Traslado desde Aswan a Luxor
Descripción
Viaja cómodamente de Asuán a Luxor en un viaje guiado privado y descubre dos de los templos antiguos más fascinantes del Alto Egipto en el camino. Deténgase en el magnífico Templo de Kom Ombo, dedicado exclusivamente al dios cocodrilo Sobek y al dios halcón Horus, antes de continuar hacia el Templo de Edfu, uno de los mejores monumentos antiguos de Egipto. Disfrute de vistas panorámicas del valle del Nilo mientras viaja a través de encantadores campos y pueblos locales. Con transporte puerta a puerta, conocimientos expertos sobre la rica historia de Egipto y tiempo suficiente para explorar ambos tesoros arqueológicos, este traslado transforma un viaje simple en una experiencia cultural inolvidable.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Viaja cómodamente de Asuán a Luxor con transporte privado de puerta a puerta y paradas turísticas guiadas en dos de los templos más notables del Alto Egipto. Su viaje comienza con la recogida de su ubicación en Asuán, seguido de un viaje panorámico en un vehículo moderno con aire acondicionado con un conductor profesional y experimentado. En el camino, deténgase en el Templo de Kom Ombo, un templo único grecorromano dedicado a Sobek, el dios cocodrilo, y Haroeris (Horus el Viejo), el dios con cabeza de halcón. Continúa hacia el norte hasta Edfu, hogar de uno de los templos antiguos mejor conservados de Egipto, dedicado al dios halcón Horus. Disfrute de mucho tiempo para explorar ambos sitios y admirar su impresionante arquitectura y significado histórico. Después de sus visitas, continúe a su lugar Luxor. Este servicio de traslado privado ofrece una forma cómoda, segura y sin complicaciones de viajar entre Asuán y Luxor mientras descubre dos de los templos antiguos más importantes de Egipto en el camino.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Su conductor lo estará esperando en la PUERTA DE SALIDA de su hotel.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Se requiere una copia del pasaporte de todos los viajeros.
- Recogida y entrega Nombres y dirección del hotel requeridos
- La ruta pasa por numerosos pueblos y ciudades, con frecuentes baches de velocidad a lo largo de la carretera, lo que resulta en tiempos de viaje más lentos.
Opiniones(86)
It was very good experience. The tour guide was great. The tour office is very good. Just have in mind that the road is not so good and there is posibillity seven hours to become 8 to 9.
If you want to see how people live in Egypt away from the cities take this trip. It is tiring but worth it. You share the road ( if you call it that) with double trucks, buses, mini vans, cars, tricycle buses, cars, motorbikes, people, horse and cart, donkeys and even hundreds of goats blocking the road. You see the people in their day to day lives and kids jumping off the bridges into the canals for fun and to cool off. Then of cause the temples , especially Edfu, along the way.
Punctual pickup. Easy handling and very pleasant trip. We could stop when we wanted to take a short break.
