Amazing 2 Nights on a Dahabeya from Aswan to Luxor,Friday to Sunday with tours .
The sailing boat trip is one of the interesting trips in Egypt . it sails slowly between the Egyptian villages where big cruises can't stop . Getting to know the nature life of the villagers by having walking between the green fields and get to visit them for a nice cup of tea . We promise all our travelers with the best service and organizing tours . The trip of the life time , it is our commitment toward our travelers . Our great organizing skills . you will be meeting and assisted by or tour leader / guide . he/she will assist you and provide you with every thing that you might need and help you to discover the glory of ancient Egypt Our good drivers , clean and air conditioned cars . Our friendly manners with all travelers .
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Amazing 2 Nights on a Dahabeya
Duration: 3 days
3 Meals a day .
A sailing boat with cabins.
A tour guide : This trip including cabins with private bathroom and tours of 2 cities. from Aswan to Luxor every Friday to Sunday .
Pickup included
What's included in Amazing 2 Nights on a Dahabeya from Aswan to Luxor,Friday to Sunday with tours .
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Temple of Kom Ombo
The boat will start sailing after check in from Aswan city toward the north. Before lunch you will be served snacks.Then a tour to one of the beautiful temple in the south of Egypt,Kom Ombo temple.it's location on the edge of the Nile river and the fresh breath,all that takes you to the ancient time. It was re built during the reign of the Ptolemaic kings , Ptolemy the Sixth and the Thirteenth and it was added during the Roman period. The temple was built dedicated to the God Sobek ( The crocodile ) where you will be able to see his image on the walls of the temple in front of kings and other Gods and Goddesses . and the most famous scene in the temple of the ancient medical tools . You will also get to see the mummified crocodiles in the crocodiles museum after finishing the temple tour. Back to the boat for lunch,enjoy sailing. Then in the evening it will stop by one of the islands so you get to discover the nature life of the villagers Dinner on the deck and overnight on the boat .
Temple of Horus
On day 2 ) after breakfast , a horse carriage to visit the best preserved temple in Egypt , Edfu temple . it was built for the God Horus . The temple was re built by during the Ptolemaic period on the 23rd of August 237 BC . but construction and decoration were completed 167 years later . enjoy its beautiful and decorated shrines and chambers of the temple . Back to the boat , enjoy sailing during lunch time . overnight on the boat .
Esna Lock
Day 3 ) Breakfast and check out of the boat , and drive to your destination in Luxor city . Hot air balloon and luxor day tour is an optional . Have a nice trip .
Inclusions
- Accommodation for 3 days and 2 nights in private cabins with private bathrooms.
- 3 meals a day , starting with lunch on the first day and it ends with breakfast on the last day.
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- A tour guide in the mentioned languages .
- Transfer from the Dahabya to your destination in luxor city on the last day .
- Entrance fees are Not Included .
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Gratitude .
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
Choose to be picked up from a list of locations
Please arrive at the pick up point 60 minutes before departure time.
Additional Information
We pick all our travelers up from their hotel , airport , train or bus station within Aswan city , east and west banks of Aswan . We can also pick them up from a starting point after they confirm their booking with us .
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Ticket Redemption
Tickets of the mentioned sites and any extra sites are Not included . The tour guide will help our travelers to get their own tickets if needed .
