The best time to visit Egypt It is from October to April, especially if you want to see ancient Egypt landmarks like the Giza pyramids, Luxor temples and Abu Simbel.
And if the tourist is looking for great travel deals and does not care about the heat, they can travel to Egypt between June or September. But if you have to live the experience of being in an oven, July and August are the hottest months of the year.
The weather is the determining factor for most of the people planning their trip to Egypt. It is warm and sunny most of the year and there is not much use of an umbrella, unless you use one to protect yourself from the sun.
Winters (November to February) are generally mild although overnight temperatures can reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees C). Cairo's daily temperatures during "winter" are around 70 degrees Fahrenheit (20 C). In the summer months, temperatures average 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 C), along with intense humidity making things even more uncomfortable.
It should be noted that most of Egypt's ancient monuments are located in desert areas, despite being close to the banks of the Nile River. In this sense, many of the main attractions are in southern Egypt, where it is even hotter than in Cairo. If you are visiting Luxor or Aswan from May to October make sure to avoid the midday heat and get an early start to see the sights.
Best time to navigate the Nile
It is between October and April. Temperatures are not too hot during this time of year. The heat in Aswan and Luxor is intense and travel is not recommended during the summer months of June to August. Average temperatures hover around the 100 degree Fahrenheit mark (40 C).
Best time to enjoy the Red Sea
To enjoy a beach vacation on the Red Sea coast of Egypt the best months are from June to September where the breeze will keep visitors cool to get to know the tourist towns like Hurghada, which are very popular in the winter months, all between tourists from Russia and Eastern Europe escaping their cold winters