The temples were amazing (Edfu was so big in person!) and driving through all of the farming towns and along the Nile was truly great. My driver was lovely and supplied me with water, snacks and even took pictures of me with the sunset and Nile in the background
I had a very poor experience with this service. My driver was 20 minutes late to start with, the driver stopped a dozen times or more to have a break. The most concerning part was that the driver was falling asleep and stopping in the middle of the road for the ENTIRE trip and in turn this entire drive took about 8.5 hours and only stopping at one temple on the way as I really just wanted the trip to be over. It was very uncomfortable as he was continuously accelerating and braking harshly while dozing off. A few bumps into other vehicles and overall was a horrible experience. Agency had to call the driver many times which seemed to be the only time he would actually drive fine but only lasted for 5-10 minutes then back to falling asleep again. Would not recommend to anyone
Dear Mat_M, Thank you for sharing your feedback. We sincerely apologize for the unacceptable experience you had and fully understand your concerns. Please be assured that once this issue was reported, we immediately followed up. Although the driver insisted on continuing to work despite being tired, we took firm action and stopped him from driving entirely. He has been suspended from duty for the past 15 days as a first and serious measure. Your safety is our top priority, and we deeply regret that we did not meet the standards you deserve. Kind regards, Khaled
DO NOT RIDE WITH THIS COMPANY. The company itself was fine and did a great job with communication the day of, and while they did wisely advise us to skip edfu because of our late departure (we saw philae with another company in the morning), I would have greatly appreciated them sharing that a few days before. Regardless, I appreciated their thorough communication and a rep from the company taking the time to call us. The two star review is because the driver is the worst driver I’ve ever experienced anywhere in the world, and I’ve hired transport in egypt and other developing countries often. Here are just some of the things that went wrong: - Driver picked up a random passenger en route without telling us, the ride was supposed to be private. This greatly compromised our security. He lied and said the person was a cop, but it was not one - Driver was driving at 165 km/h in. 90km/h zone - Driver was yelling on the phone while driving, not using a headset for about an hour. Swearing in Arabic - Driver stopped multiple times to smoke without an explanation, just pulled over - Driver pulled over, nearly exposed himself (definitely due to others on the road) and just peed behind the car - Driver threw food on the passenger seat, on the divider, etc - Driver refused to lower the volume on the music when we were trying to use AirPods to listen to our own (he turned it off for a bit and then turned it back on) These are just a short list of grievances. There are other good companies out there that hire decent drivers. Sadly, not this one.
Dear Sir, Thank you for taking our phone call today and for sharing these details with us. We sincerely apologize for the experience you described. This behavior does not reflect our standards, especially regarding safety, privacy, and professionalism. We take your feedback very seriously, and the additional details you shared have been escalated internally for immediate investigation and corrective action. We appreciate you acknowledging our communication efforts, and we are truly sorry that the driver’s conduct overshadowed the service. Your comments will help us ensure this does not happen again. Kind regards, Management Team
We covered the journey in one day by car, which would normally take two days on a Nile cruise. We also got to visit the beautiful temples of Kom Ombo and Edfu, which the train would pass by. Mr. Armed was quiet but well-experienced driver. Thank you for a wonderful trip.
I would take this mode of transportation 10/10 times over a cruise or tour bus. Cruising doesn't allow you to go into the rural villages and through the intimate nature of Southern Egypt! It robs you of all of the fun parts of road trips, which is getting a peek into the lives of people who live in this cool country. You also get to go at your own pace, which is a huge advantage over mass tourist travel. The tour buses handle the rough roads muchhh worse than a car. They sit super high so you're bouncing all over and they can't maneuver through the crazy Egyptian roads and traffic. I am so grateful I never took a bus long distance in this country! We had a laugh at Edfu Temple when the bus passengers were having meltdowns about how rough the ride was. I don't know what kind of research they did before traveling, but clearly it wasn't enough. Do not skip the two optional stops to Kom Ombo and Edfu temples. They come up a lot in historcal reference to other big places in Luxor and Abu Simbel, so you'll regret missing a chance to see them. Additionally, these are way less frequented and we had Kom Ombo almost entirely to ourselves. Overall, it's a must do!
he came by the scheduled time and the car was very good , but the driver asked us to pay tip if he needs to wait at each temple for more than 30 minutes though this transfer price is originally expensive, but the entrance was far so it's impossible to see it within 30 minutes...he didn't force us to do that much, but it was uncomfortable experience.
Thank you for sharing your feedback. We truly appreciate your comments. We’re pleased to hear that the driver arrived on time and that you found the vehicle to be very good. However, we’re sorry to learn that the discussion about waiting time and tips made you feel uncomfortable. Kindly note that, as mentioned in the tour details, the scheduled visiting time is 1 hour at Kom Ombo Temple and 1 hour 30 minutes at Edfu Temple, which should be sufficient to enjoy the sites without any pressure. Tips are always optional and should never be requested in a way that causes discomfort. We would also like to kindly ask why you did not contact us at the time via WhatsApp or phone on the number shared with you. We are always available during the service and would have addressed the situation immediately to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. Thank you again for your valuable feedback, which helps us improve our services, and we hope to have the opportunity to serve you better in the future.
Everything was fine, private car, driver, time and visit. Edfu temple is really nice, in my opinion more than Kom Ombo one (we saw many in Egypt). Thank you
