Aswan Tours
Enjoy unforgettable Egypt Day Tours from Aswan, Live the great history of Aswan Tours while visiting Abu Simbel from Aswan, Explore Aswan Tours and Aswan Excursions and visit the most famous sites of Egypt with Shaspo Tours.
Book your unforgettable Nile Cruise tour from Aswan to Luxor. Enjoy a wonderful excursion to visit The High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk, Kom Ombo Temple, Edfu Temple, visit Valley of the Kings and more.
Start you spectacular tour to visit the well-known High dam. Spend your time watching the High Dam which separates Lake Nasser from the Nile, be amused at the size of the unfinished Obelisk and more.
Discover the most enchanting places in Aswan and enjoy the fresh breeze of the Nile on board a Felucca boat. Visit Botanical Gardens and amuse yourself with its known for its tranquility and wonderful plants.
Pay a visit to Philae Temple at night and prepare yourself for a new charming experience in a show that will take your breath away and entertain with the stunning performance of the show.
Fast track your journey and enjoy visiting the wonderful monuments in Abu Simbel. Start your amazing tour to visit Ramses II Temple, Then continue your nice tour to visit his wife Temple “Nefertari temple” and more.
Enjoy visiting the outstanding Temples of Luxor. Your first Temple to visit will be The Karnak, after that you’ll be moving to the Western Bank of Luxor to visit Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple and Colossi of Memnon.
Enjoy an excursion to visit the most magnificent monuments in the world “Abu Simbel Temple”. Start your spectacular tour to visit Ramsses II Temple, then proceed to visit his wife Temple “ Nefertari Temple”.
While you are in Aswan, don’t miss the chance to visit one of the most fascinating monuments of Nubian Egypt, the Kalabsha Temple. Also enjoy a visit to the Nubian Museum and learn all about the Nubian society in Egypt.
Learn all about the history of Christianity in Egypt with a private tour to St. Simeon Monastery, enjoy well preserved features of the Monastery, which known as Anba Hatre and dates back to the 6th Century.
