EN
ES
Description
Journey to the heart of Nubian culture, where ancient wonders meet living traditions. From the colossal statues of Abu Simbel to the bustling souks of Aswan, this adventure offers a deep dive into Egypt's most vibrant southern regions. Sail the timeless Nile, engage with local communities, and explore breathtaking temples that tell a story of pharaohs and a resilient people. This tour is your passage to a world of awe-inspiring landscapes and authentic encounters.
Included
Qualified English-speaking Egyptologist
Three nights at a 4-star hotel in Cairo (H/B) “Oasis Hotel Pyramids.”
Four nights at a Nubian hotel in the Nubian Island (Artika Hotel) (H/B)
Two ways of domestic flight (Cairo – Aswan-Cairo)
Airport pickup and transfers
Transportation in an A/C bus
7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, and 7 dinners
Entrance fees
Excluded
International Flights (airfare)
Visa (allow approx. US$25)
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Tipping kitty (allow US$30)
Tour guide tips
Meals not indicated in the itinerary
Drinks, snacks, and other personal expenses (e.g, laundry)
Tour Itinerary
Day 1
Early this morning, you will be transferred to Aswan airport for the flight back to Cairo. Arrive in Cairo and then tour the City of Cairo, beginning with the Egyptian Museum, where you may view the treasures of King Tutankhamun’s tomb. Afterward, we make our way to the old Cairo Bazaar, Khan El Khalili, with its maze of intriguing alleyways that are home to numerous souvenir stalls and coffee shops. Overnight stay at your hotel in Cairo. (Breakfast & Dinner).
Day 2
Early in the morning, you're driven to Cairo Airport for your flight south to Aswan. Once you land, meet your representative and transfer to your hotel in a Nubian village. Later in the day, you'll take a small motorboat out to Philae Temple, located on its island. Stay overnight in Aswan.
Day 3
Board a boat heading to Soheil Island, a significant location for the Nubian community, where you can walk through temple ruins. Continue sailing to Elephantine Island for some free time exploring. After that, return to the Nubian village and have lunch with a local family at their home. The afternoon is yours to relax, and in the evening there's a traditional Nubian cultural performance.
Day 4
After breakfast, you will be escorted to Kalabsha Temple. Thutmose II and Amenhotep II constructed the Kalabsha Temple. It was transferred in 1970 to New Kalabsha with other Nubian Pieces. Still, it was constructed originally in Kalabsha, it is considered the biggest Egyptian Nubian Temple and dedicated to the Ptolemaic era, next move towards the Nubian Museum which contains 3000 pieces was already lost at Lake Nasser and returning to several periods, previously the visit to the Museum was allowed 1977, and its name was taken from the Old word Nubia, which means the golden land, the rest of the day is free at your leisure, overnight at your hotel. (Breakfast- Dinner)
Day 5
Early in the morning, you will head to Abu Simbel to visit the two massive temples of Ramses II, and then you will head back to the Nubian village in Aswan. The rest of the day is at your leisure; you will spend the night at your hotel. (Breakfast- Dinner)
Day 6
After breakfast, transfer to the airport. Take the memories of your adventures with you on your flight home. Breakfast included.
