
Pyramids of Giza, Saqqara, Dahshur & Memphis: Private Full Day
6+ people · Private car with driver only
The double temple of the crocodile god, and the best-preserved temple in Egypt
Kom Ombo is unique in Egypt: a temple built twice over, perfectly symmetrical, with one half dedicated to Sobek the crocodile god and the other to Haroeris the falcon. Alongside it, a small museum holds around three hundred mummified crocodiles recovered from the surrounding sands, plus a wall relief showing what looks unnervingly like a set of surgical instruments.
Edfu, an hour further north, is the best-preserved temple anywhere in Egypt — buried in silt until the 1860s, which is why the roof is still on and the reliefs are crisp. The pylon stands 36 metres and the black granite falcons in the courtyard are among the most photographed statues in the country. Both sites can be combined with a one-way drop in Luxor.
Collected from your hotel or cruise boat.


An hour north along the river road.

The pylon, the granite falcons, the roofed hypostyle and the sanctuary barque.

Beside the Nile at Edfu.

Or continue to Luxor if you chose the one-way option.

| Extra | Price |
|---|---|
| Crocodile Museum ticket | $10per person |
| Lunch on the Nile at Edfu | $20per person |
Free pickup and drop-off from your hotel, apartment or Nile cruise dock.
Meeting point: Your hotel lobby in the tour city.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations inside 24 hours are non-refundable, but we will always try to move your date instead.
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6+ people · Private car with driver only

6+ people · Private car + guide

6+ people · Private car with driver only

6+ people · Private car + guide

6+ people · Private car with driver only

6+ people · Private car + guide

6+ people · Private car with driver only

6+ people · Private car + guide