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Best Place to Buy Egyptian Pound in Australia

Planning to explore the Pyramids of Giza or cruise down the Nile River? You'll want Egyptian Pounds in your wallet. Travel Money Oz makes it easy — visit one of our 90+ stores across Australia to buy EGP cash in person. Thanks to our Price Beat Guarantee, you'll always get a sharp rate on your Egyptian currency.

Live AUD to EGP Exchange Rate

Egyptian Pound exchange rates shift frequently with the market, so it's smart to check before you buy. Visit your nearest Travel Money Oz store to see the AUD to Egyptian Pound rate — our team will provide you with the latest rate when you're ready to exchange.

Where to Buy Egyptian Pound Near Me

Searching for a money exchange near you for Egyptian Pound? Travel Money Oz has over 90+ currency exchange locations across Australia, making it easy to buy EGP in person before your trip. Whether you're looking for an Egypt money changer near me or a trusted currency exchange centre for Egyptian Pound, we've got you covered.

Visit your nearest store to check availability and rates. Need cash fast? Take advantage of our same-day service, with competitive rates and no hidden fees. So if you're getting ready for Egypt and wondering where to buy EGP, visit your nearest Travel Money Oz and travel with confidence — quick, simple, and stress-free.

How to Get the Best AUD to EGP Exchange Rate

Whether you're heading to Egypt to explore ancient temples in Luxor or dive in the Red Sea, getting the most out of your Australian dollars starts with a strong AUD to EGP exchange rate. At Travel Money Oz, we make it easy — offering competitive rates, no hidden fees, and over 90 locations nationwide to get your Egyptian Pounds sorted fast.

Lock In More Egyptian Pounds with Our Price Beat Guarantee

Found a better published cash AUD to EGP rate in Australia? Show it to us, and we'll beat it — that's our Price Beat Guarantee. Available on in-store cash purchases, it's the easiest way to maximise your Egyptian Pounds before you fly. Whether you're visiting the Egyptian Museum in Cairo or exploring the Valley of the Kings, more EGP in your wallet means less stress and better value.

Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store EGP cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.

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Coins

Piastras - 5pt, 10pt, 20pt, 25pt, 50pt and £1

Banknotes

Pounds - £1, £5, £10, £20, £50, £100 and £200

Pick Up Egyptian Pound Cash in Store

Visit one of over 90 Travel Money Oz stores across Australia to buy your Egyptian Pounds. Lock in your rate and collect your cash the same day — perfect if you need EGP quickly. Whether you're exploring the bustling streets of Cairo or relaxing in the resort town of Hurghada, getting your Egypt currency sorted means one less thing to worry about. Enjoy a smooth, reliable exchange experience with no airport markups or surprise fees.

Convert Egyptian Pound to AUD – Exchange After Your Trip

Just returned from Egypt with extra Egyptian Pounds? Whether it's a few notes or leftover holiday cash, Travel Money Oz makes it easy to convert EGP to AUD at competitive rates. Visit any of our 90+ stores across Australia to exchange your Egypt money to AUD quickly and without hidden fees. It's the smart, stress-free way to turn your EGP to AUD after your trip.

Get a Better EGP to AUD Rate with Our Buy Back Bonus

If you bought your Egyptian Pounds from Travel Money Oz, you may qualify for our Buy Back Bonus — a perk that gives you a better EGP to AUD rate when you exchange leftover cash. Just bring your original receipt and our team will help you convert Egyptian Pound to AUD with extra value. It's the easiest way to get more for your Egypt currency to AUD conversion after your holiday.

Buy Back Bonus applies to in-store cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.

Egypt travel tips

Respect the Culture: Egypt is a conservative country, so dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites like mosques. Covering your shoulders and knees will help you blend in and show respect to local customs.
Stay Hydrated and Carry Snacks: The Egyptian heat can be intense, especially in the summer, so make sure to drink plenty of water and carry snacks with you, especially if you're exploring temples or the desert. Bottled water is widely available, but be sure to choose sealed bottles to avoid any health risks.
Plan Your Visits Early: Many of Egypt's top attractions, like the Pyramids of Giza or Luxor, get crowded later in the day. Arrive early to beat the crowds, enjoy the sights in peace, and even catch the sunrise over iconic landmarks for a truly magical experience.

All about Egyptian currency

A quick guide to money in Egypt

Explore the world of the Egyptian Pound, a currency that echoes the country’s grandeur and millennia-old civilization, adorned with symbols of Egypt’s glorious past and present.

Cash is Pharaoh in Eygpt, so make sure you have plenty on hand as you'll need it for everything from Felucca rides on the Nile, to sipping karkadeh (hibiscus tea) in an ancient café.

Egyptian notes and coins

Egypt deals in the Egyptian pound (not to be confused with the British pound).

The pound can be broken up into 100 piastre and 1000 millime.

You’ll find notes of 25pt, 50pt, £1, £5, £10, £20, £50, £100 and £200. Also circulating are coins of 25pt, 50pt and £1.

Fun facts about Egyptian cash

Egyptian coins usually feature symbols of the country’s ancient history, like the Pyramids of Giza and sometimes portraits of famous figures like King Ramses II.
Egyptian banknotes showcase iconic landmarks such as the Pyramids, temples, and historical figures like Gamal Abdel Nasser and King Farouk, celebrating Egypt’s rich cultural and political heritage.

Travel Money Trivia - Egypt edition

The use of coins as currency was introduced to Egypt in the first millennium B.C.
Before this time Egyptians used forms of silver and gold as currency such as silver rings and gold pieces shaped like sheep.
In 2009, Egypt started phasing out 1 pound and half-pound notes.

Good to know

Bargaining: In markets and with street vendors, bargaining is expected, so don't be afraid to negotiate the price of goods—just be respectful about it!
Tipping: Tipping (or baksheesh) is common in Egypt, particularly in restaurants, hotels, and for services like guides and porters. It's typically a small percentage of the bill or a few pounds.

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Absolutely, yes! Egypt is one of the most cash-dependent destinations travelers visit. While five-star hotels and some upscale restaurants in Cairo accept cards, the vast majority of businesses operate on cash only. Markets (souks), street food, taxis, local restaurants, temple entrance fees, felucca boats, and tipping all require Egyptian Pounds. Plan to use cash for nearly all your daily expenses in Egypt.