saloga and gazal national park , west bank of Aswan saloga and gazal national park , west bank of Aswan, Aswan
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Sustainable Farm Stay with Stunning Mountain Views Private Beach Area and Family-Friendly Restaurant Experience the beauty of Aswan at Nubian Farm, where you can enjoy a private beach area and delicious African cuisine at the family-friendly restaurant. Wellness Packages and Yoga Classes Indulge in wellness packages, beauty services, and yoga classes during your stay at Nubian Farm. Relax and rejuvenate surrounded by the serene beauty of the mountains. Book your stay at Nubian Farm Aswan now to enjoy a unique blend of nature, culture, and relaxation.
saloga and gazal national park , west bank of Aswan saloga and gazal national park , west bank of Aswan, Aswan
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Stunning location with authentic feel, welcoming staff. Friendly lovely dogs. We loved everything about this place and will definitely go back. Lovely breakfasts. Boats are wonderful and free. 420
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Je ne comprends pas les avis positifs sur cet hôtel. Les chambres sont sales, les draps avaient des traces d’urine et des crottes de souris. Il n’y avait ni eau ni électricité, et une forte odeur de cigarette. Le personnel n’est pas du tout sympathique. Nous avions réservé 3 chambres pour 3 nuits, mais nous avons fui dès la première nuit. Des chiens sont présents partout, certains semblent malades
Deco de la chambre sympa,lieu tranquille.personnel agréable,serviable et fiable acceuil très bien.traversee du nil en barque pour atteindre l hotel très belle,d autant que Mahmoud nous a promené
Guest house un peu désuet,demande a être restaurer, les chiens sont sympas mais ne doivent plaire à tout le monde.,nous ça ne nous dérangeait pas.
“A relaxing sanctuary on the other side of the Nile . . .”
Nubian Farm Aswan is it's own vibe. If you're looking to get away from it all and relax, this is the place! It's about a 20 minute boat ride across the Nile, through some beautiful reed lined channels. I was greeted by Sherief, who pretty much runs the place. He cleans the rooms, maintains the grounds, and cooks simple, yet delicious meals. I booked a single room, but was upgraded to the two room family suite, which had four comfortable beds to choose from, a kitchen area that isn't yet equipped to be used, and a large bathroom with both shower and tub. The grounds are lovely with plenty of shade trees, mainly citrus, mangoes, along with flowering bushes. There are tables and benches set up along the edge overlooking the Nile, where you can enjoy the views while eating delicious, simple breakfast or dinners. I had both vegetarian and fish options, upon request. Mahrous is the owner and he's very intent on making sure that you are comfortable and enjoying your stay. The word "farm" refers more to an agricultural farm, not so much animals, although there are some happy ducks that are well taken cared of, some goats, and yes, even four Nile crocodiles that are kept in a rather small enclosure. But they look well fed. There is a wonderful group of friendly dogs that roam around the place. Unfortunately, they aren't given much attention and all of them are really underweight. If you visit, consider bringing some meat to give to them. I bought a couple of pounds of beef and they obviously devoured it gratefully! The lodge is located about 40 minutes walk north of the Nubian village, a pleasant walk behind some properties and along the Nile. You can also climb the dunes right by the lodge for some great sunrises and sunsets. Mohammed owns a felucca and will take you out on the river, upon request. Mahrous and Sherief can shuttle you back and forth to Aswan or to one of the islands, on a small motorboat.
Be aware that you are getting away from the hustle and bustle of Aswan and Egypt if you come here. You need to make arrangements to get picked up in Aswan, and whenever you want to travel back or visit one of the islands. Mahrous or Sherief will gladly transport you on their small motorboat. Any excursions you want to take are easily arranged ahead of time. Food needs to be arranged ahead of time as well. I never used the internet, so I'm not sure how well it worked. There was a morning when I was pretty much left to myself. No one was around to check if I needed anything, a drink, breakfast, etc. I had made arrangements the night before to go on an excursion in the morning to Seheyl Island, but had to wait until noon to go on it. However, it was the first day of Ramadan, so maybe that had something to do with it. For me, the main negative was the condition of the dogs. The ducks, goats, and crocodiles looked well taken cared for, but the dogs were half starving. As I mentioned above, I brought them some meat, and spoke to Mahrous about it. Hopefully, he'll start taking better care of them. Otherwise, Nubian Farm Aswan is an ideal place to relax and restore your energies. The guys, Mahrous, Mohammed, Sherief, and the others are very chill, friendly, and respectful. It was wonderful to connect with them, eating dinner or just having tea on the felucca, sharing life stories in the quiet of the night by the swift flowing stream of the Nile. I initially booked three nights, but ended up staying six. And I could have stayed longer! It's that sweet of a place . . .
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