2 Days 1 Night Travel Package to Aswan and Luxor
Egypt Travel package to Aswan & Luxor for 2 Days 1 Night visiting the top attractions that include the High Dam, Philae Temple, Abu Simbel, Luxor and Karnak Temples
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$714.00
Aswan Tours
Amazing sights to explore and memorable aswell why not take a Private Tour of Aswan. This unique city that sits at the foot of the Nile Valley to Lake Nasser’s north end, has been the strategic and commercial gateway for southern Egypt since antiquity.
Aswan is a very friendly and relaxed town, an excellent place to come when escaping the hustle and bustle of cities such as Luxor and Cairo.
Steeped in history and archaeological sites, the amateur archaeologists and historian in everyone will come out when on guided tours of sights in Aswan. You will be amazed at all the wonderful places to visit.
There are small islands dotted around the river that are all part of the city of Aswan. On these islands are mud-brick Nubian villages, that are picturesque, which are hemmed in by the West Banks huge sand dunes.
One of the perfect ways to get a good look at Aswan and the Islands from a different perspective is by a traditional sail boat, Felucca.
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8 Day Cairo & Luxor Tour Including 4 Night 5* Nile Cruise
8 Days and 7 Nights from Cairo to Luxor with 4 nights aboard a 5* all inclusive cruise ship sailing the amazing river Nile!
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$588.00
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7 Day Cairo Treasures & Nile River Cruise
4 Nights in 4* accommodation plus 3 nights onboard our luxury cruise boat on the River Nile! See The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World plus many more magnificent sights!
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4 Day Nile Cruise from Cairo
Why not take a flight from Cairo to Aswan to enjoy a 4 day Cruise on the beautiful River Nile. Relax on board as you enjoy great food and sunbathing on the upper deck.
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$905.00
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Private Guided Tour to High Dam, The Obelisk & Philae Temple by Motor Boat From Aswan
Explore three of Aswan's most popular and well known sites. Walk on the High Dam which separates Lake Nasser from the Nile, be astounded at the size of the Unfinished Obelisk.
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$39.00
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9 Day Cairo to Sharm El Sheikh Luxury Tour
3 Days exploring Cairo followed by 3 days aboard the Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor and 2 days at your own leisure to enjoy the amazing Sharm!
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$612.00
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11 Day Red Sea & Nile River Cruise
On this amazing 10-night itinerary not only will you cruise the Nile where you will see some amazing sights but also relax on the beaches of Hurghada.
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$780.00
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Luxor 5-Day & 4-Night 5-Star Cruise on the Nile to Aswan
Admire the antiquities along the Nile River on this memorable 5-day, 4-night cruise from Luxor to Aswan cruise. Sail by deluxe Nile river cruise ship and enjoy guided visits
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€575.00
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MS Amoura Dahabiya Nile Cruise 4 Days
Take a journey on the Nile on board the MS Amoura River Yacht. Each of the cabins comprises of Panoramic Window where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery as you glide along.
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$913.00
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Nour El Nile Dahbaiya Cruises
Relax and enjoy the beauty of the Magical Nile on board the Nour El Nile Dahabiya Cruise. Explore the Ancient sites between Esna and Aswan as you sail in comfort.
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$2,850.00
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Merit Dahabeya Luxury Nile Cruise 8 Days
Enjoy a Nile Cruise in Egypt on board the Merit Dahabiya. Experience luxury, comfort and amazing personal service on board. Explore different cultures and private tours.
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$1,890.00
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Abu Simbel Temples - Private Day Tour from Aswan
Enjoy a Private guided tour to visit the two temples of Abu Simbel. Private day tour to Abu Simbel temples from Aswan, travel by air-conditioned transport.
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$40.00
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4 Days Nile Cruise from Hurghada
Take a Cruise on the beautiful River Nile from Hurghada to Aswan and onto Luxor. Visit famous Egyptian sites, all while you relax onboard this brilliant Nile Cruise.
