Accommodation costs in Egypt vary widely by season and type. During the high season, a budget hotel room averages E£600 per night, while a mid-range hotel can be E£1,150 per night. In the low season, these prices drop to around E£375 for budget options and E£750 for mid-range stays, offering substantial savings. An iconic Standard Nile Cruise, a highlight for many, can cost E£22,500 in peak months, falling to E£18,500 during the quieter summer.
Transportation within Egypt also presents a range of options with varying costs. Local public transport is consistently affordable at E£10 per ride year-round. For more comfort, a short taxi or ride-hailing trip will cost about E£110 in high season and E£85 in low season.
Intercity travel, essential for exploring Egypt's vast historical landscape, sees seasonal price changes. An intercity bus ticket is E£375 in high season, reducing to E£300 in low season, while an overnight sleeper train can be E£1,500 during peak times, dropping to E£1,150 off-peak.