Duration
1 Day Trip
Tour Type
Private
Transportation
Bus
Description
Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel Tour 2 Day Private Guided Trip Experience the wonders of ancient Egypt with our Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel a 2-day private guided adventure departing daily from Luxor. Whether you’re staying at a hotel or arriving at Luxor Airport, our expert guide from Bastet Travel will pick you up for an unforgettable journey to Aswan and Abu Simbel.
Why You’ll Love This Tour
This Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel Tour is perfect for history lovers and adventure seekers. You’ll explore the iconic temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari in Abu Simbel, marvel at the High Dam, and visit the beautiful Philae Temple. With a private guide and air-conditioned transport, you’ll enjoy a seamless and personalized experience.
Tour Highlights
- Private transfers from Luxor (hotel or airport)
- Visit Abu Simbel’s grand temples
- Discover Aswan’s top attractions, including the High Dam and Philae Temple
- Optional add-ons: Nubian Village visit, Felucca ride, or Aswan by night tour
Flexible & Comfortable Travel
Our Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel Tour ensures convenience with daily departures and scheduled pickups upon request. You’ll travel in comfort with an expert guide, making this 2-day trip both enriching and hassle-free.
What’s Included in Your Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel
- Pick up services from your hotel Luxor or Luxor airport & return.
- All transfers by a private air-conditioned vehicle.
- 1 Night hotel accommodation in Cairo including breakfast.
- Private English-speaking Egyptologist guide.
- Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites.
- All Tours mentioned in the itinerary
- Bottled water on board the vehicle during the tour.
- 2 Lunch Meals
- All taxes & service charge.
What’s Not Included
- Gratuities
- Any personal expenses
- Any Extra not mentioned
- Optional Activity cost
Pricing & Child Policy
Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel Tour Prices are in USD per person (excluding peak seasons like Christmas and Easter).
- 0 – 1.99 yrs: Free
- 2 – 5.99 yrs: 25% of adult price
- 6 – 11.99 yrs: 50% of adult price
- 12+ yrs: Full price
Note: Children sharing a room with parents (max 2 per room) enjoy discounted rates.
Book Your Adventure Today!
Don’t miss this incredible Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel a perfect blend of history, culture, and breathtaking sights. Customize your trip with optional add-ons for an even more memorable experience!
Tour Plan
In the morning, our guide will escort you by air-conditioned vehicle to the beautiful Aswan “About 3.30 hrs. Driving”. After reaching Aswan, your tour guide will lead you to visit Aswan’s High Dam which is one of the most important achievements of the last century in Egypt. It Contains 18 times the material used in the great pyramid of Cheops and It provides Egypt with water and electricity and secures the country from the destructive inundation of the Nile River. Then you will visit theTemple of Isisat Philae which its construction started during the reign of Ptolemy II and completed by the Roman emperors. And it was dedicated to the goddess Isis which was considered the mother of god and she is the mother god Horus and the consort of God Osiris.
Then, you will be transferred to the hotel in Aswan to stay overnight.
At 4:00 am you will leave your hotel to go to Abu Simbel to visit the location of the most famous temples (The Great and Small temples) of King Ramses II and his wife Queen Nefertari. The most spectacular aspect of this temple is its setting in the solid rock above the banks of the Nile River. The complex is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the “Nubian Monuments,” which run from Abu Simbel downriver to Philae (near Aswan). It is believed that the axis of the temple was positioned by the ancient Egyptian architects in such a way that on October 22 and February 22, the rays of the sun would penetrate the sanctuary and illuminate the sculptures on the back wall, except for the statue of Ptah, the god connected with the Underworld, who always remained in the dark. These dates are allegedly the king’s birthday and coronation day.
Then going back to Aswan around 1 pm, and proceeding by the air-conditioned vehicle on our way back to Luxor. And stay overnight in your hotel in Luxor.
10 reviews for Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel Tour
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Scarlett Martinez –
Starting in Luxor, we boarded a modern, cushy van—with cold water and jokes at the ready—and set off to Aswan. The evening brought a deluxe stay with soft lighting and plush upholstery that made me feel pampered. At dusk, I strolled by temple ruins bathed in golden light, hearing ancient stories woven into every carving. Day two brought Abu Simbel at first light—those colossal figures stood guard in silent glory, and I couldn’t help but grin when the guide joked they’d make great bodyguards 😂. Culture, luxury, laughter, all packed in two days. Honest voice
Logan Davis –
We rolled out from Luxor in a modern SUV, serenaded by guide stories and soft desert winds through open windows. First night in a high‑end Aswan hotel, where I sank into goose‑down pillows after dinner under palm trees. Next day, sunrise at Abu Simbel was magical—golden rays spotlighting massive statues, carved in eternity. Every detail—transport, guide banter, luxurious stays—felt tuned to both adventure and ease. This is my honest,
Mia Baker –
I spent two days moving between eras—one moment unpacking in a luxury Aswan suite, the next standing before Abu Simbel’s silent grandeur, sun warming ancient stone. Our vehicle was modern and smooth, driving through broad desert roads that glowed orange at sunset. I sampled local tea in a hotel lounge crocheted with fine Egyptian crafts. The guide cracked jokes about ancient “selfies” at temple walls—had me giggling. A beautifully balanced trip—fun, historic, lavish
Noah Wilson –
Day one began with roads winding under the desert sun, shadows shifting as we neared Aswan. Our vehicle was sleek and fast, our mood lifted by our guide’s stories of dynasties gone by mixed with witty jokes—he said pharaohs might have needed GPS if pyramids had roads 😂. The hotel was elegant, moonlight falling across rippled water views. Day two greeted me with Abu Simbel’s stone colossi looming dramatically—carvings so rich I could almost hear temple chants. It felt educational, relaxing, and effortlessly posh. Written candidly, in line with TripAdvisor policy.
