Want to feel the eternal magic of Egypt? 

Well, if you are traveling from Brazil to Egypt, get ready for an unparalleled adventure-from majestic, ancient monuments to incredibly dynamic culture. Here's all you need to prepare for this incredible journey: information on entry visas, airfare, accommodation, and so much more. Let's dive in!

Do Brazilian Citizens Need a Visa to Enter Egypt?

Yes, Brazilian nationals require a visa to enter Egypt. The most feasible options are as follows:

- E-Visa: The Brazilians may apply for an e-visa online via the official Egyptian portal. This is the most accessible option. The e-visa can be a single entry or multiple entries.
- Visa on Arrival: It is also available upon arrival to major Egyptian airports such as Cairo International. A single entry charges approximately 25 USD, though the time that might take calls for advance e-visa applications.

Ensure your passport is valid at least six months beyond your travel dates.

You can go to this link and learn more about visa requirements to enter Egypt.

Flight Ticket from Brazil to Egypt

There are no direct flights from Brazil to Egypt, but there are flights with connections through main hubs like Frankfurt, Istanbul, or Dubai. The following airlines operate flights from Brazil to Egypt:

EgyptAir
Lufthansa
Turkish Airlines
Emirates
Qatar Airways

Most flights land in Cairo, the teeming capital of Egypt. The airfare normally ranges from R$4,000 to R$7,000, depending on the time of year and how far in advance the booking is made.

Top Things to Do in Egypt

 
Egypt is a country that boasts many ancient wonders. Here are some of the sites one must see while on tour to the place:

Great Pyramids of Giza and Sphinx: The greatest place on every historian's bucket list.
The Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza: This is the largest, unique, special.
Luxor Temple and Temples of Karnak: These really are impressive sites showcasing Ancient Egypt's grandness.
Valley of the Kings: This used to be a great necropolis for the powerful Pharaohs of Egypt.
Abu Simbel Temples: A UNESCO World Heritage site.
Nile River Cruise: See Egypt in style on a cruise along the Nile.
Red Sea Resorts: Relax on the emerald waters of Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada.

Accommodation Types in Egypt 

Egypt offers all forms of travelers their choice of accommodation.

Accommodations include:
- Luxury Hotels: International chains such as Four Seasons, Marriott, and Sofitel offer comfort in elegance.
- Boutique Hotels: Ideal for those looking for different and intimate places to stay.
- Nile Cruises: Mixing accommodation with sightseeing across the famous Nile River.
- Budget Options: Plenty exist for the shoestring traveler in the form of hostels and guesthouses.

Currency and Payment Tips

The Egyptian Pound is the national currency; the following is an overview of what you will need to know:

* Currency Exchange: Bring some USD or BRL for easier exchange at airports or local banks. There are available currency exchange kiosks and plenty of ATMs.
* Credit Cards: Greatly accepted in high-class hotels, restaurants, and shops within large cities. Smaller vendors and outlying sites might request cash only.

Tour Guide Requirement  

While it is possible to travel independently in Egypt, hiring a tour guide makes for a much more enriching and seamless experience. Guides can offer historical and cultural insights, arrange transportation, and handle tickets for various sites and cruises, ensuring comfort and safety throughout your trip.

Most tours from Brazil to Egypt include professional guides to enhance your experience.

The Best Times to Visit

The peak tourist period to visit Egypt is from October through to April. It is cooler, and all your sightseeing will be agreeable in this desert environment. Wherever possible, it is advisable not to travel in the summer months, normally the months of June, July, and August, where temperatures are always above 40°C (104°F).

Popular Egypt Tour Packages from Brazil

- Classic Egypt Adventure - 9 Days: Classic itinerary covering Cairo, Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan, Pyramids. 
- Luxury Egypt Tour Package - 12 Days: Private tours, luxury cruises, and time at Red Sea resorts. 
- Cairo and Luxor Highlights - 7 Days: Designed for history buffs who wish to see all the iconic landmarks of ancient Egypt.
- Family-Friendly Egypt Tour - 10 Days: Very interactive since it includes children and family activities. 
- Custom Egypt Tours: Plan your trip with preferences to experience the most personalized experience.

Day Tours for Extended Experiences 

- Luxor Day Tours: Valley of the Kings, Luxor Temple, and many more.
- Cairo Day Tours: Pyramids, Sphinx, and Egyptian Museum.  
- Snorkeling in the Red Sea: Discover the stunning marine life around Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh.  
- Desert Safari: Enjoy an adventure in the Sahara Desert on a quad bike.

TripAdvisor Reviews and Recommendations

Before booking any accommodation, tours, or guides, do have a look on TripAdvisor for up-to-date comments. Egypt Tours Club provides the best services for Brazilian travelers and makes their vacations memorable with expert guides and personalized tours.

Final Tips for Brazilian Travelers

- Travel Insurance: Always go for comprehensive travel insurance. 
- Vaccination: Always follow updated health advice and vaccination programs.
- Communication: Purchasing a local SIM or portable Wi-Fi will make life much easier in terms of communication.

With the above comprehensive guide, Egypt now became hassle-free, easily accessible for Brazilian nationals. Be it a history lesson for scholars, pure adventure, or just lying around, Egypt has something to offer for everyone. Book your tour package today to Egypt in Brazil and have a once-in-a-lifetime experience!