Quick but complete visit to Luxor from Hurghada
For those who want to visit the best of Luxor, mainly its archaeological sites, this is the tour for you. Ms Laila knows a lot about the topic and the place and the transport is great (and A/C'd, very important!!)
Travel60044318952 · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Meravigliosa
Ottima esperienza davvero interessante. Un plauso alla guida Giuseppe persona molto preparata e competente.
Dream599639 · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Great experience
The guide Lila was very good and knowledgeable about Egyptian history.
Y8398HDjanes · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Fantastica giornata a Luxor
Esperienza bellissima con partenza da Hurgada. Prima tappa Tempio di Karnak, poi abbiamo attraversato il Nilo con la barca tipica di Luxor e mangiato in un ristorante caratteristico. Dopo pranzo visita alla Valle dei Re e al Tempio tempio Hatshepsut. La Nostra guida, il Dott. Mammudh è stato molto esaustivo, sempre presente e gentilissimo. Da consigliare!
Cry1985 · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Reis naar het Dal der Koningen
Zeer goed, mijn vrouw heeft mobiliteitsproblemen, maar ze heeft dit deel van de reis gemanaged. Ze wilde deze reis al sinds ze een klein meisje was doen. De gids was goed, maar sommige plekken waren een beetje moeilijk, maar met dit in gedachten hadden we een hele goede dag en zouden het aanbevelen.
Toni_C · sep 2026 · via Viator · Vertaald
Less is more
If you are mainly looking forward to seeing The Valley Of The Kings, your better option could be taking a rental car as this bus day trip is spread widely on multiple sections/sights and therefore quite hectic. It also takes a lot of time just to gather every participant together. I was picked up at 3am and only two couples/families came along after me and that took almost 2 hours. Right after that before getting onto highway, we stopped somewhere in an industrial area with many trucks and other travel agency cars. That hit me as an inspection, and when one gentleman asked what was going on, the answer was just 'that is a colony' which didn't really clarify at all what was happening. Our 2 drivers were more interested in their own business rather than taking care of customer service. Finally in Luxor at the temple of Karnak, we met our English speaking guide. Highly nowledgeable lady, named Laila perhaps, but she basically rushed through the site, spoke very silent, and seemed quite angry even as an elderly couple couldn't keep up with her speed. Huge masses of people and no audio device given it was almost for the birds. Lunch at Crocodile Restaurant is ok, but don't get your hopes too high. In the Valley Of The Kings, we weren't not given the amount of time what's written in the description, but much less. Therefore, if you book this tour solely for the Valley, you might get disappointed. My advise for the tour operator would be cutting off the nile trip and this pretty boring stone carving show at the end and to give people more time to explore the Karnak temple and the Valley Of The Kings.
Samuli_K · sep 2026 · via Viator
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Bellissima esperienza, abbiamo trascorso una giornata stupenda con la nostra guida Giuseppe, è stato bravissimo! Consigliato!
olgaoV8550FU · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Top!!
Esperienza fantastica. Il servizio è stato eccellente dall'inizio alla fine. Abbiamo trascorso una bellissima giornata in compagnia della nostra guida, Giuseppe.
Una persona dolcissima, disponibile, professionale e super chiaro nelle spiegazioni.
Grazie Peppe!!
967desir_m · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
A fabulous trip into history
We've always wanted to visit the valley of the kings and as we were in Egypt, we booked up to go. Despite the long coach trip to get there (which we slept though) we were not disappointed. The Karnak temple is astounding and vast - we couldn't get round it all. We were also VERY impressed with our guide when he read hieroglyphics as if he was reading a menu in a restaurant: Other groups stopped to listen to him. There are numerous stops on this trip allowing you to witness and learn about the history that the area has to offer. The highlight was of course the valley of the kings and this was simply breathtaking. Our ticket entitled us for three tombs (we paid extra to also go into king Tut's tomb also). The artwork inside the tombs is stunning and the colours are still as vibrant as when they were first painted. Hatshepsut's temple was also fabulous and an incredible feat of engineering - I'd doubt that the engineers of today would be able to do something similar.
MarkTheMartian · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor
Just do it
This was a great experience! Our guide Laila was amazing, and very knowledgeable! She went through all the right/important information that was needed took us to special areas. And seemingly she’s well-known around each temple with each of the locals so she is able to give you an experience that is true and authentic. This was a daddy daughter trip so she made us feel very welcomed, appreciated, and she was very attentive to us and our needs. She told us what to avoid, and what’s the lookout for when the pushy sellers come around. And one thing that stood out to me was that she felt very familiar. meaning she felt like family, so it was easy getting to know a little bit about her background and it just felt very comfortable to be around her.
I will say, depending on where your hotel is pick up can be very early like maybe 330. Even though I was a little annoyed. It still makes sense on why they pick you up that early being that you have a 4 Hour drive to Luxor and a 4 Hour drive. back.
breonnaw478 · sep 2026 · via Tripadvisor