• Tip or gratuity

• Meet and greet service by our representatives at airports.
• Assistance with guest relations during your stay.
• All transfers to/from airport & hotel via a vehicle with A/C.
• All sightseeing tours in Cairo as it mentioned on the itinerary.
• All sightseeing tours in the desert mentioned on the itinerary.
• Local English/ German-speaking Egyptologist and tour guide during your trips.
• Entrance fees to all sites indicated on the itinerary.
• Meals are mentioned on the itinerary.

• Tipping
• Soft drinks in Restaurants.
• Any extra fees not mention in the itinerary.

Health and Physical Requirements:

• This tour involves a moderate amount of walking and activity, including uneven terrain and sand dunes. It may not be suitable for those with mobility limitations.
• Some activities are optional, like jet skiing and sandboarding, which require additional physical ability.
• Temperatures in Egypt can vary depending on the season. Be prepared for hot weather, especially during desert excursions.

Accessibility:

• It is not explicitly mentioned if the tour is wheelchair accessible. It's recommended to contact the tour operator to confirm accessibility for wheelchairs or any other mobility aids.
• Infant seats are not typically included on tours, so you might need to bring your own car seat or carrier if traveling with a young child.

What to Pack for Your Egyptian Adventure: Must-Haves and Nice-to-Haves

Must-Haves:

• Comfortable walking shoes: Essential for exploring historical sites and uneven terrain.
• Sunscreen and hat: The Egyptian sun is strong, so protect yourself!
• Sunglasses: A must for sunny days in the desert and by the sea.
• Light, breathable clothing: Pack for hot weather, with loose-fitting, long-sleeved shirts and pants for sun protection.
• Warm clothes (depending on season): Temperatures can drop at night, especially in the desert. Pack a light sweater or jacket for evenings.
• Swimwear: You'll have the chance to enjoy the Mediterranean Sea in Marsa Matruh and Alexandria.
• Quick-drying towel: Perfect for drying off after swimming or sweating.
• Toiletries: Pack your usual toiletries and any medications you might need.
• Cash for tipping and extras: While most things are included, bring some Egyptian pounds for tipping and optional activities.
• Comfortable backpack:  For carrying essentials during day trips.
• Reusable water bottle: Stay hydrated! Bottled water can be expensive, and a reusable bottle is eco-friendly.
• Camera: Capture all the amazing sights you'll see!
• Copy of passport and travel insurance: Important for emergencies.

Nice-to-Haves:

• Power bank: Keep your electronics charged on the go.
• Adaptér plug:  Ensure your electronics work with Egyptian outlets (two round prongs).
• Cash in USD or EUR: While Egyptian pounds are best for everyday purchases, some places might accept major currencies.
• Sarong or scarf: Useful for covering up at religious sites or for unexpected chilly evenings.
• First-aid kit: Pack basic supplies for minor cuts, scrapes, or headaches.
• Books or entertainment:  For downtime during travel days.
• Dry bag:  For protecting your belongings during water activities.
• Binoculars:  For getting a closer look at the pyramids and wildlife.
• Arabic phrasebook: Learning a few basic phrases can enhance your experience.

Remember: It's always better to pack light and layer clothing for different temperatures.  Check the weather forecast for the specific time of year you'll be traveling to ensure you pack appropriately.