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hurghada · luxor · aswan · 3 days / 2 nights

Hurghada to Luxor & Aswan — Private 3 Days, Return to Hurghada

Private East and West Bank sightseeing and Aswan highlights with two hotel nights and a long final road return to Hurghada.

Private itinerary, no group bus3 days / 2 nights
The mortuary temple of Hatshepsut on Luxor’s west bank

About this private journey

Leave the Red Sea for a compact journey through the ancient landscapes of Luxor and Aswan. Visit Karnak and Luxor Temple, explore the West Bank, then follow the Nile valley through Edfu and Kom Ombo before reaching Philae in Aswan. The reference arrangement includes two hotel nights, with each room category agreed separately.

This is a fast-moving road itinerary. Temple opening windows, the one-way transfer between cities and the long final Aswan–Hurghada drive must fit a realistic operator-confirmed schedule. Tell us if you would prefer an extra night rather than compressing sightseeing and travel into an uncomfortable day.

Highlights of this tour

Private road departure from Hurghada
Luxor East Bank: Karnak and Luxor Temple
Luxor hotel overnight
Luxor West Bank: royal tombs and temples

Day-by-day private itinerary

Travel date, departure point and duration may change because of roads, local site opening and transport schedules.

Day 1
01Private road departure from Hurghada

Leave your Red Sea hotel by private vehicle at the agreed early hour. Road permissions, rest stops and actual travel time are confirmed before booking.

02Luxor East Bank: Karnak and Luxor Temple

Explore Karnak's monumental columns and Luxor Temple with a private Egyptologist guide.

03Luxor hotel overnight

Check in at the agreed Luxor hotel with time to rest; accommodation category is confirmed with the traveller.

Day 2
01Luxor West Bank: royal tombs and temples

Explore the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple and Colossi of Memnon. Premium tomb tickets are separate.

02Edfu Temple en route

Stop at Edfu's Temple of Horus if opening hours and driving time permit a proper visit.

03Kom Ombo Temple en route

Visit the double temple of Sobek and Harwer overlooking the Nile when the time window permits.

04Overnight in Aswan

Check in at the agreed Aswan property and allow time to rest; accommodation and meals are confirmed in your quotation.

Day 3
01Philae Temple in Aswan

Cross to Philae by local boat and visit Isis's island temple. Boat and admission availability are confirmed in advance.

02Private road return

Return to your original resort by private vehicle with planned comfort stops; exact arrival is subject to traffic and checkpoint requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Where are the two hotel nights?

The reference route uses a Luxor night and an Aswan night; the named hotels and room types are confirmed in the quote.

Does the trip finish in Aswan?

No. It includes a long road return to Hurghada. The final Aswan visit must fit that return with sensible breaks.

What makes the booking binding?

Your dated written quotation confirms the route, admissions, transport, accommodation where applicable, cancellation terms and total before payment. Unconfirmed supplier availability is not a reservation.

Route & travel planning

hurghada → luxor → aswan

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Proposed route services

Proposed route services

  • Private transport from Hurghada to Luxor and Aswan, with the agreed return route and rest stops.
  • Licensed guiding at confirmed temples; hotels, entrance tickets and optional Nile activities are itemised separately.

Not included or subject to confirmation

  • Admissions, meals, accommodation and domestic flights only when itemised in the final offer
  • Tips, personal expenses and optional premium admission

What to bring

Two-night luggage, passport details and any health or mobility needs relevant to long road days.

The itinerary combines Luxor sightseeing, an intercity temple transfer and an Aswan visit before a long return to Hurghada. Confirm rest time and drivers; the last day is not a leisurely Aswan stay.

Travel date, departure point and duration may change because of roads, local site opening and transport schedules.