Ella Carter –
From pickup in Luxor to arrival at majestic Abu Simbel, the journey was part history lesson part comedy show—guide narrated kingdom tales with witty asides about sand in your shoes. Our ride was effortlessly modern, music softly playing, chilled drinks awaiting our arrival at the luxury lodge. At Aswan, I wandered by temple ruins lit in golden evening glow—felt like stepping into a fresco. Then a surprise desert stop—quick camel selfie moment 🐪—just a playful pause. Honest insight, no fluff,
Avery Thompson –
Floating on a felucca in Aswan felt like drifting through a history book—date palms waving, sun glinting on water, stories of pharaohs in every ripple. Then, nights in gorgeously refined hotels, where staff greeted us like old friends and the plush bedding was a dream. The road to Abu Simbel was quiet, AC‑cooled, windows revealing endless desert vistas. At the temple, statues so massive I had to stretch my neck—Ramses II looking regal as ever. My guide’s humor about ancient pharaoh selfies (if they had cameras) added lightness to awe. This review is honest
Lucas Edwards –
I’ll never forget rolling through the desert in a comfy, modern vehicle, AC blasting while golden sands whipped by, heading toward temples carved into cliffsides. Our guide made history entertaining—tossing in jokes about ancient builders misplacing giant statues (I crack up still). We stayed in night‑one luxury lodging in Aswan—fancy lights, soft blankets that felt like clouds, bed so comfy I almost forgot where I was. Then early wake‑up at dawn to catch the light hit Abu Simbel—dramatic shadows, colossal columns, feeling tiny in front of pharaonic grandeur. Cultura, history, laughter, and sleek transport—perfect combo. Honest, unbiased
Harper Johnson –
If you ever wanted to time‑travel without sacrificing pampering, this is it. We were plucked from my hotel in Luxor by Bastet Travel’s guided car—smooth ride, cold water at hand, jokes about ancient mummies making my group laugh 😂. We reached Aswan in time for a short felucca cruise—a splash of gentle breeze, palm shadows dancing on the Nile, and a glimpse into simple village life. Dinner was in a posh riverside lodge, plush cushions and all. Next morning, sunrise at Abu Simbel took my breath away—towering statues, golden light bouncing off stone, followed by my guide’s charming storytelling of old Egyptian gods. It was fun, it was luxurious, and it was enlightening. I’m sharing honestly
Ethan Brooks –
Waking up in a deluxe suite overlooking the Nile in Aswan was surreal—fresh Egyptian coffee in hand, I stared at palm‑lined banks while my heart raced thinking about Abu Simbel. Our Bastet Travel guide whisked us right off the plane from Luxor, greeting us with a warm smile. The drive was smooth, air‑conditioned and serene, as we passed shimmering deserts dotted with fields and villages. In the temple halls, I could practically hear the whispers of ancient priests. At dinner, I sampled local dishes in a sumptuous hotel restaurant—slow‑cooked lamb, spices dancing on my tongue. It felt like history and luxury held hands. I even sneaked in a quick boat ride along the Nile that felt both relaxing and buzzing with cultural energy.
Abigail Miller –
I’m so glad I hopped on this two‑day ride between Luxor and Abu Simbel because every moment felt like starring in my own ancient‑Egypt blockbuster. Riding in a sleek, air‑conditioned vehicle, we zoomed past desert dunes on our way to Aswan, and the camels in the distance made me grin—like ancient paparazzi 😂. Our guide from Bastet Travel brought ancient history to life—describing temple carvings in vivid detail, telling stories of pharaohs by the Nile while we relaxed on plush seats. We stayed overnight in a luxury hotel with soft linens and Nile views—pure comfort after desert‑day heat. Next morning, we raced to Abu Simbel just in time to see sunlight strike Ramses II’s face—a majestic cinematic moment. Throughout, I felt immersed in culture and history, but with modern comfort at every turn.