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Egypt

Egypt is a very safe country with fairly low crime rates. With us, your safety is 100% guaranteed

Keep in mind that Egypt is a Muslim country, so it's important to be respectful of the local culture and customs, and dress in a way that shows consideration for those around you.

In general, it is recommended to dress comfortably. Egypt can be hot and sandy, so it's important to wear lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen and also wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and exploring.

Remember to dress conservatively in religious sites like when visiting mosques, churches, synagogues or other religious sites. Women should wear clothing that covers their arms and legs as well as cover their hair, especially in mosques. Men should avoid wearing shorts.

Egypt's electricity operates on 220-240v and 50 Hz. It uses two European plug types: type C and F. Plug type C has two round pins, while plug type F includes two round pins with additional ground clips on the side. To ensure you're able to use your personal items, we recommend bringing an adaptor.

Egypt follows Eastern European Standard Time

The best time to visit Egypt is generally during September and April. During these months, the weather is generally mild and comfortable, while evenings can be cool. It's worth noting that the peak tourist season in Egypt is from December through January, which means that visitors should be prepared to see larger crowds during this time.

In tourist areas, all major credit cards, Euros, and US dollars are widely accepted. However, it’s nice to have a few Egyptian Pound notes and coins for tipping, minor purchases, and small shops. There are ATMs at banks throughout all the major tourism areas where you can withdrawal Egyptian Pounds. Any currency exchange can be taken care of at one of the many officially authorized kiosks at the airport.