Travel Guides: Egypt

Travel Guides: Egypt

Below we cover a wide range of topics which are often asked by visitors and tourists to Egypt and especially to areas such as Luxor, Cairo and Sharm el Sheikh.

Hiring a car in Egypt

If you are not used to driving in Egypt, you might find the experience either the most stressful thing you have ever tried, or a wonderful chance to experience Egyptian culture - from behind a wheel.

Travel Guides

A decent travel guides can save you far more than the cost of the book itself. Learn about the best travel books on Egypt.

Climate and when to Travel

The heat and climate is something you certainly might want to factor in when deciding what month to travel to Egypt. August can for example be stifling hot and also you might want to avoid the rainy season. More on the weather in Egypt.

Teaching English in Egypt

Teaching English is a wonderful way to travel around the world and to have the chance to immerse oneself in the local culture of a given country. The good news is that there are plenty of TEFL jobs in Egypt for those looking to teach English in cities such as Cairo and Luxor.

Travel Insurance

Taking out an appropriate travel insurance plan for Egypt is vital if you want to ensure you are covered properly.

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