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$656.00
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Day Excursion to Edfu & Kom Ombo Temples from Marsa Alam
Spend a day on tour to visit the fabulous Kom Ombo Temple which overlooks the magical River Nile. Then onto Edfu Temple which is the best preserved temple in Egypt.
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$113.00
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4 Day Nile Cruise from Marsa Alam
Enjoy visiting Philae Temple, Kom Ombo and Edfu before visiting beautiful Luxor and the Valley of the Kings, Hatchepsut Temple and Karnak and Luxor Temples.
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$656.00
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Day Trip to Aswan from Marsa Alam
Why not take a drive to visit Aswan by the Nile. Enjoy seeing the beautiful Philae Temple, the ancient Unfinished Obelisk and the amazing High Dam all in a brilliant one day.
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$106.00
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11 Days 10 Nights Egypt Holiday Travel Package to Cairo Aswan Luxor & Hurghada
Enjoy a fantastic experience on this 11 day tour of Cairo, Aswan, Luxor and Hurghada. Visit many temples, see the Pyramids and cruise on the Nile
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$1,299.00
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Two Day Tour to Abu Simbel and Aswan from Marsa Alam
Take a relaxing and safe drive from Marsa Alam to Aswan for an incredible 2 day tour. Visit Philae Temple, High Dam, the unfinished Obelisk and Abu Simbel Temples.
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$327.00
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Private Half Day Tour of Medinet Habu , City Monastery and Tombs of Nobles From Luxor
Head to the West Bank and explore the ancient city of Thebes including the largest Temple of the West Bank - Medinet Habu plus City Monastery and Valley of Nobles.
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$62.00
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Private 8 Days Historical Tour of Pyramids, Karnak Temple and Cruise by Flight
Private 8 Days Historical Tour of Pyramids, Karnak Temple and Nile Cruise sailing from Luxor to Aswan 4 nights by internal flights.
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$599.00
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Full Day Private Guided Tour to Abu Simbel Temples from Aswan This was a fantastic tour! Our guide led it so well. He was very knowledgeable and had a g
Sharon and Ryan McIvor
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3 Nights Lake Nasser Cruise From Abu Simbel To Aswan Very interesting tour, the guide provided a perfect service. I recommend this tour.
lola9
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Full Day Private Guided Tour to Abu Simbel Temples from Aswan Our guides were amazing! The organization was perfect and they were always on time and wil
Renald D
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3 Nights Lake Nasser Cruise From Abu Simbel To Aswan We had a great time. My first time here, sum up, This tour was ABSOLUTELY worth it!!!
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Full Day Private Guided Tour to Abu Simbel Temples from Aswan OUR GUIDE WAS EXTREMELY KNOWLEDGEABLE AND WE REALLY ENJOYED OURSELVES. SHE LED US AROUND T
Scott H
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3 Nights Lake Nasser Cruise From Abu Simbel To Aswan What a fantastic tour!!! We really enjoyed. guide is a fantastic- so knowledgeable and fri
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Full Day Private Guided Tour to Abu Simbel Temples from Aswan Perfect hospitality..perfect service, good comunication and very informatif. Thank you for
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Things to Do in Aswan
Elephantine Island
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Take a private tour by Felucca to Elephantine Island and see one both the major highlights of Aswan. This island is the biggest in the group of islands of Aswan and has many ancient archaeology sites to be explored. Take a tour of the picturesque Nubian villages and the colourful mud brick buildings. Meet the very friendly locals, happy to welcome you. The oldest ruins still standing area granite step pyramid from the third dynasty.
Philae Temple
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On a guided tour of Philae Temple, you will be impressed with this beguiling monument and fabulous symmetry of its architecture. This Temple is also known as the sacred Temple of Isis and was saved from Lake Nasser’s rising waters by UNESCO. Their rescue project team moved the Temple in its entirety from its original home on Philae Island to safer grounds on Agilika Island. The stunning artistry on the exterior stonework is amazing.
