Day Trip to Abu Simbel from Aswan by flight

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Make the trip to Abu Simbel easy. Board a plane in Aswan in the morning and fly to Abu Simbel

Duration

1 Day Trip

Tour Type

Private

Transportation

Bus

Make the trip to Abu Simbel easy. Board a plane in Aswan in the morning and fly to Abu Simbel. Spend the morning admiring the incredible rock-cut tombs on the shore of Lake Nasser before flying back to Aswan to enjoy the afternoon..

Why you’ll love this trip:

Explore with an Egyptologist guide, stand beneath the colossi that guard the Great Temple and spot carved baboons high on the rock face

Enjoy a full day trip to Abu Simbel to visit the two Temples, that of Ramsses II and that of Nefertari, bring Ramesses II, Nefertari, Hathor and the Sun God

Enjoy privileged, personalized attention from your expert Egyptologist guide on this special private tour

Private day trip by road from Aswan to Abu Simbel, with all transportation included.

Venture south to the cliff-cut UNESCO-listed complex, overlooking Lake Nasser

Very comfortable – Pickup and drop off from / to your location in Aswan

Full Private tour. You can full customize the tour according to your full comfort and privacy

Informative Egyptologist tour guide to give you the great chance to understand the rich history

Included/Excluded

Flight ticket Aswan / Abu Simbel / Aswan on Egypt air
Pick up services from your hotel and return
All transfers & transportation by private air-conditioned van
Assistance of our personnel during the day tour
Professional English-speaking Egyptologist guide during tour
Entrance fees to the mentioned sights in Abu Simbel
Bottled water during your trip
Service charges and taxes included in tour price

Personal spending
Optional activities
Tipping

Tour Itinerary

Itinerary

Enjoy your Trip to Abu Simbel by Flight. Our Representative will pick you up from your hotel in Aswan to fly to Abu Simbel which its main attraction is the great sun temple of RamsesII and the Temple of Queen Nefertari. Both temples were discovered in 1813 it was almost completely covered with sand. Then both temples were moved in 1960 by the help of Egyptian government and UNESCO to avoid the rising water of the Nile. Ramses II built the temple mostly to honour himself as inside there is a mural depicting his famous victory at Kadesh battle where his army defeated his enemies. On the north of Ramses temple, the Nefertari Temple which was built by Ramses II to his favourite wife Queen Nefertari among other 200 wives and concubines.

After finishing the visit you will fly back to Aswan and then you will be driven back to your hotel.