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Flights to Cairo (CAI)
Fly to Cairo with KLM
Together with our global network, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines offers flights to Cairo serving Cairo International Airport (CAI), 15 km (9.3 miles) northeast of the Egyptian capitol's city centre. Book your flight to Cairo with KLM and benefit from our convenient departure- and arrival times. You'll be guaranteed to get the most out of your trip!
Top Cairo attractions
- Pyramids of Giza: the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
- Egyptian Museum: home of the world’s most extensive collection of Egyptian antiquities.
- Khan al-Khalili: a large souq (market) where you can find wonderful local produce.
- Al-Azhar Mosque: a beautiful mosque founded in 970 AD.
- Coptic Museum: it is the largest museum of Coptic Christian artefacts in the world.
This sprawling desert city on the bank of the River Nile is one of the oldest cities in the world, known to the Egyptians as Umm ad-Dunya, or ‘Mother of the World’. With the wonders of the ancient world minutes from the city centre, Cairo’s ancient history blends seamlessly into a vibrant modern culture. Our travel guide is the best place to find details on what to see and do in Cairo.
What’s the best way to get around Cairo?
Cairo has Africa’s first, and best, metro system; which goes to most neighbourhoods hosting tourist attractions. The metro can also bring you most of the way to the pyramids, however you’ll need to hop on a bus to complete the journey. The public bus system is extensive and cheap, but can be very crowded. Taxis are ubiquitous across Cairo, and white taxis are used by most travellers. Be sure to ask the driver to turn the meter on for the drive and try to have small notes and coins in case the driver claims to have no change.
What’s the weather in Cairo?
Cairo has a mild desert climate, with only two seasons: summer, and not summer! The days are warm and the nights are cool, and from May to October temperatures can reach as high as 35˚C degrees (95˚F). The most popular months to visit Cairo are December and January, when it will average around 20˚C (68˚F). These months are the ones least likely to bring sandstorms, which is probably another reason most people go to Cairo this time of year.