Is Egypt a fun place for Christmas?

Yes! Egypt offers historic churches, lively Christmas markets, and festive Nile cruises to make your holiday special.

When do Egyptians celebrate Christmas?

Coptic Christmas is on January 7, while Western Christmas is celebrated on December 25.

Try Fatta, Kahk, and other traditional Egyptian sweets—they’re a big part of the Christmas experience.

Top churches in Cairo, like St. Mark’s, and also in Luxor and Aswan, host enjoyable midnight masses.

Yes! Markets like Khan El Khalili and Al-Mosky are full of handmade gifts, decorations, and authentic Egyptian crafts.

December is mostly mild—warm during the day and a bit cooler at night, especially in Cairo and Upper Egypt.

Absolutely! Special Christmas Nile cruises feature festive dinners, live music, and fun family activities.

Yes, there are 7–10 day guided tours covering Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, and Red Sea resorts, with each day full of exciting activities and celebrations.

How To Celebrate Christmas in Egypt | Traditions & Tours

How To Celebrate Christmas in Egypt with festive traditions, church tours, and magical Nile cruises. Experience joy and culture this holiday season.