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- Gabawi *1712 (350 sqm)
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- Seoul *2204 (400 sqm)
- Gorf *2105 (525 sqm)
- Aqalta *2226 (700 sqm)
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- Villa Hana, Ramla
- Villa Hana, Ramla
- Villa Suraya, Habu
- Beit Tabuna, Habu
- Shell Apartment Papyrus, Habu
- Shell Apartm. House Mudir Gorf
- Shell Villa Farha, Gorf
- Apartment Hatshepsut 2, Gezira
- Apartment Hatshepsut 3, Gezira
- Apartment Hatshepsut 4, Gezira
- Holiday Flats
- Hatshepsut 1 (1 BR), Gezira
- Hatshepsut 2 (1 BR), Gezira
- Nile View (1 BR), Ramla
- Hatshepsut 3 (2 BR), Gezira
- Hatshepsut 4 (2 BR), Gezira
- Hatshepsut 5 (2 BR), Gezira
- Hatshepsut 7 (2 BR), Gezira
- Hatshepsut 9 (2 BR), Gezira
- Hatshepsut 6 (3 BR), Gezira
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Living in Luxor - Excursions to the Environs of Luxor
Dahabiya Nile Cruises from Luxor or Esna
As a guest of a swimming hotel, you will glide along the River Nile, the lifeline of Egypt, while the breathtaking scenery of the fertile Nile valley passes by. The most elegant and exclusive way to travel on the water is aboard a dahabiya ("golden one"). Our Nile cruises are offered by various suppliers with different prices and stops on the route. Read more ...
Nile Cruise on Dahabiya Amina
Lake Nasser Cruises from Aswan or Abu Simbel
Lake Nasser was created as a result of the construction of the Aswan High Dam between 1958 and 1970. Therefore, the relocation of the temples along its shores was necessary. Otherwise, they would have been submerged by the rising waters. Most of these Nubian temples are inaccessible by road and can just be visited by boat during a Lake Nasser cruise. However, Nubia, with its rare flora and fauna, is not only interesting for lovers of the ancient Egyptian culture but also for nature enthusiasts, especially during the wintertime. Read more ...
A suite of the safari boat that cruises on Lake Nasser
Oasis tours and desert trips from Luxor
You may choose between short trips and tours lasting several days or a couple of weeks. If you have just 3 days at your disposal, we recommend a desert trip to the Oasis of Kharga in the Western Desert. Kharga is famous for its impressive sights, most Roman. Read more ...
Dunes at Dush southeast of Kharga
If you have more time, we recommend a trip to the Dakhla Oasis. Let us take you to sites that span a time of 4500 years - from the Pharaonic Old Kingdom to the Early-Christian and the Roman period down to the present day - and of course, to the impressive dunes. Read more ...
Dunes at Dakhla
Dunes at Dakhla
#DiscoverEsna Day Trips from Luxor
Most of you will know Esna's temple but Esna has so much more to offer like the old Caravanserai (Wakālat al-Jiddāwī), the Bakkūr oil press, the Fatimid Al-'Amriyya minaret, the wood-covered Al-Qīsāriyya market and several middle-class houses with gorgeous wooden balconies and elaborately decorated lintels from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. Read more ...
Caravanserai in Esna
Daytrips from Luxor to Elkab und Esna
Although Elkab and Esna are located on different banks of the River Nile, the two sites can be perfectly combined for a day trip. In Elkab, at the mouth of Wadi Hilal, rock-cut tombs and small temples are worth visiting. Remarkable are also the rock inscriptions which can be seen on the way between the temples.
In Esna, there is Egypt's youngest temple with an impressive portico. Read more ...
Ptolemaic Hemi-speos in Elkab
Khnum Temple at Esna
Day Trips from Luxor to Dendera and Abydos
Two best preserved Ptolemaic temple complexes are situated in Dendera and Abydos north of Luxor. They are famous not only for their gorgeous reliefs but also for a couple of extraordinary depictions which seem not to fit the time of their origin: the Dendera Light and the Helicopter of Abydos.
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Temple of Hathor at Dendera
Temple of Seti I at Abydos
Trips from Luxor to Beni Hassan
Benī Hassan is situated in Middle Egypt, halfway between Luxor and Cairo. The 39 rock tombs belong to provincial rulers dating to the Middle Kingdom. The 4 most worth seeing are currently open to visitors. They are famous for their colourfully painted scenes of wrestling scenes, daily life, and military activities. Read more ...
Rock-cut tombs at Benī Hassan, © Olaf Tausch
Trips from Luxor to Abu Simbel
The twin temples at Abu Simbel were originally carved out of the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II in the 13th century BC, as a lasting monument to himself and his queen Nefertari. The complex was relocated in its entirety in the 1960s to avoid being submerged during the creation of Lake Nasser.
En route to Abu Simbel, you should take your time to visit the Temple of Horus at Edfu and the dual Temples of Sobek and Haroeris at Kom Ombo. Read more ...
Rock-Temple at Abu Simbel
Our Service in Luxor
We organise trips to the mentioned sites outside of Luxor. Also, we arrange customised trips. |