Frequently Asked Questions
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When is the best time to travel to Egypt?
The best time to visit Egypt is during between September and April. During this period, temperatures are generally mild and comfortable, even though 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.-
Discover some of EgyGo's popular itineraries:
Egypt Discovery Tour
Egypt Essential Tour
Egypt Grand Tour
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Is Egypt safe to visit
For many visitors to Egypt, safety is a big concern. Although the crime rate in the country is relatively low, it is advised to stay vigilant and keep an eye out for pickpockets and scammers. It is recommended to remain alert and take sensible safety measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable travel experience in Egypt.
One of the safest ways to travel to Egypt is through organised tours. For many visitors, this offers a sense of security and comfort, as tour operators often provide knowledgeable guides and reliable transportation. -
Do I need a Visa to enter Egypt?
The answer to this question varies depending on your country of origin. Most tourists need a visa to travel to Egypt. It is worth noting that visitors from Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Hong Kong, Bahrain, Macau, Kuwait, and Lebanon have a visa-free agreement with Egypt.
If you are eligible to apply for an e-visa, it is advisable to do so before your arrival in Egypt. The application process is straightforward - you will need to submit the required documents along with a valid passport. It allows for both single and multiple entries, with each option permitting stays of up to 30 consecutive days within the country. You can apply for an e-visa through Visa2Egypt. -
How to dress in Egypt?
There is no dress code in Egypt and there is no obligation to wear anything. However, 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, we recommend to wear comfortable clothing. Egypt can be hot and dusty, so it's important to wear lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen. Also, wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and exploring.
Remember to dress conservatively in religious sites: When visiting mosques, churches, synagogues or other religious sites, it's important to dress more conservatively. Women should wear clothing that covers their arms and legs as well as cover their hair, especially in mosques. -
What is the best way to see Egypt?
When it comes to experiencing Egypt, there are numerous options to take into account, and the decision ultimately depends on your personal preferences and interests. Whether you prefer to embark on a Nile cruise, partake in a desert safari tour or join walking tours of the temples and monuments, we are here to help you navigate this beautiful country.
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Contact us regarding your tour inquiries.
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What are the Covid restrictions?
All Covid restrictions have been lifted, allowing travellers of all nationalities to visit Egypt without any special health documents. However, keep in mind that new restrictions and bans may be introduced at short notice.
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Egypt's electricity - don't forget your adaptor!
Egypt's electricity operates on 220v 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 earth clips on the side. To ensure you're able to use your personal items, it's recommended to pack an adaptor.
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What is the timezone in Egypt?
Egypt follows the Eastern European Standard Time (EST) all year round and doesn't observe daylight saving time clock changes. You can calculate your timezone difference via Worldtimebuddy.
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