Your
minibus / limo between Aswan and Luxor
Get in the microbus (with airconditioning) and enjoy the drive from Aswan
to Luxor or vice versa and visit the temples of Komombo and Edfu on the
way. (It is also possible to stop at Esna and / or Silsila and during each the weekend there is camelmarket in Daraw).
Or you use this service to get picked up from the felucca
somewhere between Aswan and Edfu and drive to Luxor.
Temples
of Kom-Ombo and Edfu
as a daytrip from Aswan and back with your own car (AC), driver and - if you
want - your private guide
Temple of Horemhep at Sil Sila
Sanctuaries in caves: very special, amazing, breathtaking ...
Convois
to Abu Simbel
280 km south from Aswan, Ramses II let built two unbelievable temples...
Camel market in Daraw (transfer by car)
Where else can you see 1.000 - 2.000 camels after their long walk from Sudan? (You can also sail with the felucca to Daraw.)
Get
you from airport, trainstation or other transfers for you
As soon as you need any kind of transfer: call us and we will be there to
fetch you from the airport, train- or busstation to bring you to the place
you stay or to drive you around wherever you like to go. With whatever kind
of transportation you like (within security-laws) between Luxor, Edfu, Komombo,
Aswan or Abu Simbel.
Holiday flats
Mustafas flat opposite
Aga Khan on Elephantine Island (Koti).
Hotels
With link to tripadvisor reviews and other advices
Nile
Cruises
Travel and explore while enjoying luxury of a swimming 4- or 5-stars cruiser. With last-minute-offers you can travel from Aswan to Luxor (or Luxor
to Aswan) which will take 2 nights with stops at the temples of Komombo and
Edfu on the way.
Felucca
or motorboat
On our page "adventure / sports" you will find several offers for
trips on a felucca: varying from half-day-excursion to more-day-travels. For
crossing the river Nile or not to be dependend on the wind motorboats can
be used.
Trains
in Egypt
Maybe all your answers about travelling by train will be answered by this
link. Of course we are not responsible for the information you will find
on this external website.
Advice from one of our guests (no responsibility taken - it is only a tip! - and we appreciate to hear about future experiences): "We had arranged our sleeper train tickets through a lady called Amani Salem (contour100@gmail.com) a couple of weeks before we came to Egypt. We had got her name from Trip Advisor. We paid her in advance for the tickets and for a small fee she bought them and delivered them to our hotel. We found her friendly and trustworthy. (Abela had not wanted to reserve the tickets over the telephone, saying we could book them the day before travel at the station as it wasn’t busy in July. Our train appeared to be full with tour groups – lucky we decided to book via Amani, especially as we needed 3 compartments next to each other). We thought the train was good (even the food was OK) and don’t understand the number of complaints on Trip Advisor – it was no worse than European or Asian overnight sleeper trains (although we never travel first class)."
Bus
Some advices concerning travelling by bus.
Any other questions? Please contact us.
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