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🏛️ Cultural & Historic· 📍 Luxor, Egypt

Private Day Tour to Abu Simbel Temples from Luxor

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Private Day Tour to Abu Simbel Temples from Luxor
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Duration
15 hours - 16 hours
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Languages
Arabic, English
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Cancellation
Free 24h before

Overview

From Luxor to Abu Simbel, enjoy a private tour to visit the Abu Simbel Temple of King Ramses II and the temple of his wife Nefertari, two of the most beautiful and complete ancient Egyptian temples ever. Explore the secrets of the temple carved into the rock and witness the splendor of the Pharaonic colors and drawings. The temple is about 600 km from Luxor. Your tour will be private and hassle-free with a comfortable air-conditioned car, and your return will be in Luxor.

Highlights

  • Wheelchair accessible

What's included

  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Hotel pickup from your hotel in Luxor and drop-off
  • Private transfer from Luxor to Abu Simbel
  • Water and Soft drinks
  • Egyptologist guide (optional)
  • Entry tickets ( optional)
  • Tipping

Frequently asked questions

How long is this experience?
15 hours - 16 hours
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes — you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before it starts.
What's included?
Air-conditioned vehicle · Hotel pickup from your hotel in Luxor and drop-off · Private transfer from Luxor to Abu Simbel · Water and Soft drinks
15,036 EGP/ per person
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  • ↩️ Free cancellation up to 24h before
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