Feb-Abu Simbel Extension

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Abydos
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Dashur Pyramids
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Hatshepsut's Temple
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Tel el-Amarna
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Abu Simbel Excursion : Feb 26, 2005
provided by our affiliate, American Express of Egypt
PRICE & WHAT IS INCLUDED

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Sat, Feb 26. Early departure for the short flight to Abu Simbel where you enjoy a visit to the temples of Ramesses II and his queen, Nefertari. These temples became famous when an international UNESCO project rescued them from their previous location, which has now been submerged by Lake Nasser. The lake was created by the High Dam.

Afternoon arrival back in Aswan where you board your flight to Cairo. Upon arrival in Cairo you are met and assisted by an American Express representative and escorted to your hotel, conveniently located beside the airport so that you will not have to face Cairo traffic if you are departing tomorrow.
Hotel: Sonesta Cairo Hotel. Meal: Breakfast.

Sun, Feb 27: Departure flights home.
Meal: Breakfast.

There may be changes to this itinerary due to circumstances beyond our control.

What is Included in the Abu Simbel Excursion
Feb 26, 2005
provided by our affiliate, American Express of Egypt
DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY

$200 US Dollars

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Prices are per person in Double Occupancy.
You begin in Aswan. Your airfare from Aswan to Cairo was included in your Nov 20-27 tour price.
Ruth Shilling does not accompany travelers on this extension.

Included:
· Sightseeing: Abu Simbel temple of Ramesses II and Nefertari
· Transfers from the cruise boat to/from Abu Simbel and to/from the airports in Aswan & Cairo.

Not included:
· Items of a personal nature - laundry, telephone calls, etc.
· Meals, except where listed above
· Bottled water and other beverages
· TIPS (cruise boat staff, tour guide, transfer men, porters, etc)
· Anything which is not listed above as being included in your tour package.

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