Even for well-seasoned travellers, an independent trip to Egypt can be overwhelming, not to mention the safety risks that the country potentially poses. However, we understand that some people prefer to go it alone!Cached
Can you go to Egypt by yourself?
Is Egypt good for solo travel? For the solo traveller, Egypt offers an array of monuments and moments, all easily accessible for anyone adventuring alone. Sights can be lively with tourists all vying for a glimpse of the ancient relics and the capital's bazaars are often frenetic to navigate alone.
What is the best way to get around Egypt?
Egyptian public transport is, on the whole, pretty good. There is an efficient rail network linking the Nile Valley, Delta and Canal Zone, and elsewhere you can travel easily enough by bus or shared (service) taxi.
Can I tour Egypt on my own?
Do you need a guided tour in Egypt?
YOU WILL LEARN SO MUCH MORE ABOUT EGYPT'S HISTORY WITH A GUIDE. Most guides in Egypt are licensed Egyptologist, meaning they have gone through education in all aspects of ancient Egyptian history. Because of this, your guide will help you get the most out of your visit to every historical site.
Is Egypt safe for solo travelers?
Many visitors experience solo travel to Egypt every year and most trips are trouble-free. However, do check out the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (UK), the Department of State Travel Advisories (US) or your country's local government guidelines for the latest advice before traveling.
What is average cost of a tour of Egypt?
There are different prices for trips to Egypt depending on the number of days, tour type either luxury or budget, and the number of travelers. The cost of budget Egypt tours can start from $470 up to $1770 maximum and the luxury trips to Egypt can start from $1230 up to a maximum of $2500.
How safe is Egypt to travel right now?
Should you travel to Egypt right now? Trips throughout primary tourist regions of Egypt are continuing to operate as usual. The country's alert level from the State Department also hasn't changed since July 13, and remains at a “Level 3: Reconsider Travel.”