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Both Luxor and Aswan international airports are well connected to Cairo and many other cities in the Middle East and Europe. Many charter airlines also use these airports, as they are popular tourist destinations for those visiting the River Nile and the Valley of the Kings.
THE OBEROI,ZAHRA LUXURY NILE CRUISER, RED SEA, EGYPT
The Oberoi 117, Luxury Nile Cruiser, Red Sea, Egypt.
+20 65 346 1040, +20 65 346 1111
reservations@oberoigroup.com
Distance 17 km
Driving time 20 minutes 
Directions 17 km
Leave the airport and turn right on El Nasr Road heading towards Safaga RoadReach Senzo Shopping Mall (on your left). Pass by Mamlouk Sunrise hotel (on your right) and head towards Sahl HasheeshThe Oberoi, Sahl Hasheesh will be on your right. Turn left to enter the main hotel gate
Distance 10 kmDriving time 10 minutes Directions 10 kmLeave Senzo Mall and turn right. Pass by Mamlouk Sunrise hotel (on your right) and head towards Sahl HasheeshThe Oberoi, Sahl Hasheesh will be on your right. Turn left to enter the main hotel gate
Distance 25 km Walking time 30 minutesDirections 25 km Leave Sheraton Road, Down Town and take Hadaba Road to reach Mubarak 2 disrtict
Turn right at Mubarak 2 district and then left and take El Nast Road passing by Hurghada International airport, in the direction of Sahl Hasheesh RoadThe Oberoi, Sahl Hasheesh will be on your left. Turn left to enter the main hotel gate
Egypt has a desert climate, with very mild winters and very hot summers. June to August are the hottest months, with temperatures topping 104°F (40°C).
| Seasons of year | Season time | Maximum temperature | Minimum temperature | Rainfall |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Annual | February to March | 91°F (33°C) | 84°F (18°C) | Nil |
| Summer | June and August | 104°F (40°C) | Nil | 1344 mm |
International visitors from the UK, Europe and the USA are either exempt from needing a visa or eligible for a visa upon arrival, free of charge, for up to 30 days.
Passports should be valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
The unit of currency in Egypt is the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Visit for up to date information on Current Exchange Rates .
British pounds, US dollars and Euros are widely accepted forms of payment, although change will most likely be returned in Egyptian pounds.
Most banks will not cash traveller’s cheques. We would be happy to help with foreign currency exchange in Egypt. Please ask the concierge upon arrival.
There are many international ATMs in Egypt. International credit cards are also accepted.
We recommend you wear loose clothing that covers the shoulders and knees and is made from natural fabrics that will be comfortable in the hot weather. It is advisable to carry a hat at all times.
Arabic and English are widely spoken. French, German and Russian are also spoken in the major tourist areas.
Visitors are permitted to carry bank notes up to EGP 5,000 or less than USD 10,000 without making a customs declaration. Values exceeding this must be declared to customs and may be subject to import duty.
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Personal items to the value of EGP 1,500.
Gold over the value of EGP 500,000 must be declared to customs.
Egypt has a zero tolerance drugs policy. Please contact your nearest Egyptian embassy or consulate for advice if you need to bring medications or other drugs into the country.
