Do respect the monuments archaeological sites are human heritage don’t touch scratch or sit on it.

Do dress correctly whilst there is no specific dress code in the cities, women will feel more comfortable if they do not wear shorts or have their shoulders uncovered. This is particularly relevant when visiting churches and mosques.

Do drink lots of water be sure to drink lots of water and apply sun cream.

Do have Egyptian money with you
Hotels and the main shops in tourist areas are likely to accept credit cards and foreign currencies, but smaller restaurants and stores are unlikely to, especially the further you go out into the desert and away from the tourist areas. Souk traders will expect cash.

Do buy souvenirs one of the joys of holidaying in a country as fascinating as Egypt is the variety of souvenirs you can buy to take home as a reminder of your stay. Beautiful souks and numerous Egyptian handcrafts reflect the culture of different destinations along the Nile such as blown glass rugs, perfumes, alabaster, basketware, textile and jewellery. However, do not attempt to take any antiquity.
This is strictly forbidden.

Don’t miss your camera otherwise you‘ll miss enjoyable memories with your loved ones.

Don’t go for desert excursions without experienced guide and good driver.

Don’t forget to check the time of Esna Lock during booking your Nile cruise

Don’t miss to attend one of the sound and light shows along the archaeological hot spots through the Nile.

Above all, do have a lovely time and don’t take long to return to Egypt!