We offer wheelchair accessible vehicles equipped with lifts to ensure safe and easy boarding for all our guests. These vehicles are available for airport transfers, city transportation, rentals, and guided tours, providing flexibility and comfort for travelers with mobility needs. Our drivers are experienced in assisting passengers, and each vehicle is designed to accommodate wheelchairs securely. Whether you need accessible transportation for a day tour or extended travel, we make getting around Egypt convenient and barrier-free.
Yes, we offer specialized accessible tours designed for travelers with mobility challenges. Our itineraries include wheelchair-friendly routes, accessible transportation, and adapted site visits to famous attractions like the Pyramids, temples, and museums. Trained guides and staff are always on hand to assist, ensuring all guests enjoy a comfortable, safe, and inclusive experience. We personalize every tour to meet your specific needs and preferences, so you can explore Egypt with complete confidence.
We work with a selection of hotels in Egypt that offer outstanding accessible facilities for guests with disabilities. Many international and local hotels provide step-free entrances, wheelchair-friendly rooms, roll-in showers, elevators, and accessible public areas. Top choices include well-known brands like Hilton, Marriott, InterContinental, and Steigenberger, as well as select resorts in Cairo, Alexandria, Luxor, and the Red Sea. Let us know your requirements, and we’ll recommend or book the best accessible accommodation to ensure a comfortable and stress-free stay.
We provide a range of accessibility services to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable trip. These include accessible transportation with wheelchair lifts, guided tours with personalized assistance, step-free routes, and coordination with accessible hotels. Our team can arrange mobility aids, airport assistance, and special equipment upon request. With our dedicated support, travelers with disabilities can explore Egypt safely and with confidence.
Many of Egypt’s top monuments—such as the Pyramids of Giza, Egyptian Museum, Karnak Temple, and select sites in Luxor and Aswan—now feature improved wheelchair access, including ramps and step-free paths. While some ancient sites may have uneven ground or limited accessibility, our team always plans visits using the most accessible routes and offers help where needed. We prioritize comfort and safety, ensuring all guests can experience Egypt’s wonders as fully as possible.
No, drones are generally not allowed for personal use in Egypt. Strict regulations require special permits, and bringing a drone into the country without approval may result in confiscation or fines. Only approved commercial or scientific projects may receive permits. For aerial photography, check with authorities and your tour operator in advance. Our team can advise about the latest regulations and alternatives for capturing scenic views.
Golden hour—the period just after sunrise and before sunset—offers the best light for stunning photos in Egypt. This usually occurs about an hour after sunrise (around 6:30–7:30 am) and an hour before sunset (about 5:00–6:00 pm, seasonally adjusted). Plan visits to the pyramids, temples, and the Nile at these times for warm, soft light and dramatic scenes. Our team can recommend specific sites and the perfect timing for memorable golden hour shots.
Egypt’s must-visit photography spots include:
The pyramids and Sphinx at Giza
Temples of Luxor and Karnak
Valley of the Kings and Abu Simbel monuments
The Nile River banks and felucca rides
Mount Sinai at sunrise
Desert landscapes and Siwa Oasis
Alexandria’s Mediterranean coast
Red Sea beaches and coral reefs
Our team can guide you to the most spectacular locations and offer tips for memorable shots throughout your trip.
Professional photography, especially with large equipment or for commercial purposes, often requires special permits at historical sites, museums, or inside tombs. Drone use is strictly regulated and generally not allowed. For personal use (camera, phone), you are free to photograph most outdoor locations, but always check local rules—some areas restrict photography. Our team can advise about needed permits and assist with arrangements for official shoots during your trip.
Photography is allowed outdoors at most monuments, but restrictions apply inside temples, tombs, and museums—often no flash or tripods, and sometimes no photos at all. Some locations charge a fee for cameras. Commercial shoots and drones require advance permits. Always respect signs and staff instructions, and be mindful of other visitors. Our team provides up-to-date information and assistance for responsible photography on your trip.