Aswan: Private Guided Day Tour to Abu Simbel Temples

Set out on a private day tour from Aswan to the legendary Abu Simbel Temples, one of Egypt’s most impressive archaeological sites. Travel in a comfortable private vehicle across the desert while accompanied by a professional Egyptologist guide who will share insights into the history and significance of this UNESCO-listed landmark.

Once at Abu Simbel, you’ll have ample time to explore the monumental rock-cut temples built by Ramses II and dedicated to himself and Queen Nefertari. Learn about their incredible relocation project and admire the detailed carvings, colossal statues, and remarkable ancient craftsmanship before returning to Aswan.

Highlights

• Private Guided Tour of Abu Simbel, the iconic rock-cut temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari.
• The Great Temple of Ramses II, a colossal 20-meter statues and intricate hieroglyphs. 
• The Temple of Hathor, showcasing stunning carvings and Egyptian art.
• Lunch at a Local Restaurant in Aswan with authentic Egyptian cuisine upon return.
• Optional Stops at the Aswan High Dam & Philae Temple

What to Bring

• Comfortable walking shoes
  
• Light clothing suitable for warm weather
  
• Sunglasses and sunscreen
  
• Hat or scarf for sun protection
  
• Camera for photos
  
• Cash for entry tickets and optional gratuities

Not Suitable For

• Wheelchair users
  
• Travelers with significant mobility limitations
  
• Infants or very young children not comfortable with long road trips

Know Before You Go

• This is a private tour for your group only
• Duration is approximately 9 hours
• Entry tickets to Abu Simbel Temples are not included and must be paid on site
• Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience
• Reserve now and pay later option is available
• A valid passport or ID may be required for entry checks
• The tour operates subject to weather conditions; in case of cancellation due to weather, an alternative date or full refund will be offered
• Pickup time is typically very early morning due to travel distance and site access