Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH)

The ideal season is from October to April, when the weather is mild and perfect for exploring both ancient sites and outdoor activities.

Most travelers require a tourist visa. It can often be obtained on arrival at Cairo International Airport or through an online e-visa application depending on nationality.

Yes. Tourist areas are well-secured, and millions of visitors enjoy Egypt every year. As with any destination, it’s best to travel with a trusted operator like Gate2Egypt and follow local guidance.

The official currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). ATMs are widely available, and most hotels and shops accept credit cards.

Light, breathable clothing is recommended. When visiting religious sites, modest dress is appreciated — shoulders and knees covered.

It’s recommended to drink bottled or filtered water. Hotels and restaurants usually provide safe drinking options.

Depending on your trip type:

Short stays (3–5 days): Cairo & Giza highlights.

One week: Add Luxor or Aswan.

10–15 days: A full journey including Nile Cruise, Red Sea, and cultural experiences.

Absolutely. With Gate2Egypt, every itinerary can be tailored — from luxury Nile cruises to private cultural tours.