In Southern Egypt lies one of the largest man made lake in the world (6,216 square Kilometers). On its banks, ancient Egyptian and Nubian civilization flourished. The variety of game fishing, crocodile watching, and nature discovery safaris has made Lake Nasser a paradise for adventures.

Lake Nasser has arguably the best freshwater fishing in the world for both Nile perch and Tiger Fish. There are also several species of catfish; the legendary giant Vundu being the biggest. Two species of Tilapia also inhabit the lake and give a good account of them on a fly rod. All told there are some thirty two species of fish in the lake.

A fishing safari on Lake Nasser is as close to the real meaning of the word "safari" as you are likely to find a style of mobile camping that combines comfort with the incredible experience of being out in real wilderness.

Most anglers visiting this unique desert lake for the first time catch the largest freshwater fish of their lives. Practically everyone achieves this goal and has an angling adventure they will never forget.

As well as terrific angling, Lake Nasser is a fantastic place to visit, where stunning desert scenery borders clean waters, which are in turn dotted with countless rocky outcrops and islands. There is an atmosphere of tranquility, vastness and adventure - as befits a wilderness where anglers have hundreds of square kilometers to themselves.