フルガダからルクソールとアスワンへのナイルクルーズ5日間

Absolutely incredible - we walked around with our own guide who was a true Egyptologist - showing us things that most people didn’t seem to know. Super easy clear and comfortable trip - exactly what we were hoping for!

From Luxor to Aswan, Hassam was not just our guide—he was our historian, protector, planner, and honorary pharaoh! He followed our boat like a guardian of the Nile, turning every day trip into a beautifully woven tale of ancient wonder, local insight, and effortless charm. Hassam treated me like a queen and husband a king—no request was too small, no question too obscure, and no moment too dull. He moved with quiet confidence, deep knowledge, and that rare ability to read the room—equal parts gracious host and clever storyteller. Whether it was navigating temple crowds with ease, translating with flair, or sourcing the best tea in the country, Hassam elevated our experience from “great” to glorious. Forever grateful for a magical adventure with a guide who made it feel like Egypt was unfolding just for us. 👑 11/10 – would follow him through history again.

Love Egypt is outstanding and of the highest standard . I dealt with Mr Hassan Mahmoud via WhatsApp and he was meticulous in planning the highest quality travel experience for my wife and I. On the Nile cruise we had the pleasure of our tour guide Hossam Rashwan who countless other tour guides referred to as the very best in Egypt and rushed to shake his hand and speak to him. He was an encyclopaedia of knowledge , an expert on history and hieroglyphics and a superbly friendly person who made every on shore tour a delight. Highly commend Love Egypt , Hassan Mahmoud and Hossam Rashwan.

Love Egypt Tours arranged for our private guide, Ahmed Awan, for our stay in Luxor. Ahmed speaks excellent English and was an attentive guide throughout. He has extensive knowledge of all the sights. He made accommodations for us when he saw our energy levels were dipping, and made great suggestions for every aspect of our trip. He even got us medicine for the nasty head cold we picked up. He shared information about Egyptian life and his family. Throughout he had a great attitude. I would highly recommend his services.

We were a party of 4. All the arrangements went smoothly. We saw a plethora of amazing sights and sites. Ahmed Awad, our tour guide, spoke clear and understandable English and did an excellent job of explaining ancient Egypt, its gods and beliefs, and the various temples and tombs we visited. In addition, he made sure that we were taken care of on the boat and at the hotel. He was flexible and adjusted to our needs and desires. We highly recommend both Love Egypt Tours and the guides Hass employs.

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Waleed Alsamman was indeed the best tour guide. His knowledge of the ancient Egypt was impeccable.He even knew the dates and events that took place in the ancient civilization of the buildings of the temples. No question was unanswered. I felt as though I was in ancient egypt through his detailed descriptions of the everyday life of building the temples. I could feel the passion Waleed has for his country with detailed descriptions and knowledgeable history. He always looked out for the group. And made my request to visit the Nubian village possible. Because of Waleed my trip was truly delightful.

Zacarias was the best guide we could touch, he was attentive, super friendly, explained in great detail everything, funny, friendly. Definitely 100% recommended. We very much appreciate all your attentions and those of Mohamed (the driver)

The entire trío was wonderful, the landscape , traveling through de desert in the river and sea were spectacular We had an incredible time

Thank you dears for organizing our trip, I had a great 4 days Nile Cruise on board Historia, everything was great, tours, trans, guide and ship, drivers were so kind and care about us.

I had a great 5-day, 4-night Nile River Cruise aboard the Hapi 5 ship with my guide, Mohamed. He was very kind, knowledgeable, generous, and patient. I was traveling solo as a woman and felt safe with him the entire time. He never left my side and I appreciated his willingness to take my photos at every site. I usually showed him where to stand for specific shots and he delivered with amazing pictures along with some creative ideas of his own! The first day I was picked up at the Luxor airport where we embarked on our first tour. There was miscommunication that I would be stopping by the ship before the tour, so I would recommend changing beforehand once you arrive at the airport as I was not prepared and needed to stop somewhere to do so. I had not eaten breakfast beforehand either since I had an early flight at 6 am, but Hass offered to stop somewhere. We visited Karnak and Luxor Temples, then I had the rest of the day to relax on the ship and have lunch. The ship has a set schedule that is posted each day listing times for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea time, dinner, nightly entertainment, etc. I reviewed this each day as I had not received a printed itinerary from the company which would have been helpful for me to follow along with. All meals are included except for drinks (including bottled water). I asked Mohamed if we could stop for bottles of water each day since they were cheaper outside of the ship (50 EGP for 2 medium and 2 large bottles vs. 90 EGP for one large bottle on the ship) and he was happy to do so. The second day we visited Hatshepsut Temple and the Valley of the Kings, then sailed to Edfu overnight. It was not communicated that we would be traveling to Edfu Temple on the third day via horse carriage rather than in a vehicle as the other days, so make sure to communicate with your guide about the schedule each day so that you don’t bring extra items that you can’t leave in a van while on your tour and will have to carry around with you. It was very dusty the entire way as well, so I’d recommend wearing a face covering so that you’re not inhaling all of the dirt flying around. We spent a few hours at the temple before heading back to the ship for lunch at 1 pm and departing for Kom Ombo. We had an evening tour at Kom Ombo Temple, then sailed to Aswan overnight. On the fourth day I made a special request to visit Abu Simbel which I paid an additional $125 for. That was the only area visited given how far the drive was from Aswan - 4 hours one-way with a total of 8-hours roundtrip. We left early in the morning at 4 am, and did not arrive until after 8 am. Two hours into the drive, we made a stop for restrooms and snacks, and stopped at the same place on the way back. I thought leaving this early would help beat the crowds, however, it was extremely busy with tourists, so if you’re looking to take photos (like I was) with barely anyone around, then I’d recommend looking into something else. I arrived back at the ship close to 2:30 pm and thought that I would miss out on lunch, but luckily they were still serving food as others were also arriving back around the same time. I had the rest of the day to relax on the ship and walk around the area where there wasn’t much to see except for Old Aswan Market. This was about a 15 minute walk across the street. On the last day, I brought my luggage to the van before we departed the ship at 8 am and visited the Unfinished Obelisk, then Philae Temple which is a 10-minute boat ride to the temple, and the High Dam. Lunch is not included this day, but Mohamed offered to stop somewhere if I wanted, then I was dropped off at the airport. Overall, I had a great experience, but would have appreciated more communication, a detailed itinerary listing what exactly was happening each day with times included, and what transportation was included. I wasn’t aware that I would have the same driver for 3 days either, so I kept tipping him after each ride not knowing that I would see him again. It would have been easiest to tip him on the last day. In addition, the food on the ship wasn't super great. It wasn’t Egyptian everyday. There was only one night which they considered “oriental night” where they served traditional Egyptian food, so I’d recommend buying snacks off of the ship if you don’t want to eat the same things everyday. The bread was quite stale and you have to sit in the same assigned spot at every meal most likely given that they want to offer you the same waiters throughout your stay. You get what you pay for pretty much..

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