Accessible Aswan & Abu Simbel Tour

All prices are in US dollars per person and depend on your travel dates, group size and hotel category. Every tour is private, so we prepare a quote for your own group. You can pay online through our secure payment gateway with no extra costs or surcharges.

After you book, we email your confirmation and tour voucher with all the contact numbers you need.

Tipping is not included and is at your discretion.

• Under 6 years free, 6 to 11 years 50% of the adult price, 12 years and over full price.

100% refund if you cancel 60 or more days before arrival, 50% refund at 30 to 59 days, and free rebooking to new dates inside 30 days. Full details on our cancellation policy page.

A 20% deposit by card confirms your booking (70% for groups of 20 or more). You pay the balance in Egypt.

We strongly recommend travel insurance. Our cancellation policy page lists the providers we trust.

Not included unless listed: special entry tickets (such as inside a pyramid), visa fees, tips and personal expenses.

Partly. The flat forecourt in front of the two temples is accessible, and it is where you take in the full scale of the four colossal statues of Ramses II. The temple interiors have steps at the threshold, so access inside depends on your mobility. Your guide explains what each chamber holds if you stay outside.

Yes, with planning. Philae stands on an island, so the visit starts with a short boat transfer, and boarding is the main challenge. We arrange assisted boarding with experienced boatmen, choose the calmest landing, and once on the island most of the temple paths are level enough to explore comfortably.

Yes. The Aswan High Dam has simple drive-up access and flat, open viewing areas, which makes it one of the easiest sites in Egypt for wheelchair users. From the top you see Lake Nasser stretching south on one side and the Nile on the other, and you never need to leave paved ground.

You can travel by road in our private air-conditioned vehicle, which takes about three and a half hours each way, or take a short flight of about 45 minutes. We recommend the flight for anyone who finds long drives tiring, and we arrange airport assistance and accessible transfers at both ends.

Very much so. Aswan has a slower, calmer pace than Cairo or Luxor, and its main sights, such as the High Dam, have easy drive-up access. It is a favourite with seniors and wheelchair users, especially at the end of a Nile cruise, when the hotel or ship is close by.