Rent a wheelchair or mobility scooter in Egypt and keep it with you from the moment you land to the moment you fly home. Egypt Day Tours delivers folding wheelchairs, transport chairs, electric wheelchairs and scooters to the airport, your hotel or your Nile cruise in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Alexandria, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh. Your chair rides with you in our lift-equipped vehicle on every private tour, and your Egyptologist guide plans each route around it. Manual chairs come free with any accessible package of three days or more.
Picture the moment your plane lands in Cairo. Our team meets you in the arrivals hall with your chair already unfolded, the cushion in place and the footrests set to your height. You roll straight out to our lift-equipped vehicle, and from then on your chair goes wherever you go: the Giza plateau as the morning light warms the limestone, the cool marble halls of the Grand Egyptian Museum, the sun deck of your Nile cruise, and the riverside temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo.
Most rental shops in Egypt serve a single city. You rent in Cairo, return in Cairo, then start again in Luxor with a stranger’s chair. We work differently. Because we run your private tour, your chair travels in our vehicle, boards the cruise with you and meets you again in Aswan. One booking, one chair and one team that already knows your needs.
Tell us your weight, seat width, and whether you self-propel or prefer to be pushed. We match the chair to you, not the other way round.
We hand over your equipment at Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh airports, at any hotel in those cities and in Alexandria, at your Nile cruise reception, or at the port meeting point for shore excursions. At the end, we collect it from wherever you finish, so you never carry it to a return desk.
A good chair solves half the problem. The other half is knowing where it can go. The Grand Egyptian Museum lends wheelchairs free at its main entrance, but temples, tombs and most cruise ships do not, so arriving with your own chair saves you waiting or going without. Some places stay hard: the inside of the Great Pyramid has steep, narrow steps, and several tombs in the Valley of the Kings do too. Your Egyptologist guide knows the firm-ground viewpoints, the ramps and the step-free entrances, and plans each day so you see the most with the least effort. Read our wheelchair accessible Egypt tours guide for a site-by-site access table.
Your chair works best inside a trip built around it. Choose the accessible Giza Pyramids tour, the wheelchair accessible Nile cruise or the full 8-day accessible Egypt package, and we add the chair to your plan at no charge.
Ready to travel Egypt on your terms? Message us on WhatsApp with your dates, cities and chair needs, and we will confirm your equipment and quote within a few hours.
Prices are per item and include delivery and collection in our covered cities.
| Equipment | Per day | Per week | With an accessible package of 3+ days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Folding manual wheelchair | $15 | $75 | Free |
| Lightweight transport chair | $15 | $75 | Free |
| Foldable mobility scooter | $40 | $190 | $100 per week |
| Electric wheelchair | $45 | $220 | $120 per week |
| Shower chair or commode | $5 | $25 | Free |
| Portable ramp | $10 | $50 | Free |
Yes. We deliver your wheelchair when you land and collect it when you leave, and it travels with you between Cairo, Luxor, Aswan and the Red Sea. Because we run your private tour, your chair rides in our lift-equipped vehicle and boards your Nile cruise with you, so you never swap chairs between cities.
A folding manual wheelchair costs $15 per day or $75 per week, and a mobility scooter costs $40 per day or $190 per week. Manual chairs are free when you book an accessible package of three days or more. Prices include delivery and collection at the airport, your hotel or your cruise in our covered cities.
Yes. We hand over equipment in the arrivals hall at Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh airports, at any hotel in those cities, and at your Nile cruise reception. We collect it from wherever your trip ends, so you never need to find a return desk before your flight.
The Grand Egyptian Museum lends wheelchairs free at its main entrance. Most temples, tombs and cruise ships do not provide them, and the ones that do have limited numbers. Bringing or renting your own chair means it is always ready, fitted to you, and waiting in the vehicle at every stop.
No. You can rent a wheelchair or scooter on its own, and we deliver it to your hotel or the airport. Most guests add it to a private accessible tour, because then the chair travels in our lift-equipped vehicle and your Egyptologist guide plans each route around it.
