Amazing sailing trip to Aswan Botanical Gardens with Mohamed - Fabulous evening sailng down the Nile, enriched with history; Mohamed was very knowledgeable . Mohamed was very patient as we explored the gardens; he was also a great photographer - Bonus 😀. I highly recommend using Mohamed who works with show you Egypt

Great views - Amazing tour. Felucca boats help you capture the culture of the Nile. Botanical gardens are also nice. Recommend doing this trip closer to sunset

Perfect afternoon activity in Aswan - Very fun afternoon! Boat ride was perfect- cruising on the Nile, botanical gardens were beautiful. Dua, our guide, was fantastic. She shared interesting knowledge all about the Nile, traditional boat we were on and eqypt history broadly. Saw sunset and had tea all the on nile - perfect afternoon and highly recommend!

Nicest ever - We had a great trip with felucca ride and saw the nicest place and enjoyed the plants look like a picnic but with magical feeling on the Nile river. The guide was good and the boat crew was helpful. And we drunk a delicious hot tea.

Great place - Great place and it’s for relaxing time.if you like plants and vegetation, we went by felucca to get in.It was magical trip.overall enjoyable experience and views. Recommend the guide a lot he was very knowledgeable

A wonderful experience to visit Egypt - It was a very interesting trip with our guide, he has a lot of knowledge and a beautiful country. We hope to visit another place and repeat the experience

Relaxing sunset felucca tour,, - Highly recommended! Was very nice day really amazing 😉 thanks for your help and we really loved it and was beautiful Nile River in Aswan 👐

Sunset.nile.beautiful garden - The tour was perfect. Dod was very helpful and she took us to the best spots for sunset cruise. The garden has the best mango juice. Highly recommend

An 'interesting' excursion - Our guide, Mido, picked us up from our hotel but we were horrified by the state of the car, which was old and filthy. Fortunately, it was only a short drive to the felucca dock. We set sail on the felucca and after several tacks into the head wind, the main rope from the top of the mast to the sail broke. One of the two crew scaled the mast with the ease of a monkey (no health & safety rules apparent in Egypt!) and tried to repair the break, without success, meaning that the boat was very difficult to control. After about 45 minutes, we eventually got towed to Kitchener Island, site of the Botanical Gardens. We visited the gardens during a previous visit to Egypt many years ago and wanted to go again. Mido showed us around and many of the enormous and impressive trees have plaques on them showing their names in Latin, English and Arabic. However, the gardens are beginning to look a bit scruffy. Mido was very personable and invited us to visit him in his Nubian village. Unfortunately, we did not have time to take him up on his kind offer. While we were visiting the gardens, the two boatmen managed to repair the felucca sail, so our journey back to Aswan was fairly quick and uneventful. Unfortunately, we were returned to our hotel in another dilapidated, dirty car. Let’s just say that it was an ‘interesting’ excursion!