any concerns you may have during your visit.

Driving in Cairo can be challenging due to traffic and local driving habits. We recommend using local transportation or guided tours.

A typical trip to Egypt is around 7-10 days to explore major attractions and historical sites.

Egypt is a conservative country, but we can offer LGBTQ-friendly recommendations and advice for a respectful visit.

We offer budget-friendly travel options and can help you plan an affordable trip without compromising on experiences.

It’s highly recommended to have travel insurance to cover unexpected events such as medical emergencies and trip cancellations.

Yes, we offer tailored packages for honeymooners to make your trip to Egypt extra special.

Contact our team immediately, and we will assist you in finding medical help and ensuring a comfortable recovery.

We recommend drinking bottled water and sticking to reputable restaurants to minimize the risk. Contact us if you need assistance.

Yes, our packages often include knowledgeable local guides to enhance your experience.

Expect a delicious blend of flavors, with dishes like kebabs, falafel, and Egyptian street food specialties to try.

Street food can be safe if it’s from reputable vendors. We can recommend trusted spots for a culinary adventure.

You can easily find pharmacies in Egypt, and our team can help you locate one for any specific needs.

The local currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP), and you can exchange money at banks, hotels, or currency exchange offices.

Yes, being culturally sensitive is important. Learn about local customs and show respect for traditions and religious sites.