Planning a Trip to Beni Suef? Here's Your Complete Weather Guide
Beni Suef, a governorate rich in history and culture, spans 10,954 km² and is centrally positioned among Egypt’s iconic regions—bordering Giza, Suez, the Red Sea, Fayoum, and Al Menya.
🌡️ Climate Overview
Beni Suef has a hot desert climate (BWh), marked by sparse rainfall and wide temperature swings between day and night. The annual average temperature is approximately 21.8 °C, with rain rarely exceeding 7 mm/year.
📅 Monthly Weather Insights
Month | High (°C) | Low (°C) | Weather Notes |
---|---|---|---|
January – February | 21 – 23 | 9 – 10 | Pleasant winter; great for walking tours |
March – April | 26 – 31 | 13 – 16 | Ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities |
May | ~35 | ~20 | Hot but still manageable |
June – August | 37 – 38 | 22 – 24 | Very hot; avoid mid-day outings |
September | ~36 | ~23 | Heat begins to ease |
October – November | 33 – 27 | 20 – 15 | Comfortable and scenic |
December | ~23 | ~10 | Mild winter, enjoyable for culture lovers |
🗓️ Best Time to Visit
The most enjoyable seasons to explore Beni Suef are:
- February 5th to April 29th: Pleasant temperatures, ideal for history lovers and explorers.
- October 22nd to December 16th: Great for photography, local festivals, and outdoor relaxation.
Avoid June to September when temperatures peak and outdoor comfort drops significantly.
✨ Practical Travel Tips
- Clothing: Breathable fabrics; add light jackets for cool evenings.
- Protection: Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, and water bottles.
- Timing: Schedule sightseeing for early morning or post-4 PM during summer.
- Packing Tips: Include scarves for mosque visits, cooling towels for hotter months.
🗺️ Why Weather Matters for Your Itinerary
When visiting Beni Suef with Travel2Egypt, weather-aware planning ensures:
- Optimal experiences at sites like the Meidum Pyramid and Deir El Hammam monastery.
- Comfortable days with fewer interruptions due to weather extremes.
- Ideal lighting for photography and clear skies for Nile-side village walks.