
Suez Egypt Travel Guide
Nearby Red Sea areas feature marine protected areas conserving coral reefs and diverse marine life.
Waste management infrastructure in Egypt, including Suez, is developing. Recycling is not common.
Egypt is a water-scarce country, relying heavily on the Nile River.
Responsible actions aid in the conservation of the environment and local culture.
Bring a refillable bottle and refill it with bottled water. Decline plastic bags for purchases. Shop for reusable products.
Support water-saving practices. Choose accommodations and tour operators demonstrating a commitment to responsible tourism. Find eco-friendly stays.
Making an effort to speak a few words of Arabic shows respect.
Always ask before photographing individuals, particularly women and kids. Respect any requests for privacy.
Your choices as a traveler contribute to a positive experience for both yourself and the people and places you visit.
Supporting the local economy and community.
Community-based tourism initiatives are not widely prevalent in Suez.
Purchase goods directly from local markets and small small businesses. This ensures more of your money stays within the local economy.
Select local restaurants, cafes, and shops rather than multinational chains when possible. Hire local guides if you arrange any tours or excursions.
Choose local places to eat to experience authentic cuisine.
Buy souvenirs and goods from independent shops.
Local guides offer valuable understanding and support.
Information for appropriate charitable giving.
Research reputable local organizations if you wish to give to charity.
Avoid giving money directly to individuals, especially children, in public spaces.
Experience local cuisine. It supports local farmers and reduces food mileage.
Choose souvenirs that are handcrafted locally, ensuring direct benefit to artisans.
Be mindful of electricity and water usage in your accommodation.