Things to do in Egypt

Egypt is suitable for families; there’s interest for every age. Children will enjoy visiting the Pyramids, taking a camel ride in the desert or going swimming or diving in the Red Sea. More family fun activities include taking the family to an interactive museum in Cairo and cultural visits in Nubian villages.

Egypt Tours offers several transportation options: 

• Bus: You can find a wide variety of bus options that are overall budget-friendly, such as Go Bus.
• Taxis and ride-sharing: such as Uber & Careem, taxis require fare negotiation.
• Metro & Minibuses: The Cairo Metro is excellent, and local minibusses are reasonably priced.
• Luxury Private Transfers: Hotels or agencies will offer these for traveling comfort and convenience.
• Flights: When planning to travel relatively long distances that would take more time in optimum mode or when you want to travel in a hurry. 
• Trains: A comfortable mode of transportation through which one can easily travel from a city, for instance, Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan.
• Nile Cruises: A fascinating way of getting from Luxor to Aswan with sightseeing in marvelous temples and other attractions on the way.

Apart from visiting foremost landmarks, you can enjoy unique experiences like a felucca ride on the Nile, exploring the White Desert's surreal landscapes, camping under the stars in the Sinai Peninsula, or attending a traditional Nubian cultural performance in Aswan.
 

Egyptian souks, like Cairo's Khan El Khalili, are bustling gateways to the local way of life. There, shoppers navigate aisles of fabrics, jewelry, spices, and handicrafts while being enticed by the sound of "traditional" music and freshly brewed coffee.

When you take a trip to Egypt, you will observe that the Egyptians celebrate both local festivals like Sham El-Nessim and religious holidays like Eid al-Fitr and Ramadan. Family and community are central to Egyptian life, with daily traditions such as prayer and hospitality.
 

Siwa Oasis, Wadi El Rayan Waterfalls, Ras Mohamed National Park for scuba diving, and Mount Sinai for desert and historical attractions are some of Egypt's best-kept secrets.

Egypt has a diversified food culture that is part of the African, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern regions. Egypt’s agricultural background and the exchange over time are reflected in dishes like koshari, falafel, ful medames, and more dishes.
 

Of course, they can travel to Egypt alone or for business purposes. Egypt is relatively safe for women, most particularly for women who are traveling to tourist destinations. Tourists should follow accepted norms of behavior, dress conservatively, and avoid, for instance, using unsafe taxis or booking accommodation in unsafe hostels.

Yes, you can explore more than one city at a time in your Egypt trip, for instance, Cairo, Luxor, or Aswan, by joining tour groups or through self-organization with the use of domestic airlines and trains and even Nile cruisers. Taxis and Uber can be used for last-minute travel if one feels like exploring certain areas.