We had a great time
We had a great trip Heba was our tour guide and she did. Great job Explaining everything for us Thank you again And thank you Heba for the amazing Sugar Cane juice
Mohamed E · jun 2026 · via Tripadvisor





Ervaar het lokale leven in het Nubische dorp in Aswan tijdens een rondleiding met vervoer heen en terug. Reis 100 jaar terug in de tijd naar de wortels van Nubië en rijd op een kameel door het dorp. Geniet van een dagtocht door het Nubische dorp in Aswan. Geniet van een prachtige kameeltocht door het dorp. Geniet van een comfortabele ophaal- en terugbrengservice bij uw hotel.
Onze vertegenwoordiger komt en brengt u van uw hotel in Aswan naar de afgesproken plaats om naar het Nubische dorp te gaan, zoals het Nubische dorp in Aswan is een toeristische bestemming en een heiligdom voor toeristen van alle nationaliteiten, maar het is een uniek heiligdom, aangezien het dorp zijn wortels heeft die teruggaan tot het verleden Over 100 jaar, wanneer de bouw van het oude Aswan-reservoir plaatsvindt begon. In het jaar 1902 na Christus, dan heb je het verhoogd in het jaar 1912 na Christus, en nam een kameeltocht, genoot van de tour en zag de schoonheid hiervan prachtig dorp, en vergeet niet het mooiste monument mee te nemen foto's om deze als herinnering te bewaren, te tonen en mee te delen je vrienden, en keer dan weer terug naar je hotel in Aswan
Annuleer ten minste 24 uur voor de geplande vertrektijd om een volledige restitutie te ontvangen.
4.7★100 reviews
We had a great trip Heba was our tour guide and she did. Great job Explaining everything for us Thank you again And thank you Heba for the amazing Sugar Cane juice
Mohamed E · jun 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Super expérience ! Hazel est un guide génial, super gentil et très souriant. Nous l’avons adoré ! Il nous a bien expliqué le village nubien, nous a fait visiter une mosquée, une école, et nous nous sommes baladées dans les ruelles. Il nous a mis en garde sur les prix pour éviter les arnaques, bref je le recommande à 100%. C’est le meilleur guide que nous avons eu en Égypte ! Merci !!
leg544 · jun 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Asuán es un lugar digno de visitarse; hay muy buena comida, tiene sitios interesantes y paseos maravillosos como la nueva presa, templo de File, cantera de obeliscos, paseo en faluca, paseos en barcos de motor y visitas a las aldeas nubias. Es el punto más cercano para ir a Abu Simbel.
E2826IMcarlose · mei 2026 · via Tripadvisor
La visite est riche en émotions. Prise en charge ponctuelle en voiture à notre hôtel par Mohammed et notre chauffeur. Topo généraliste introductif sur l'Égypte antique par Mohammed dans la voiture. Aller-retour enchanteur en petit bateau pour l'ile de Philae. Visite passionnante de ce petit temple (pour l'Egypte antique) exquis posé sur son ile (suite à son déménagement par l'UNESCO pour sa préservation). On y a appris en particulier les singularités de l'architecture égyptienne ptolémaïque et l'histoire mouvementée du temple après sa construction, de la christianisation à son immersion partielle dans le lac artificiel d'Assouan, en passant par l'occupation napoléonienne. Tout ça avec plein d'humour. La fin de la visite se passe dans une parfumerie traditionnelle égyptienne, aux essences inspirées de l'antiquité.
benjaminassouad · apr 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Foi um dia excelente na companhia do sr. Emad Aiad, um guia cheio de energia e com nível cultural muito elevado. A sua simpatia, energia e cultura cativou-me desde o início, transformando o meu dia em momentos de excelência.
mariaadelinav2026 · apr 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Shimaa was a very knowledgeable and engaging guide.Her attention to detail and enthusiasm for Egyptian history was first class.I learnt alot of things on my tour including how courageous and beautiful Isis was in the pantheon of Egyptian history.
T2017MProbertk · mrt 2026 · via Tripadvisor
La excursión esta muy bien pero solo es traslado no hay guia el paseo en camillo es muy corto, pero el paisaje es muy bonito y son cuarenta minutos de traslado en barca
Carolina_R · feb 2026 · via Viator
We booked this tour for our group of 6 and had mixed feelings about the experience. The Good: Our guide George was friendly and well-dressed (full black suit and white shirt in 85-degree heat, which my sister found endearing though I think a polo would have been more practical). Two sweet 14-year-old Nubian boys steered our boat - they were on school holiday and helping their families earn money using their father’s boat. We tipped them generously. At the village, we met Mustafa, the tour company owner, who gave us interesting background on Nubian history and how the dam forced migration. The villagers were friendly and welcoming. We walked past colorful restaurants with beautiful murals that made for nice photos. The Problems: First, be warned there were lots of flies during our visit. We spent the entire time swatting them from our faces. We declined the home visit with tea ceremony as it felt exploitative to us, though this was offered. The camel ride completely fell apart. The listing advertises “a peaceful ride along the Nile River bank” but what we got was a chaotic ride through the local market. The camels were aggressive and didn’t listen to handlers well. We kept bumping into each other and it was stressful, not peaceful. Nothing like the calm camels we rode at the Giza Pyramids. Worse, the moment we got off, the camel handlers became aggressive about tips. My wife, niece, and sister felt harassed, which really upset me. I gave them several hundred Egyptian pounds and they were clearly unhappy. We walked away but it completely ruined the experience. The village itself doesn’t have much to see. We browsed the market, haggled for a few items, and were ready to leave 30 minutes before the tour ended. On the return boat ride, small children on paddleboats latched onto our motorboat singing for tips. My Advice: Skip this organized tour entirely. Hire a local felucca captain directly for a few hundred Egyptian pounds, boat to the village yourself, and walk around independently. The organized tour and especially the camel component are not worth the price. George and the company were nice enough people, but the value isn’t there and the aggressive tipping culture around the camels was uncomfortable. The Nubian village is worth seeing for the colors and culture, just do it on your own terms.
gurbuxb · jan 2026 · via Tripadvisor
This so-called tour to the Nubian Village by boat was an absolute travesty and a blatant rip-off, squandering precious time and hard-earned money on nothing but frustration. The guide barreled through the itinerary like a maniac, dictating every second without allowing a shred of personal freedom or leisure – we were herded like sheep with zero autonomy. The advertised camel ride? Non-existent, a shameless lie that reeks of deceptive marketing designed to lure in unsuspecting victims. Their WhatsApp customer service was pathetically inept, bordering on non-functional, amplifying the misery tenfold. Do yourself a favor and skip this fraudulent outfit entirely, negotiate directly with a local boatman to dodge this abysmal service and outright false promises. Sure, the Nubian Village hold some vague charm if approached independently, but this dreadful operator poisoned the entire experience from the start, turning what could be tolerable into a regrettable ordeal. Insist on exploring at your own rhythm – anything but this incompetent disaster. Be wary and protect yourself please.
Michal_P · dec 2025 · via Viator
First day of tour, I hv Mohammed Wagih be the tour guide, he is nice and knowledgeable with multi-lingual. It was a pleasant and for first visit Cairo
StanleyL2905 · nov 2025 · via Tripadvisor

Jouw excursies en ontspanningsmomenten in Hurghada, betrouwbaar en zonder gedoe.