Temple of Kom Ombo Tours

Best Temple Of Kom Ombo Tours & Trips

The Temple of Kom Ombo is one of the most unique temples in Egypt. A lot of its features are symmetrically duplicated in honor of two groups of gods, including the crocodile god Sobek. Situated in the town of Kom Ombo, Upper Egypt, this temple is definitely worth a visit for any travelling explorer.
Show All

17 Results

Sort By:
12-Day Classic EgyptTour Code: 761103
Daily breakfastSelect Meals Included
Start CityCairo
End CityCairo
Duration12 Days
LanguagesEnglish Live
Save 10%
From $4439
$3995
Tour Details
10-Day Gods of EgyptTour Code: 761118
Daily breakfastSelect Meals Included
Start CityCairo
End CityCairo
Duration10 Days
LanguagesEnglish Live
Save 10%
From $3583
$3225
Tour Details
1
2

Best Time to Visit Temple Of Kom Ombo

Autumn2026/2027
Autumn brings pleasant weather to Kom Ombo, with temperatures averaging 28–34°C (82–93°F) from September to November, making early visits ideal under clear, sunny skies. The Nile's gentle breezes enhance comfort as you explore the unique double temple dedicated to Sobek and Horus, its symmetrical design and crocodile mummies intriguing visitors. This season is perfect for combining a temple visit with a Nile cruise, stopping at Aswan or Edfu, where warm days and cool evenings create an inviting atmosphere for cultural discovery.
Show All
Winter2026/2027
Winter at Kom Ombo Temple brings mild and pleasant weather with daytime temperatures around 22°C (72°F), ideal for exploring the ancient riverside complex without summer’s intense heat. Nestled on the Nile’s edge, the temple dedicated to Sobek and Horus dazzles in the soft sunlight, with clear skies enhancing photography and boat views. A sunrise felucca ride offers serene vistas of the sandstone columns, while the nearby Crocodile Museum and Aswan’s attractions make a combined visit rewarding. The calm winter climate ensures comfortable walking tours along the temple’s dual design and well-preserved reliefs, making it a standout stop on any Nile journey.
Show All
Spring2027
Located on the Nile's east bank, Kom Ombo Temple basks in warm spring temperatures averaging 28°C (82°F) from March to May, with minimal rainfall and abundant sunshine ideal for sightseeing. This unique double temple, dedicated to gods Sobek and Horus, features well-preserved reliefs and a fascinating nilometer. Nearby, a crocodile museum showcases mummified reptiles, while sunset felucca rides offer stunning views of the temple’s silhouetted columns against golden skies, perfect for photography and cultural exploration in comfortable, breezy conditions.
Show All
Summer2027
Summer at Kom Ombo Temple brings intense heat, with temperatures averaging 35°C (95°F) and peaking in June-August. Despite the heat, the temple’s unique double design, honoring Sobek and Horus, draws visitors early in the morning or late afternoon. Located on the Nile’s east bank near Aswan, its riverside setting offers cool breezes and scenic sunset views. Travelers often combine visits with a Nile cruise, stopping at nearby attractions like the Aswan Botanical Garden or Nubian Museum. Early morning tours provide ideal lighting for photography and a chance to explore the temple’s hypostyle halls and ancient carvings in relative comfort before the day’s peak heat.
Show All

Reviews for Temple Of Kom Ombo Tours

F
10‑Day Egypt & Jordan Historic Tour from Cairo: Aswan Nile Cruise, Pyramids, Petra, Dead Sea

Great Egypt and Jordan Tour

I traveled with my husband and son on a private tour and loved it. We’re not disappointed. It exceeded our expectations. The service was great, the hotels are awesome. From the time our plane landed, there was someone assisting us to get to our service van to bring us to our hotel. The guides allocated to us are very knowledgeable and attentive. You cannot go wrong with Tours4fun.

Show All
A
7-Day Egypt Tour & Nile Cruise With the Giza Pyramids | 5-Star Hotel | Entrance Fees Included

Flawless execution! The convenience of booking everything in one place online was a huge relief. Their 24/7 support is no joke – I called at an odd hour about a dietary request, and they handled it immediately. The tour manager’s airport welcome and itinerary briefing made us feel secure instantly. The Nile cruise exceeded expectations. The itinerary is comprehensive, and the guides were passionate. An unforgettable adventure.

Show All
M
8-Day Egypt Highlights Tour from Cairo: Giza, Aswan, Luxor, Alexandria

Great Tour!

This trip was a wonderful gift for me. Our guide Yousri, who speaks English with practically no accent. His knowledge and culture allowed us to immerse ourselves in the habits and customs of the history of this wonderful country.

Show All
A
8-Day Enchanting Egypt Tour W/ Domestic Flights: Cairo - Pyramids - Nile Cruise | Private Tour**Deluxe Hotels & 4 Nights Nile Cruise****All Inclusive**

Fantastic!!!

We had a great time, the food is very varied and the chef is very caring even if we did not eat much because it was very hot.The crew even organized a surprise party we danced with them their traditional dance and laughed a lot!

Show All

FAQs about Temple Of Kom Ombo Tours

What is the best time of day to visit Kom Ombo Temple to avoid crowds and heat?

Visit Kom Ombo Temple at sunrise (around 6–7 AM) to avoid peak heat and tourist groups. Mornings offer cooler temperatures and softer light for photography. The site opens early, allowing a peaceful experience before cruise groups arrive post-9 AM. Late afternoon visits are second-best but hotter.

Is there a combined ticket for Kom Ombo Temple and other nearby attractions?

Yes, a Luxor-Kom Ombo-Edfu combined ticket is available at Kom Ombo Temple for approximately 200–250 EGP. It covers entry to Edfu Temple and select Luxor sites. Verify validity and included sites at purchase, as offerings may change. Individual tickets are also sold on-site.

How do I get from Aswan to Kom Ombo Temple using public transport?

Take a local train from Aswan to Kom Ombo station (30–45 minutes, ~15–25 EGP). Taxis and tuk-tuks are available outside the station for the 1.5 km ride to the temple. Trains run frequently; confirm schedules at Aswan station as they vary by season.

What should I know about Kom Ombo Temple’s dual dedication and unique architecture?

Kom Ombo Temple is uniquely dedicated to two gods—Horus the Elder and Sobek, the crocodile god. The symmetrical design features duplicate sanctuaries, halls, and reliefs split between the deities. Explore the on-site crocodile museum to see mummified crocodiles excavated from the area.

Insider Travel Offers

Sign up for early access to new tours, limited-time offers & travel perks.