Naga, Musawwarat and Meroe – 2 Days

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A two-day whirlwind tour of some of Sudan's archaeological highlights.

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All about the Naga, Musawwarat and Meroe – 2 Days.

A two-day whirlwind tour of some of Sudan’s archaeological highlights.


The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance
What is included in this tour?Items that are included in the cost of tour price.
  • 4×4 car rent with A/C.
  • Fuel and road fees.
  • English speaking tour Guide fees.  Highly qualified, fluent in English, university graduates with a degree in history .
  • Entry fees.
  • All meals outside Khartoum.
  • Registration fees.
  • Accommodations (1 night) in a camp or local guest houses outside Khartoum.  This is to be decided by the guide, according to logistics and weather conditions after consulting with you.
  • Invitation letter, traveling permits and photos permission.
What is not included in this tour?Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.
  • Accommodation in Khartoum.
  • Visa.  We can arrange for a visa on arrival for an extra charge.
  • Tips and gratuities.
  • Any other thing not mentioned in the included section.

 

  1. Day1 Naga and Musawwarat
    •  Visit Naga and Musawwarat.  During the rainy season (end of June–July–Aug–Sept).  Visiting Naga and Musawwarat would be impossible if there’s rain in the valley leads to these sites.
    • Stop at a desert well and meet the locals while getting water for their sheep and camels.
    • Picnic lunch in Naga.
    • Drive to Meroe
    • Arrive in Meroe and set out camp (tents)
    • Dinner and night stay in the camp.
  2. Day2 Meroe
    • Explore the pyramids in Meroe.  The best time to do so and take the best photos is shortly after the sun rise.
    • Visit the Royal City.
    • Drive to the 6th Cataract at Sabaloka.
    • Picnic lunch.
    • Drive back to Khartoum.
Camps, Guesthouses

Outside Khartoum: Desert camp and local guest houses.  See photos in the following links:

www.realtours.zenfolio.com/desertcamp

www.realtours.zenfolio.com/localguesthouses

Note: There is a luxury accommodation available in Meroe (the Tented camp) and Karima (the Nubian guest house).  Let me know if you would like to include them.