U.S. passport holders can purchase a visa upon arrival for $30 at the airport. Many other nationalities require a visa to enter Egypt. Please check your country's entry requirements as soon as possible.
Please fly into Cairo International Airport (CAI).
We have listed our hotel recommendations on the "Stay & Discover" page, with various options for different wants and needs.
We recommend using JTNY or Uber to get around Cairo, including transportation to and from the airport. JTNY offers a more comfortable experience. When using Uber, note that some drivers may ask for cash-only payment or request extra cash. If that happens, cancel the ride and book another one.
Welcome Cruise & Brunch The dress code for both events is semi-formal. We encourage polished and colorful attire. Ceremony The dress code is black-tie optional. We invite guests to dress elegantly and modestly, with darker tones such as navy, burgundy, or other rich, jewel-toned colors encouraged. Formal gowns, floor-length dresses, suits, and tuxedos are all welcome. As brides traditionally wear white in Egypt, we kindly ask that guests avoid white, ivory, and beige. Weather December in Egypt is generally mild, though evenings can be cool. We recommend bringing a light jacket, shawl, or wrap to stay comfortable throughout your visit.
The local currency is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Credit cards are widely accepted at hotels and many restaurants, but it's a good idea to carry some cash for smaller shops and tips.
Yes! Tipping ("baksheesh") is common in Egypt. Small tips are appreciated for hotel staff, drivers, and restaurant staff once you receive a service.
No. We recommend only drinking bottled water during your stay.