There isn’t a specific dress code for Nile Cruising, but you maybe want a hat to avoid sunburn. Light clothes and colorful skirts will be excellent fit to the Nile scenery for the women. Sunglasses are also a nice choice. Just make sure that you wear comfortable clothes because Nile Cruising are usually long. As for men, pants and cotton t shirts are the best if you are asking for recommendations.

Traveling from Cairo to Luxor by Nile Cruiser is the most elegant way to travel. But unfortunately, it’s not operating after the coronavirus pandemic. We are still waiting for further updates from Egypt Tourism Authorities.

It was usually running for 10-Nights cruising trip and was started back in the early days of Egypt tourism when European travellers first toured the nation by boat.

Now The Best way is to take the train or flight from Cairo to Luxor or Aswan to start your Nile Cruise trip. Most of Nile Cruise’s sailing schedule is either 3-Nights or 4-Nights from Luxor to Aswan or Vise-versa.

Abu Simbel is accessible from dawn to sunset. Abu Simbel can be reached in two different ways; First There is a three-hour drive to and from the venue by car from Aswan.

Second, Abu Simbel trip by air A 30-minute domestic flight from Aswan; ususally if it is not always through Egyptair airline. A visit to the temples will take approximately two hours to complete. Or you can stay overnight in Abu Simbel if you want to see the temples for more than 2 hours. Simple but elegant Nubian hotels are available for accommodation.

If you are aboard of Nile cruise starting from Luxor for 4-nights/ 5-Days, you will arrive Aswan on day 4 and the next morning you can fly or take a ride to Abu Simbel. While if your cruise starting from Aswan for 3-nights/4-days, we recommend you to take an extra hotel night in Aswan to be able to visit Abu Simbel.

Train stations may be found at Kom Ombo and Edfu respectively Aswan-Luxor Main Highway runs parallel to Kom Ombo Railway Station, which is around 2 to 2.5 kilometres from the temple. Station to temple is easily accessible on foot. Nile cruises aren’t necessary, however you may need to take a little boat journey to cross the Nile.

No, but since most of the packages are time limited we care the most to show our tourists the places that stands out not just any touristic places, but Egypt is full of very nice scenery and touristic sites. Fayoum has many touristic sites that are rarely presented in the packages.

Such as Wadi El Rayan, Pyramid of Senusret II, Qasr Qaroun, Temple Pyramid of Amenemhat III at Hawara, and many others. Places in cairo that are not really mentioned a lot are Aisha Fahmy Palace and Baroon Palace. A range of activities, places to explore, and distinctive sights are available in the Siwa Oasis region and the other 4 Oases.

No, please note that filming inside of many museums, monuments and graveyards is not allowed. Photographing public buildings, military items, and police stations is illegal. Photography and filming are permitted in all open, outdoor historic locations.

In some regions, you may need to acquire a ticket to use cameras or video equipment.
Your photography or video equipment may be prohibited at various museums and graves.

Consider asking your guide for assistance before attempting to address the situation since it varies from a place to another, but don’t worry a good percentage of places doesn’t prohibit taking pictures.

Yes, you can. Some modest inclines, but for the most part, a single speed will bring you to most of the locations on the West Bank. Due to the greater elevation, visiting the valley of the King may be more difficult and challenging. It is not impossible if you are used to riding bikes.

Yes, indeed. Luxor-Cairo bus routes are operated by a number of different bus companies. Overnight services account for a large portion of the total. This route is mostly serviced by Go Bus, Super Jet, and Upper Egypt Travel. Go Bus Cairo leaves from a centrally placed office, right off Tahrir Square. Cairo Gateway Bus Station, which is situated in the city center, is where Super Jet and Upper Egypt Travel buses depart.

Cairo-Luxor/Aswan Deluxe Sleeper Train: Privately-operated, with its own reservation process The website wataniasleepingtrains.com/ticket/index.html allows you to purchase tickets online for the event. You can board the train with a ticket that you have printed yourself.

The majority of hotels and cruise lines offer safety deposit boxes available to guests, some of which are located in the room or cabin and some in other places. So, it is advisable to ask at the front desk, you may get instructions on how to use them, or have your valuables safely stored until you need them.

The answer is yes, you can drink alcoholic beverages in Egypt. It’s not everywhere, but it’s there. We don’t recommend it, however, because it would be highly respectful to the views of the majority of Egyptians if you avoided it while your stay in the country. Drinking alcohol in public places is illegal. Note that.

This depends on the purpose of your trip and is determined by the Arab Republic of Egypt and its Visa Regulations. Visa types and fees It costs 25 dollars for a single entry tourist visa. The cost of a tourist visa with multiple entries is $60.

Application for the Egypt e-Visa should be made at least seven days before your intended departure date. Fill out the visa booking form by searching for the e-visa website on any browser that you are familiar with. After 7 days, you will be receiving your own visa.

‘Backshish’ is the term used to describe tipping throughout Asia and the Middle East. Leaving a 10–5–15 percent gratuity at a restaurant or cafe is typical, although street sellers and marketplaces take loose change as payment for their services.

You must obtain a PCR-negative certificate from a licensed medical professional 72 hours before your departure date. A vaccination certificate can be used to evade this requirement.

In addition to AstraZeneca, Janssen and Pfizer vaccines that may be used. These include Sputnik V, Sinovac, and BioNTech. At the airport, do not forget to bring your supporting documents along with you. A 14-day quarantine is required for anyone who test positive for COVID-19 in Egypt.