3-Days from Cairo to White desert and Fayoum

Wear lightweight, comfortable clothing, such as loose-fitting pants and breathable shirts. Avoid wearing dark colors because they can attract heat. Also, remember to wear a hat and sunglasses to shield yourself from the sun.
 

When dealing with medical emergencies during a safari, there are special procedures and arrangements to ensure the safety and comfort of the participants. Here are some of the ways in which these situations can be handled:
 

1. Pre-medical screening: Participants may be required to complete medical questionnaires prior to departure to ensure that they do not have health conditions that require special care.
    
2. Having a local medical team: Local medical teams may be available to provide first aid and emergency medical care.
    
3. Contact with emergency services: There should be effective means of communication with local emergency services to ensure quick access in case of medical emergencies.
    
4. Safari team training: The safari team may have received training in dealing with emergencies and may be equipped with first aid kits.

If necessary, a tourist visa can be extended. You must apply to Mogamma, located in Tahrir Square, or to the corresponding offices in Alexandria, Luxor, or Sharm El-Sheikh in order to do this.

There are a variety of lodging options, such as resorts, guesthouses, and eco-lodges. Particularly well-liked are Tunis Village's quaint cottages and picturesque surroundings.