Bring all personal prescriptions and essentials, including eyewear spares. Prescription refills are not always readily available in Egypt.

We recommend a small medical kit including:

• Basic first aid items (bandages, antiseptic, pain relievers)

• Diarrhea treatment (Pepto-Bismol, Imodium, electrolyte powders)

• Motion sickness tablets

• Insect repellent and anti-itch cream

• High SPF sunscreen, aloe vera lotion, wide-brim hat, sunglasses

• Hand sanitizer and baby wipes

💧 Please consider all tap water in Egypt as non-drinkable. Bottled water is provided for drinking and brushing teeth.

• No mandatory vaccinations required for entry.

• WHO guidelines recommend:
  

  • Avoiding raw or undercooked poultry and eggs

  • Avoiding animal markets or farms

  • Washing and sanitizing hands regularly

  • Seeking medical care if flu-like symptoms occur

• Currency: Egyptian Pound (E£). Notes: 5–200. Coins: 1 E£.

• Exchanges: Best rates via Egyptian ATMs—your guide can assist.

• Cards: Visa & Mastercard widely accepted; Apple Pay/contactless less common.

• Tipping: A long-standing custom in Egypt. To ensure seamless service, Amery Tours covers most gratuities.
  

  • The only exception is your Egyptologist guide. Based on service and satisfaction, tipping begins at $40 per person, per day.

• Peak Season (Oct–May): Cooler, most comfortable months for travel.

• Summer (Jun–Sep): Very hot, though typically dry.

• Winter (Dec–Feb): Mild, though northern Egypt can feel chilly at night.

• Power Supply: 220V AC (Type C, E & F plugs). Some rural areas may use 110V.

• Adapters: Bring suitable adapters for your devices.

• Internet: Strong coverage in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Alexandria & Dahab. Most luxury hotels include free Wi-Fi. Rural areas may have limited service.

• Phones: International roaming varies by provider. Local SIM cards can be arranged by your guide.

• Quick Info:
  

  • Time Zone: UTC +2

  • Country Code: +20

  • Emergencies: Police 122 | Tourist Police 126 | Ambulance 123 | Fire 125

For Women

• Modest attire is appreciated: below-knee skirts or pants, and sleeves to the elbow.

• No head covering required, but please dress respectfully in religious sites.

• Loose, breathable clothing is best for Egypt’s warm climate.

• Lighter colors show dust easily; darker fabrics are more practical.

For All Travelers

• Comfortable walking shoes are essential.

• A wide-brim hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are highly recommended.

We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering:

• Medical expenses abroad

• Trip cancellation or delays

• Baggage loss or damage

• Most travelers can obtain a visa upon arrival at Cairo International Airport (payment in US Dollars).

• Please confirm visa eligibility for your nationality before departure.

• Upon request, Amery Tours can arrange your visa fees and process in advance.

• Retain your entry stamp—it must be shown at departure.

• Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after your return date.

• Proof of onward travel (such as a return flight ticket) is required.

• Please ensure your passport name matches all travel documents.

• A copy of your passport is required for tour planning and government permissions.