The prices of our Egypt tours from South Africa are quoted in US dollars. Payments for our Egypt tours from South Africa can be made via bank transfer or credit card. We accept Visa and MasterCard with 3-D Secure. For the wire transfer option, any fees are to be covered by the person paying. When you're in Egypt, any optional trips you choose will also be charged in US dollars. These can be paid in cash, and may also be paid for by card.Our 3 best Egypt tours from South Africa:The price of our 14 Days in Egypt Tour (Egypt holiday package from South Africa) is $ 4895. If you are traveling alone and you would like to have a room to yourself, the single supplement for this would be $ 1550.The price of a 10-day tour of Egypt (Egypt tours package from South Africa) is $4385. If you would like to stay in a single room, the supplement for this is $ 1180.The price of the 8 day Egypt tour (holiday package from South Africa to Egypt) is $ 3495. The single supplement for this tour if you would like a single room is $ 940.The deposit for each of our Egypt tours from South Africa is only $ 1000 - to be paid during the booking process. The remaining balance is to be settled 90 days before the trip to Egypt from South Africa.When planning Egypt tours from South Africa or traveling to Egypt from South Africa, you may wonder what the exchange rate for the South African Rand (ZAR) to Egyptian Pound (EGP) is, and what currency is best to take with you to Egypt. We would suggest that it is best to take US dollars, euros or sterling pounds to Egypt. The exchange rate (converter) of Egyptian Pound to South African Rand (Egyptian Pound to Rand) can be found HERE. On arrival at Cairo Airport, you will need US dollars in cash to purchase an Egyptian Tourist Visa for $ 25, if you haven't already purchased the visa before your trip to Egypt from South Africa.In Egypt, the South African Rand (ZAR) cannot be exchanged at exchange offices and banks.However, you can easily exchange other convertible currencies like US dollar, euro, pound sterling, Japanese yen or Swiss franc. HERE you can check the exchange rates in Egypt according to the National Bank of Egypt.You can also withdraw cash from an ATM in the Egyptian currency - Egyptian pounds. ATMs can be found in most 5-star hotels and large cities. You may not find ATMs in small towns and villages during the Egypt tours from South Africa and you may have difficulty paying with a card. Just in case, it's always a good idea to have a small amount of Egyptian currency with you at all times during Egypt tours from South Africa.It's better to tip Egyptians in the local currency or US dollars on the Egypt tours from South Africa. Egyptians are used to accepting tips in such currencies. Read our guide on tipping in Egypt where we talk about how much to tip for various services during your trip to Egypt from South Africa.