Unfinished Obelisk
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On a sightseeing tour of ruins in Aswan, visit the Unfinished Obelisk in the Northern Quarry. It is the biggest known ancient obelisk and had it been completed; it would have been the heaviest obelisk cut in ancient Egypt. It is thought that it was abandoned when cracks appeared in the rock during the construction during the times reigned by Queen Hatshepsut, in the 18th dynasty. It is another fascinating tale of ancient times.
Nubian Museum
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When you take a guided tour of the Nubian Museum, you learn about wonderful and interesting history and culture of ancient and modern Nubia. It also documents the wealth of culture washed away with the creation of Lake Nasser and the building of Aswan Dam. See the impressive collection of artefacts from Ancient Nubia’s Kingdom of Kush and the collection of photographs of the huge range of monuments lost under the lakes waters.
Kom Ombo Temple
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On the outskirts of Aswan and well worth a visit by guided tour, is Kom Ombo Temple. It is dramatically set on the bank of the Nile and is a magnificent sight, especially if you arrive from the river. The stunning intricate detailed carvings in the stonework is so impressive and you can only imagine the long hours and dedication to took to do. As you stroll through the temple's inner chambers, you are greeted to more stone carvings.
Sehel Island
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For a day of peace and tranquillity take a private tour by boat to Sehel Island, 4 kilometres from Aswan on the Nile. There is a nostalgic feeling on this island and it has a way of reminding you that there was a time when technology was not everywhere and we survived. There are scenic views to enjoy but also take the short trek to see the rock inscriptions that are dedicated to the goddess Anukis and her consort Khnum.
Monastery of St. Simeon
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Visit the Monastery of St. Simeon on a sightseeing tour and you will see a gloriously photogenic building sitting between sand dunes on the West Bank of the Nile. It is believed to be the largest and best preserved Coptic monasteries in Egypt that was founded the 7th century and abandoned in the 13th century due to lack of water. See the courtyard, an aisled Basilica and the wide nave that was once covered by domes.
Tombs of Nobles
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Take a guided tour to the Tombs of Nobles, a series of rock tombs that were chiselled out of the West Bank’s cliffs. During the Old Kingdoms and Middle Kingdoms, it was here that Elephantine Islands governors, priests and other grandees were buried. These can be accessed by a series of steep staircases where you see where the 6th dynasty governors were buried in Tombs 25 & 26 and the artistry in both is simple and roughly worked.
Old Cataract Hotel
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When on a private tour by boat, stop at the Old Cataract Hotel. With its ornate facade and fabulous gardens, this hotel is a major landmark on the river bank. For the film buffs visiting here, they will probably recognise the hotel from the Agatha Christie movie ‘Death on the Nile’ which was filmed here. It also happens to be the place where Agatha Christie wrote the novel when staying here. Enjoy views, tea and scones from the terrace.
Sharia al-Souq
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The downtown Aswan district, Sharia al-Souq is a fantastic place to spend a few hours. It is here you are in a paradise for souvenir collectors. There are also stars that are brimming with spices and perfumes, long traditional robes called galebeyas, colourful scarves, varied silverware and basketry. Very popular is the Nubian jewellery and needlework. The amazing atmosphere as you walk around this district is something else.
Travel Tips for Aswan
Best Time To Visit Aswan
There is not just one time of the year that is the best time to visit Aswan, it all depends on what you are looking for out of your trip, tour or holiday. For sun worshippers and people who enjoy the beach and pool, then from late March to Mid November is your time. For tourists who like it a little cooler especially for guided tours, then Late November to mid-March is the time for you. Any month that has a festival is extra special too.
Typical Costs in Aswan
It is a lot cheaper in the city of Aswan than the other major cities in Egypt. It is estimated that the cost of food and accommodation per day, for the average tourist, is approximately $166, that is for a 3-star restaurant Brunch, Dinner and hotel room, during the peak season. Obviously, this will go down during off season. Private tours or sightseeing tours vary in price during the seasons, but they also vary between operators so do a bit of research.
