This 2-day Luxor and Abu Simbel tour from Soma Bay reaches two of Upper Egypt’s essential archaeological areas in one compact route. Explore Luxor’s west bank and Karnak on the first day, continue to an Aswan hotel, then cross the desert to the monumental temples at Abu Simbel.
2 Day Luxor And Abu Simbel Tour From Soma Bay
Description
Duration
2 Days, 1 Night
Tour Type
Multi-Day Tours - Soma Bay
Language
Arabic, English
Popular Features
- Hotel Stay
- Private Guide
- Private Transportation
Highlights
Visit the Valley of the Kings. Explore Hatshepsut Temple and the Colossi of Memnon. Walk through Karnak Temple. Stay overnight at a five-star Aswan hotel. Tour the Abu Simbel Temples.
Included
- Soma Bay hotel pickup and return
- One night at a five-star Aswan hotel with breakfast
- Admission to listed attractions
- Professional Egyptologist guide
- Two lunches
- Bottled water
- Private air-conditioned transportation
- Applicable service charges and taxes
Excluded
- Gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Services not listed in the itinerary
Travel Itinerary
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Day 1 - Luxor West Bank and Karnak Temple
Leave Soma Bay early for the drive to Luxor. Cross to the West Bank and visit selected tombs in the Valley of the Kings, the terraces of Hatshepsut Temple and the Colossi of Memnon. After lunch beside the Nile, explore the courts, halls and obelisks of Karnak Temple. Continue south by road and check in at your Aswan hotel.
Day 2 - Abu Simbel Temples
Collect a breakfast box and depart before dawn for Abu Simbel. Explore the rock-cut temples built for Ramses II and Queen Nefertari, taking time to see the colossal facade and interior chambers. Return through Aswan, stop for lunch and continue by private vehicle to your Soma Bay hotel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
One night at a five-star hotel in Aswan is included.
Yes. The listed transportation is by private air-conditioned vehicle.
The Abu Simbel Temples are visited early on the second day.
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