![]() ![]() The area we were driving though wasn’t 100% secure either. In hindsight, maybe I should’ve had a cold showers that morning instead.Īfter we got back on the road, the 4 hour return journey awaited us. I found is blaring a world war 2 audiobook in the lobby for everyone to hear. Well in reality we had to drive back to the ferry after 5 minute because I realised I mistakenly left my phone there. ![]() We then hit the open road and headed south into the Sahara desert. I was down in the ferry lobby by half past and hoarded onto the bus by 5. The next day began with an horrendously early 4am alarm-clock and a stumble into the shower to shock my body awake. I still had to pay for the entry ticket out of my own pocket though. The bus transfer was also arranged with my ferry and included with the cost of my cruse ticket. So I had a few hours in the morning to visit the temple. When I arrived in Aswan I booked a nile cruse in Luxor but it wasn’t leaving until 6pm the following day. My own cabin, with a proper bed and my laptop full of movies, what more could I have asked for.Ĭlick More: Sleeper Train Cairo To Aswan Tickets Since it was a going to be over 14 hour long journey I decided to get my own Private cabin for $120. Although it’s cheaper if you’re an Egyptian national as the prices for foreigners were much higher. You have two ticket options a shared or private cabin.Ī bed in a shared double cabin cost $80 a ticket. Compared to a PTSD inducing 48 hour bus journey I took in Laos, that was the hight of luxury. It wasn’t that bad either, way better than some other journeys I went on. The night-train left at 9pm and I got down to Aswan just after 11 am the following morning. ![]()
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