Arrival at Aswan

Aswan - Upon reaching Aswan Airport, a representative will be ready to transfer guests to the Nile Cruise, where they can promptly check in.

Aswan High Dam - Lunch will be served on the cruise, followed by an afternoon visit to the High Dam, a major city highlight. Constructed in the 1960s on the Nile River, the dam boosts agricultural production and shields the country from floods. After appreciating this engineering marvel, guests will cross the Nile to explore Philae Temple. This ancient site is rich with structures and monuments dedicated to deities like Isis and Hathor, offering insights into ancient Egyptian civilization.

Kom Ombo

Temple of Kom Ombo - Early in the morning, there is an optional excursion to Abu Simbel Temple, with a return planned for 1:30 PM. Following this, lunch will be served on board as the cruise sails towards Kom Ombo Temple, arriving at 6:00 PM for a visit. Afterward, the cruise continues to Edfu for an overnight stay.

Edfu - Arrive in Edfu at night and enjoy an overnight stay.

Edfu And Luxor

Sanctuary of Horus - Edfu - In the early morning, a visit to Edfu Temple is scheduled, renowned as one of Egypt’s best-preserved temples.
About the temple:
Edfu Temple is among the most exquisite and intact ancient Egyptian temples. Built during the Ptolemaic period under Ptolemy III, its construction spanned several decades.

The temple is dedicated to Horus, the sky god often depicted as a falcon, symbolizing power and protection. The temple walls are adorned with detailed carvings depicting the mythological battle between Horus and his uncle Set, a significant story in ancient Egyptian religion.

Esna Lock - After visiting Edfu Temple, the cruise sails towards Luxor, passing through the Esna Lock. During the journey, guests can enjoy the sailing experience and observe the fascinating water level changes as the cruise navigates the lock.

Luxor Temple - The cruise arrives in Luxor in the evening, followed by a visit to Luxor Temple to admire its stunning beauty under enchanting night lighting.

About the temple:
Luxor Temple is one of Egypt’s most remarkable ancient monuments. It was constructed during the New Kingdom, starting under Amenhotep III and later completed by Ramesses II.

The temple was dedicated to Amun, along with his consort Mut and their son Khonsu, forming the Theban Triad.

The temple is notable for its massive entrance pylon, towering obelisk, spacious courtyards, and the Avenue of Sphinxes that once linked it to Karnak Temple. At night, the temple exudes a special charm, as the lighting beautifully highlights its intricate carvings and grand columns, creating an unforgettable experience.

Luxor West Bank And Karnak Temple

Valley of the Kings - After breakfast, guests will complete the check-out procedures from the cruise. Then, they will head to the West Bank of Luxor to visit the Valley of the Kings and explore the royal tombs.

Guests can choose 3 tombs from those included in the standard entry ticket. Additional tombs are available, requiring an extra ticket purchased on-site during the visit.

About the site:
The Valley of the Kings is one of Egypt’s most significant archaeological sites. It served as the royal burial ground for New Kingdom pharaohs, including famous rulers like Tutankhamun and Ramesses II.

The valley contains numerous richly decorated tombs carved deep into the limestone mountains, filled with colorful inscriptions, religious texts, and scenes depicting the journey to the afterlife. It reflects the ancient Egyptians’ strong beliefs about resurrection and eternal life, making it one of the world’s most fascinating sites.

Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el Bahari - After visiting the Valley of the Kings, guests will proceed to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut to admire its remarkable beauty.

About the temple:
The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut is one of ancient Egypt’s most unique and elegant monuments. Built during the 18th Dynasty by the renowned female pharaoh Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari on Luxor’s West Bank.

The temple is designed with a series of terraces rising against the cliffs, creating a stunning harmony between architecture and the natural landscape. It was dedicated to Amun and served both religious and funerary purposes. The temple is considered a masterpiece of ancient Egyptian architecture and one of the most beautiful monuments on Luxor’s West Bank.

Colossi of Memnon - After visiting the Temple of Hatshepsut, guests will head to the Colossi of Memnon.
About it:
The Colossi of Memnon are two massive stone statues and one of Luxor’s most famous landmarks. They represent Pharaoh Amenhotep III seated on his throne.

The statues originally stood at the entrance of a vast mortuary temple built for Amenhotep III, of which only these two statues remain today. Each statue is about 18 meters high.

The name “Memnon” comes from Greek legend, as the Greeks believed that one of the statues emitted mysterious sounds at sunrise, giving the site a mythical reputation throughout history.

Today, the Colossi of Memnon are an important tourist stop on Luxor’s West Bank, admired for their historical significance and impressive scale.

Temple of Karnak - The tour guide will escort guests for an amazing visit to the magnificent Karnak Temple, an ancient Egyptian complex of temples and other structures at Thebes, regarded as the greatest example of Pharaonic architecture in Egypt and a beloved tourist attraction. After the temple visit, guests will proceed to Luxor Airport.

• Accommodation for 3 nights on Nile Cruise, full-board stay
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• All Fees and Taxes

• Entry visa to Egypt
• Any optional tours
• Temple entrance tickets

A Nile cruise journey from Aswan to Luxor is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. It offers an ideal opportunity to delve into Egypt’s rich history and culture, while taking in the breathtaking views of the Nile Valley.

Typically, cruises begin in Luxor, the historic city of Thebes, which was once the capital of the New Kingdom. From this point, travelers will sail south along the Nile for four nights, with stops to explore some of Egypt’s most renowned temples and tombs.

This journey provides endless learning opportunities and a serene tranquility.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.