7 Days Solo Woman Cairo and Hurghada Tour

Yes, everyone will feel free to move with a wheelchair around the attractions, the combination of Egyptian hospitality and ingenuity makes this country extremely accessible.

Golavita Travel offers you a wide range of services that you can enjoy during your Egypt wheelchair tours, we will let you enjoy all the best sites in Egypt by a professional tour guide with a highly equipped vehicle.

Yes, there are special slopes where wheelchair users can drive closer to the pyramids, and most of the accessible tours are accompanied by a guide who will also help to overcome the sandy surface. It does not matter that some of them are closed to visitors, such as inside the pyramids; the experience is fantastic nonetheless.
 

Most of the current generation of modern hotels provide services to these people and can be found in Cairo, Luxor, and even Sharm El-Sheikh, among others. While making the booking, don’t forget to ask for the accessibility of factors such as elevators, roll-in showers, and ramps, among others.

Definitely! Some travelers need wheelchairs and several cruiser companies have elevators, accessible cabins, and /or ramps. We provide transportation services for these attractions since they can be reached by road.

Private mobile vans with ramps or lifts are easier to manage than the other types of transport. Golavita Travel provides these services and it is wise to arrange for the transport in advance so as to avoid a lot of hassles.
 

Sure, if you have one, bring your portable ramp with you and wear good shoes—or protectors for your wheelchair. Our guide will show you the way and will be with you all the time.

The Egyptians are incredibly hospitable! A smile and a few words of Arabic, such as Shukran (thank you) or Salam Alaikum (hello/peace be in you), go a long way in establishing that bond. 

You should definitely taste Koshary! It is a mix of pasta, rice, lentils, chickpeas, and, of course, some tangy tomato sauce on top of crispy onions. Fills, satisfies, and fulfills for quick and cheap eating. 

Yes, in general, Egypt is safe for a single female traveler. Stay in well-lit areas at night, use good guiding services or tours, and dress modestly, particularly in rural or conservative areas. 

Desert safaris either in the White Desert or in Sinai. Recommended choices for a safe yet adventurous tour include the guided 4 x 4 tours as well as camel rides.

The White Desert is a surreal landscape where rocky formations of chalky white seem to have originated in a completely different world. This makes for an unforgettable camping experience, and it is way quieter compared to the usual places frequented by tourists.