Discovering a new country is always exciting – and when that country happens to be one with an extraordinary history, filled with millennia-old tombs and temples, sand dusted pyramids, and perfectly-carved hieroglyphics and vivid artworks, there’s all the more reason to add it to your bucket-list! Located on the eastern side of North Africa, its lifeblood the mighty Nile River, Egypt is one of the oldest tourist destinations on the planet and its marvels are endless.
But whilst the ancient architecture is guaranteed to bring out the student in most of us, Egypt certainly isn’t a one-trick pony. Dig deeper past the Saharan sands and gigantic pyramids, and you’ll find fertile valleys, luscious oases, and islands shaded by date palms, ripe for exploration – and if none of that suits, take to the water for a cruise down the Nile and enjoy the sights and sounds in pure luxury.
19°C
5mm
Egypt is pleasantly warm throughout January, with an average daytime temperature of around 19°C.
21°C
3mm
Egypt’s milder winter weather continues into February with slightly warmer highs of up to 24°C.
24°C
3mm
March brings with it average daytime temperatures of 29°.
28°C
1mm
April sees the beginning of the Egyptian heat.
32°C
0mm
Temperatures continue to increase, reaching 38°C.
35°C
0mm
Expect up to 40°C temperatures in the shade.
34°C
0mm
As the dry and scorching weather continues. Scuba diving in the Red Sea awaits you.
34°C
0mm
The South and deserts are ferociously hot inland during August.
32°C
0mm
The high season heat begins to wane with pleasant daytime temperatures of around 32°C.
31°C
0mm
October is the ideal time as the temperatures cool to daytime averages of 31°C
25°C
3mm
Temperatures continues to cool significantly as Egypt enters its usual mild winter.
21°C
4mm
It may be winter in Egypt, but you can still expect a pleasant 24°C with little or no rainfall.
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