Egypt is a predominantly Muslim country with conservative cultural norms. Modest attire is appreciated, especially when visiting religious sites.

Women: Pack long skirts, maxi dresses, loose pants, and tops that cover the shoulders.

Men: Opt for long pants and short- or long-sleeve shirts

1. • Bring sturdy walking shoes or sneakers for exploring archaeological sites.
   • Sandals or flip-flops are great for casual outings or the beach.

1. • If you’re traveling in winter (November–February), pack a light jacket or sweater for cooler evenings.
   • Desert excursions can be cold at night, so bring warm layers.

Appropriate for beach resorts like Sharm El-Sheikh or Hurghada. Outside resort areas, women may prefer modest swimwear

• Scarf or Shawl: Useful for sun protection, covering shoulders at religious sites, or keeping warm in air-conditioned spaces.
• Hat and Sunglasses: Essential for protecting yourself from the sun.

1. • Bring a mix of cash (Egyptian pounds) and a credit/debit card. Small bills are helpful for tipping.

1. • • Sunscreen and lip balm with SPF.
     • A reusable water bottle (with a filter if possible).
     • Basic first aid kit (plasters, painkillers, anti-diarrheal medication, etc.).

1. • • Universal power adapter (Egypt uses type C and F plugs, 220V).
     • Power bank for your phone and camera.
     • Smartphone with a local SIM card for maps and communication.

Daypack for daily excursions.

Lightweight travel umbrella or rain jacket (especially for winter)

• • Slip-on shoes or ones easy to remove, as you’ll need to take them off in mosques.
  • Women may need to cover their hair when entering certain mosques, so bring a scarf.

• Stay Hydrated: Carry water with you and drink often to avoid dehydration.
• Protect Against Dust: A scarf or face mask can help in desert areas.
• Pack Light: Laundry services are common in cities and resorts, so you don’t need to overpack.