MS/ Champollion Nile Cruise 8 Days from Luxor

Check –In

Luxor East Bank

Your MS/ Champollion Nile Cruise 8 Days from Luxor will start once you arrive.

Give yourself plenty of time to get to the beginning place of your excursion.

You'll have some free time following boarding and checking in.

A delectable dinner is provided on board the cruise at around 1:00 p.m.

After lunch, proceed with the rest of your tour group to the East Bank of Luxor to view the beautiful Luxor Temple and the enormous Karnak Temple complex, two of the most significant ancient monuments in the entire world.

This city was once a temple-filled metropolis with a 2,000-year history.

After your tour, head back to the ship for afternoon tea and a spectacular folkloric performance.

The evening meal is served.

Luxor Day Tour

Luxor West Bank

Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast on the cruise ship while taking in the cool Nile breeze.

Your Egyptologist drives you to Luxor's west bank in a luxury air-conditioned vehicle.

According to Egyptian mythology, it is the pharaohs' afterlife realm, where they walk as would-be gods through the pharaonic underground tunnels that lead to the Valley of the Kings.

Then, a stunning temple materialises in the middle of a mountain.

Hatshepsut, the greatest king of Egypt, is honored at the Hatshepsut Temple.

On your walk back to the boat, two pharaonic giants known as the Colossi of Memnon appear miraculously.

You will be taken to a delicious dinner before getting on the cruise ship and sailing through Esna Lock.

Drink afternoon tea as you travel to Edfu.

Lastly, eat on board your Edfu-bound ship.

Sailing Nile Cruise

Edfu City

We start our adventure with an interesting encounter.

Enjoy your breakfast on the cruise ship first and foremost.

After that, your Egyptologist will drive you in a horse-drawn carriage to The Edfu Temple, which is where Horus lives.

The temple is in excellent condition and appears to have recently been finished.

Then examine the vibrant monuments honoring important historical occurrences.

Your fantastic voyage to Kom Ombo will come to an end when your Egyptologist joins you on your Nile Cruise.

After that, observe the stunning meadows of the Nile Valley as you float downstream.

While sailing to Aswan, take advantage of your cruise's lavish lunch and afternoon tea.

Then spend the evening on a cruise ship honoring Galabia party with a sumptuous meal in Aswan, Egypt.

A free walking tour of Aswan's streets is also available, and the sweltering open-air market will wow you with its distinctive atmosphere.

Dinner will be provided when your excursion is finished.

Aswan Day Tour

Visit High Dam

Begin your day excursion at Aswan, a lovely city surrounded by the grandeur of nature.

Your Egyptologist will take you to the High Dam, a massive building project that is thought to be one of the biggest mysteries of the twentieth century, following a superb breakfast on board your Nile Cruise.

The largest artificial lake in the world, Nasser Lake, is visible from this vantage point.

Then, you and Osiris will proceed to Isis' temple at Philae.

To visit the Nubians for the first time, your Egyptologist will take you by water taxi to Philae Temple.

After that, unwind and take pleasure in your lunch on the Nile Cruise.

After that, spend the evening on a cruise ship close to Aswan, Egypt, where you will indulge in a sumptuous meal in honor of Galabia's celebration.

You can also take a free walking tour of Aswan's streets, which will astonish you with their distinctive atmosphere.

The meal will be provided after your excursion.

Sailing Nile Cruise

Sailing to Kom Ombo

In Aswan, breakfast is served on the cruise ship.

Then you'll be taken to this section of pharaonic engineering, where the Unfinished Obelisk's pharaohs' lines may still be discernible and present a pharaonic architectural problem. It has the largest volume of all.

Visitors are welcome in Aswan and the area around the Spicy Market.

After an enjoyable tour to Kom Ombo, indulge in a delicious lunch.

Last but not least, spend a romantic evening on board listening to Nubian music and eating Nubian food.

Kom Ombo City

Visit Kom Ombo Temple

Learn more about the first pharaonic hospital and how the ancient Egyptians handled injuries by looking at the medical objects in Sobek's palace.

Kom Ombo is the name of the temple.

First, savor a sumptuous breakfast on the deck of the cruise ship.

Our Egyptologist will then take you to the Kom Ombo Temple.

Then board a boat for a delicious supper at Kom Ombo.

Evening tea is included in the leisurely tour of Luxor.

Onboard your cruise ship, enjoy a wonderful dinner and galabia celebration.

Relax in your roomy cabins as the cruise ship docks in Luxor for the night.

Luxor Day

Luxor West Bank

Once more, West Luxor's charm has captured your attention.

Breakfast is crucial when travelling by cruise liner.

Discover how Ramses II created his enormous monolithic temple in the Theban Necropolis of Luxor to endure for millions of years.

The settlement grows into a full-fledged pharaonic metropolis with Egyptian-style streets, daily requirements, and historic Egyptian structures.

You will learn about royal tomb workers, wonder builders, and iconic pharaonic archaeological relics of amazing artistry throughout your Egypt tour.

Deir el-Medina is the name of the city.

The majestic Hapu Temple is close by.

After a delicious dinner, your Egyptologist will take you on a Nile Cruise.

After that, take a free walking tour of Luxor's streets and markets.

A Nile night cruise with food and entertainment will be the last event.

This evening, unwind in your cabin by sleeping.

Disembarkation from Nile Cruise

Check-Out

Before leaving, board the cruise ship for a delicious supper.

You can then take an Egyptologist on a tour of the Nobel tombs, depending on your flight or train timetable.

Finally, we will take you to the airport or train station in Luxor so you may catch a domestic or international aircraft (according to your choice).

We're eager to finish your paperwork so you can go in style and with pleasant memories of your seven-night trip down the Nile.