Yes, you can visit St. Catherine’s Monastery and climb Mount Sinai—both are popular and highly rewarding experiences in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula.
The Red Sea is world-famous for its incredible range of water activities—ideal for adventure-seekers, families, and everyone in between.
Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada are both excellent family-friendly destinations on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, but each has its own strengths
Egypt’s Red Sea is a world-renowned diving paradise, offering vibrant coral reefs, abundant marine life, and famous wrecks
Many of Egypt’s top museums in Cairo and Giza are wheelchair accessible, with modern amenities to make visits comfortable and inclusive.
Yes, audio guides are available at Egypt’s major museums, especially the newest and most visited sites
Most Egyptian museums allow non-flash photography for personal use in public galleries, but restrictions apply in some rooms and for professional equipment. Always check signs and ask staff to stay in compliance with current museum rules.
The Grand Egyptian Museum is Egypt’s flagship, offering the most significant treasures in a modern setting next to the pyramids. The Egyptian Museum in Cairo is historically important, while regional museums give a more focused, intimate experience. For a first-time comprehensive experience, GEM is the top recommendation.
The Grand Egyptian Museum’s typical opening hours are:
Sunday to Thursday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
(last ticket purchase: 4:00 PM)
Friday and Saturday: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM
(last ticket purchase: 7:30 PM)
Hot air balloon rides over Luxor are safe when booked with established companies and deliver a magical, unforgettable view of ancient Egypt. For adventure-lovers and photographers, they’re “worth it”—just check recent reviews and follow safety advice for peace of mind.