Egyptian Guide

1. It's not as dangerous as many are stating The often question people ask you when you reveal your travel plan, is: Is it  safe  to travel to Egypt? We know Egypt isn't regarded as one of the safest places to travel (from past travel warnings about Egypt, you'll probably be convinced that ISIS will come for you if you step foot in the country). And it's true that terrorist groups are active in certain parts of the country. But the main tourist sites in Egypt are no more dangerous than popular places you might visit in the USA or Europe. There's a strong military presence at most major sites in Egypt – armed guards, metal detectors, and bag checks become second nature as you visit temples and museums – but you don’t find yourself feeling “in danger” at any point. There are certain parts of Egypt that are no-gos right now, but they aren't places that most tourists would go anyway. (In fact, all tour operators in Egypt have modified many of their itineraries to en...

  If you decide to fly to Egypt, you should know that the country requires an entry visa. The guests from Europe do not need to buy it in advance, it is very easy to get it directly at the airport. If you own the passport from another country / Tunis, Turkey ... etc /, get information about the visa at the Egyptian Embassy. Turks living in Germany must book an Egypt trip through the travel agent. Our advice: Germany, Belgium, Italy, Portugal and France are the countries whose ID card is accepted for a visa. That means you do not necessarily need to have the passport for Egypt. In this case you need 2 photos (This is a rule, although it is practically only one requested). Please be careful that your documents (identity card or passport) are valid at least 6 months after the planned return flight. This is taken very seriously at your home country airport. This means that otherwise you can be already not allowed to leave from there. After your arrival at the airport (Hurghada, Marsa ...

  Enjoy   Abu Dabbab   Bay, one of the best sandy beaches in the Marsa Alam region, Egypt. Excursion to   Abu Dabbab   from Hurghada is worthwhile for real lovers of the Red Sea. You will be picked up from your hotel in Hurghada around 6 a.m. Start the trip to Marsa Alam, it is around two and a half hours drive, in the small bus or private limousine car. Your snorkeling trip to one of the best dive sites in the are is definitely worth of the travel!  Be ready for wonderful marine life and coral reefs in the Red Sea. Upon arrival in Abu Dabab, receive your snorkeling gear, then dig deep into the crystal clear waters. If you are lucky, you will see dugongs or sea turtles. Those who don't snorkel should relax on the beautiful sandy beach. It is wonderfully wonderful!  Abu Dabbab will magnify you Abu Dabbab  bay has coral sites including plenty of colorful fishes. With sandy beach and seagrass, with crystal clear and warm water is hosting not only fis...

  Was Sie vor Ihrem Urlaub in Ägypten wissen wollen und müssen: Klar, es gibt immer viele Fragen zu einem Aufenthalt in Ägypten.  Einige davon werden täglich in einer Social-Media-Gruppe angezeigt.  Bitte lassen Sie uns eine kurze Liste häufig gestellter Fragen verfassen.  Wenn Sie Ihre Frage oder Ihr Anliegen nicht finden können, können Sie jederzeit um Rat fragen. Wie ist die Situation mit COVID 19 in Ägypten? Ägypten leidet immer noch unter der zweiten Welle von COVID-19.  Das Gesundheitsministerium meldet täglich rund 1000 neue Fälle.  Die Situation in abgelegenen Gebieten ist der Situation in europäischen Ländern sehr ähnlich.  Krankenhäuser befinden sich in einer Notsituation, die meisten großen Krankenhäuser der Stadt behandeln nur COVID-Patienten, die anderen Patienten müssen in Krankenhäusern in der Umgebung aufgenommen werden.  Die Regierung, die bereits alle Massenfeiern zu Neujahr verboten hat, fordert die Bevölkerung weiterhin auf, di...

  How is the life in Egypt as foreign resident? If you have visited Hurghada at least once, you certainly did not miss the fact that it is not a typical Egyptian city. A large part of its population is made up of foreigners, and within a few days you will find that you are in a relatively cosmopolitan place. Foreigners not only visit Hurghada all year round but have also been living in large numbers in recent decades. Many of them settled here with their Egyptian partners and families, many came here to enjoy the beautiful weather the sea, the sun and the pension. People of working age often work online with their home country, but many also engage in local services, especially tourism. We also often encounter questions of curious clients, how foreigners live here and how Egypt could be a second home. In this short article, we will try to answer at least some of the questions we answer regularly. Hurghada is not typical Egypt There is, of course, a difference between how foreigner...

  If you do not have enough of the history Luxor by bus - excursion from Hurghada is pure culture and you will never forget it. Experience the Karnak Temple, the Colossi of Memnon, Valley of the Kings and finally the Hatshepsut Temple. Description: Our tour guide will pick you up from your hotel entrance early in the morning and you will travel to the south. On the way to Luxor you will pass some of the Upper Egyptian villages and so you can get an idea of life in this part of Egypt. In the city of Luxor you will enter (tickets are included) all following monuments: Karnak First you will see the Karnak Temple - one of the most extraordinary temples in the world because it is still in amazingly good condition after thousands of years. With a little imagination you will find yourself in the past of this impressive sacred monument. You will have plenty of time to stroll, explore the entrance area, where you will get an impression of how the massive pylon was built, walk through the av...

                                    1. Es ist nicht so gefährlich, wie viele sagen Die häufig gestellte Frage, die Sie bei der Offenlegung Ihres Reiseplans stellen, lautet:  Ist es sicher ,  nach Ägypten zu reisen? Wir wissen, dass Ägypten nicht als einer der sichersten Orte zum Reisen angesehen wird (aufgrund früherer Reisewarnungen über Ägypten werden Sie wahrscheinlich davon überzeugt sein, dass ISIS für Sie kommen wird, wenn Sie das Land betreten). Und es ist wahr, dass terroristische Gruppen in bestimmten Teilen des Landes aktiv sind. Aber die wichtigsten Touristenattraktionen in Ägypten sind nicht gefährlicher als beliebte Orte, die Sie in den USA oder in Europa besuchen könnten. An den meisten wichtigen Orten in Ägypten gibt es eine starke militärische Präsenz - bewaffnete Wachen, Metalldetektoren und Taschenkontrollen werden beim Besuch von Tempeln und Museen zur Selbstverständlic...