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Embarking on a journey to Cairo? It's wise to acquaint yourself with the local climate before you pack your bags. Egypt's heart beats under a sun that pours down heat and dryness, particularly in the sweltering summers. Thanks to the nearby Nile River and the Mediterranean Sea, the air can feel quite humid, which might make your daytime adventures a bit challenging. But don't let that deter you! As the evening unfolds, the desert's breath cools, offering a delightful respite.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant hustle and bustle of Cairo's renowned souk, a treasure trove for shoppers. Here, the air is fragrant with spices, and the alleys are lined with an array of goods, from delectable Egyptian delicacies to handcrafted souvenirs that whisper tales of this ancient land. Seek out the local craft markets and modern shopping centers for unbeatable deals. Amidst the bargaining and banter, the city's rich tradition of commerce thrives. And while you're weaving through the souk, don't miss the chance to step into the serene Al-Azhar Mosque, where the layers of Egypt's storied past come alive.
Despite the hustle of its central arteries, Cairo exudes a tranquil charm. Venture to the 12th-century citadel perched high above the cityscape, where breathtaking panoramas await. Then, wander through the time-honored Islamic quarter, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that beckons with its labyrinthine lanes and architectural marvels. For a truly authentic Egyptian experience, set sail on the gentle Nile in a traditional felucca, letting the rhythm of the water and the skyline guide your senses.
Cairo isn't just a destination; it's a crossroads of time where business and pleasure intertwine beneath the gaze of the pharaohs. This city is a living museum, echoing with the footsteps of ancient civilizations, the whispers of Christian monks, and the call to prayer from Islamic minarets. Prepare to be captivated by the enchanting sights and sounds that Cairo generously offers to every traveler.
The cars must be returned with a full tank of gas. If not, the rental car agency will refill the tank and charge for the service. It is often cheaper to fill the tank at a local gas station before returning the car than to pay the rental company's per-liter rate.
We have a variety of minivans and minibuses available, including the Mercedes Vito, Renault Trafic, and Peugeot Traveller. These 9-seater vehicles are popular among families and business travelers. To ensure availability, consider booking 1-2 months in advance.
Every driver must pay for their own fines. An administration fee will be applied to your credit card once the transaction is completed.
The minimum rental period for basic cars is 1 day, and for minivans, it is 2 days. Please search for your selected dates to verify the exact minimum rental durations.
