Sea Trips

We don’t require prepayment for group tours; payment is made on the bus or during the tour. Only private tours or those involving flight tickets may need advance payment. You can pay in cash (USD or EUR), or we can arrange other payment methods if needed.

Egypt has strict tourism regulations, requiring daily permits from the police and military for tours. For certain tours, like marine or private ones, we may need your passport details or voucher photos to secure permits. For most other excursions, permits are based on the number of participants, with no passport info required.

Some hotel guides may claim that insurance doesn’t cover third-party tour organizers, but this is false. Your travel insurance is valid throughout Egypt, including with any tour company. Additionally, all transport (like buses or boats) must be fully insured to operate, and organizers are responsible for passenger coverage. Strict regulations and permits are required for every tour in Egypt.

We remind you to check your belongings when leaving the bus or boat at the end of the tour. If something is lost, it can be hard to recover, as vehicles often leave for cleaning right after. While we’ll do our best to help, we can’t guarantee the item will be returned. Please be cautious!

We offer flexible cancellation policies, typically up to 24–48 hours before the tour. Check individual tour pages for specific terms.

We recommend sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, swimwear (for water activities), and comfortable shoes. Equipment is often provided—check tour details.

Visit the Giza pyramids and see the Great Sphinx. Go snorkeling or diving in the Red Sea. Admire the sunrise on Mount Moses. Go to the Valley of the Kings in Luxor and visit Karnak. Get to know the culture and traditions of the Bedouins. Try the national cuisine. Ride quad bikes in the desert. Swim with dolphins in crystal clear water. Go on a cruise on the Nile. Visit local markets.

For a comfortable week-long vacation in Egypt, excluding accommodation, it is enough to take $250 per person. The cheapest excursions cost from $5, lunch and dinner from $10, souvenirs from $1. If you have paid for accommodation and meals, then for a week you need to take with you at least $200 per person.

Bring Euros or US Dollars to exchange, and use Egyptian Pounds (EGP) for daily spending. Credit cards work in many places, but carry cash for local use.

Certain items may be restricted for export or may violate laws and international agreements. In Egypt, it is advised not to purchase antiques or souvenirs made from protected species of animals or plants. Additionally, buying food and alcohol from street vendors is not recommended due to safety concerns.

Yes, we provide reliable airport transfers to and from various destinations including Hurghada, Cairo, Marsa Alam, and more.

Yes, all our guides are licensed professionals and speak multiple languages, including English, , Russian, Bulgarian, German, French, and more.