Low-cost carrier EasyJet is currently offering a deal from Milan to Egypt, starting at just €59. This deal does not include checked luggage, but you can add a 23 kg bag on the airline’s website for €102. Departures are scattered until June 2027 with most occurring between December 2026 and February 2027.
You can reach the following destinations with this offer:
Our availability calendar highlights all possible flight dates at the lowest price for trips up to 14 days. It will forward you to EasyJet with your selected flight dates.
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EasyJet operates aircraft with a 3-3 seating configuration and a narrow seat pitch. The flight takes approximately three hours. Complimentary food and drinks are not provided, so travelers may wish to purchase refreshments before boarding or on the aircraft.
Most European passport holders need a visa for Egypt, which can be purchased on arrival for US$25. Alternatively, a free 15-day Sinai-only visa is available if you only stay in the Sinai resort area (e.g. Sharm El Sheikh).
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This deal does not have a set expiration date, but low fares are subject to availability and can change at any time. Departures are available from January to May 2026.
You can find suitable dates using our calendar above or with the help of Google Flights. We recommend booking directly on EasyJet’s website.
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Information & Tips for Egypt
Egypt is best known for ancient sites such as the Pyramids of Giza, the temples of Luxor and Karnak, and the Nile Valley, with Cairo also offering major museums and busy urban life. The local currency is the Egyptian pound (EGP), and everyday costs are generally low by international standards, especially for food, transport, and local services, while hotels and guided tours can vary widely in price. The climate is mostly hot and dry, with very high temperatures in summer, mild winters, and little rainfall outside the Mediterranean coast.
Egypt’s transport infrastructure is functional but uneven. In major cities like Cairo and Alexandria, getting around is possible via metros, buses, minibuses, and ride-hailing apps, though congestion and crowding are common. Between cities, trains run along the Nile Valley and to Alexandria and are generally the most practical option, while long-distance buses and domestic flights fill in gaps, especially for resort areas. Travel is usually manageable with some planning, but comfort and reliability can vary.
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