Egypt Short Breaks

• Most visitors require a visa to enter Egypt, so please check the specific requirements for your nationality.
• Visas are generally easy to obtain, whether by applying for a visa on arrival at major airports or by applying for an e-Visa beforehand.
• The e-Visa is convenient and can speed up entry.
• Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your entry date.

• Consult your doctor or a travel clinic before your trip.
• Ensure all routine vaccinations are current.
• Avoid tap water (including ice) and be cautious with raw, unpeeled fruits and vegetables. Stick to bottled water for drinking and brushing your teeth.
• Pack a traveler's diarrhea remedy as it can be common.
• Take precautions against mosquito bites in relevant areas to prevent illnesses like malaria.

• Consult your doctor or a travel clinic before your trip.
• Commonly Recommended: Hepatitis A & B, and Typhoid
• Ensure Routine Vaccinations are Up-to-Date: This includes influenza, chickenpox, polio, MMR, and DTP.

While all of Egypt is incredible, some places truly stand out:

• Hurghada: Experience the breathtaking Red Sea.
• Cairo:

• The iconic Giza Pyramids and Great Sphinx.
• The vast collections of the Egyptian Museum.

The historic Khan el Khalili Bazaar.

• Luxor:

• The ancient tombs of the Valley of the Kings.
• The grand Karnak Temple Complex.
• The unique Hatshepsut Temple.

• Aswan:

• The monumental Abu Simbel Temples.
• The beautiful Philae Temple.
• The intriguing Unfinished Obelisk.

• Alexandria:

• The historic Citadel of Qaitbay.
• The towering Pompey's Pillar.
• The modern Library of Alexandria.

• Rules vary by location.
• Some temples and museums allow photos without flash, and others prohibit all photography.
• Always ask your guide during your tour for specific rules.
• Know that these rules help protect Egypt's ancient monuments.