How hot is Egypt in July, and can you sleep comfortably without air conditioning?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 11 days ago
TL;DR
Egypt is hot in July, but the dry air and breeze make it more manageable than humid destinations for many travelers. The toughest heat is usually limited to a few midday hours, and you generally shouldn’t expect open windows to keep the room cool at night — air conditioning helps.
What the community said
According to the most recent feedback, daytime can be hot, but the dry climate makes it easier to handle than in very humid places such as the UAE. Mornings may be quite windy, with more comfortable conditions later on.
11 days ago July, dry climate, compared with the UAE
If you’re traveling in July, don’t expect cool nights just by sleeping with the window open. It’s better to book accommodation with reliable air conditioning, as natural nighttime cooling may not be enough.
11 days ago open window, air conditioning
Another traveler reported that the intense heat is usually noticeable for only about 3 hours a day. The rest of the time, especially with wind and in the shade, many visitors find it fairly comfortable.
11 days ago about 3 hours of strong heat per day