Know Before Visiting Aswan
As Aswan is hot for the majority of the year, please ensure that you have plenty of water with you wherever you go. Be careful of your possessions and be aware of your surroundings at all time. Do not show any public affection to your partner as it is still illegal here and although you may not be arrested, you will be harassed by locals. Do take a cruise on a felucca and always be quick to say thank you.
Weather in Aswan
There is not much to say about the weather in Aswan, at the end of the day, it is in a desert Country and even though it is beside the Nile, the weather is sizzling hot during the summer Spring, summer and autumn months. The temperatures from mid-May to August reaching over 40 degrees celsius each day. Winter months are never cooler than 20 degrees celsius and there is absolutely no rainfall throughtout the year.
Travel Tips for Aswan
Best Time To Visit Aswan
There is not just one time of the year that is the best time to visit Aswan, it all depends on what you are looking for out of your trip, tour or holiday. For sun worshippers and people who enjoy the beach and pool, then from late March to Mid November is your time. For tourists who like it a little cooler especially for guided tours, then Late November to mid-March is the time for you. Any month that has a festival is extra special too.
Typical Costs in Aswan
It is a lot cheaper in the city of Aswan than the other major cities in Egypt. It is estimated that the cost of food and accommodation per day, for the average tourist, is approximately $166, that is for a 3-star restaurant Brunch, Dinner and hotel room, during the peak season. Obviously, this will go down during off season. Private tours or sightseeing tours vary in price during the seasons, but they also vary between operators so do a bit of research.
Know Before Visiting Aswan
As Aswan is hot for the majority of the year, please ensure that you have plenty of water with you wherever you go. Be careful of your possessions and be aware of your surroundings at all time. Do not show any public affection to your partner as it is still illegal here and although you may not be arrested, you will be harassed by locals. Do take a cruise on a felucca and always be quick to say thank you.
Weather in Aswan
There is not much to say about the weather in Aswan, at the end of the day, it is in a desert Country and even though it is beside the Nile, the weather is sizzling hot during the summer Spring, summer and autumn months. The temperatures from mid-May to August reaching over 40 degrees celsius each day. Winter months are never cooler than 20 degrees celsius and there is absolutely no rainfall throughtout the year.
Is Aswan worth visiting?
Aswan is absolutely worth visiting! Whether you stay primarily in town, or take day trips to Abu Simbel, the Aswan Dam and Lake Nasser, or even use Aswan as a starting point for a Felucca journey, you'll quickly be glad you made the journey to Aswan, almost immediately after you arrive there.
How many days do I need in Aswan?
2 full days should be enough to see most of what Aswan has to offer.
Why should I visit Aswan?
It's all incredibly photogenic, particularly at sunset, when hundreds of lateen-sailed feluccas take to the water, and the river shimmers in the setting sun. For keen photographers, Aswan is one of the best places to visit in Egypt for capturing classic Nile scenery.
How do you get around Aswan?
Visitors to Aswan, Egypt have a number of options for getting around, which include by car, train, bus, taxi, and boat. A personal vehicle is the most convenient form of transportation available in Aswan, as it allows the greatest freedom and flexibility in travel.
Is Aswan safe?
In general, Aswan is considered a safe place in Egypt to visit for tourism. Street theft and pickpocketing are not common in Aswan, Nevertheless, travelers are advised to exercise the same caution as when visiting other foreign cities. Some tips to ensure safety in Aswan include: Be vigilant in crowded areas.
How do I get from Aswan to Cairo?
There are 2 direct trains per day and 14 trains per week that depart from Cairo and arrive at Aswan. The trip takes approximately 12 hours and tickets cost from 3 USD. There are 120 direct flights per day and 840 flights per week from Cairo to Aswan.
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