Top Aswan Transportation Rentals

Explore the lush gardens of the Aswan Botanic Gardens on this private boat tour. Start by sailing down the Nile River in a traditional felucca sailboat, taking in the sights along the riverbanks, including the Agha Khan Mausoleum. When you arrive at the Aswan Botanic Gardens, discover rare and exotic plants and trees from around the world as you wander the garden’s lush pathways. Along the way, an Egyptologist guide will provide you with all the information you need to know about the history of this fascinating region.

Skip organizing a complicated itinerary to explore Egypt, and book one convenient private package to see Aswan, Abu Simbel, and the Valley of the Kings with ease. This 4-day Nile cruise experience offers hotel pickups, boat accommodation, and trips to the major temples at Edfu, Abu Simbel, and the Valley of the Kings with an Egyptologist guide. An extra highlight includes a hot air balloon ride over Luxor.

Avoid the hassle of finding a ride at the chaotic airport when you arrive in Aswan and book this reliable Aswan International Airport Private Arrival Transfer ahead of your visit. Your private group of up to 15 gets picked up by a driver and gets help with your luggage. Once onboard the vehicle, you’ll ride smoothly to your accommodation in Aswan.

Egyptian public buses are not for the faint-hearted while train stations can be chaotic in the extreme. Whether you’ve completed your cruise or returned from Abu Simbel, enjoy a seamless journey from Aswan to Luxor when you prebook this private transfer. Your guide will greet you holding a sign with the company name, help with your bags, and escort you 150 miles (240 kilometers) south, direct to your Luxor hotel.

exploring the majestic temple of the goddess ISIS ancient goddess of love , Magic , healing and motherhood one of the temples had been relocated by UNISCO also driving to the high dam the largest rockfill dam in Africa built with a help from USSR in 1960. all with an expert Egyptogist tour guide and a motorboat in the Nubian lack where the temple had been relocated to.