Nile Premium Nile Cruise from Aswan 4 Days

Arrival to Aswan

Tour in Aswan and Nile Cruise

Night After breakfast, meet our local representative in Aswan and our tour guide "Egyptologist" to begin visiting Aswan City and its highlights. With our Private Driver and private car.
The Egyptian High Dam, located south of Aswan; was built in 1961 by Gamal Abd El Nasser; Egypt's president after the 1952 revolution against the Turkish Empire.
Later, you'll board a ferry to Goddess Isis Island; where you'll tour Philae Temple. Spend some time with our Egyptologist Tour Guide; who will unveil all of the Temple's secrets as well as the love story between Isis and her husband Osiris. Then, Return to the dock for a visit to Aswan's Red Granite Quarry; where you'll learn how Ancient Egyptians carved "the Unfinished Obelisk," a single 1,000-tonne rock.

As you board our five-star Nile Cruise at Aswan; our tour guide will assist you with your check-in.

Enjoy a beautiful cabin with a view of the Nile River; a delicious meal on board; and a free afternoon in Aswan to explore the open-air market. In the Cruise Bar, enjoy dinner while watching the cruise entertainment.

Abu Simbel Day Trip

BASED ON THE CRUISE LATEST SAILING SCHEDULE TRIP TO ABU SIMBEL WILL BE WITH EXTRA FEES

Abu Simbel Temples

Your Egyptologist Tour Guide and Private Driver will transport you to Abu Simbel Temple through Nasser Lake; south of The High Dam.
Visit the Temples of King Ramses II and his wife; Queen Nefertari, as well as the Great Temple of Abu Simbel. Two temples were built on Nubia's territory for the holy human king Ramses II and his adoring Queen "Nefertari."
Enjoy our Egyptologist's stories and legends about the Temples, as well as photo opportunities.
We'll hop back in the car and go to Aswan for a Nile Cruise lunch.

As we cruise towards KomOmbo, we'll return to our vehicle and go to Aswan for lunch on a Nile Cruise.
This evening, you'll go to the Kom Ombo Temple of the Crocodile God; which is directly on the Nile River. Your tour guide will show you the Crocodile Mummies and the healing area because this temple was once a hospital.
When you return to the Nile Cruise; you will be treated to dinner and onboard entertainment.

Nile Cruise Sailing

Edfu Temple visit

After a 15-minute horse carriage ride, arrive at God Horus Temple; the most surviving ancient Egyptian temple to date. Visit the Temple and take some amazing shots near Horus' massive Falcon Statue, then stroll down the Alley to hear the legendary story of good and evil, and then sit down to eat.
Meet your horse carriage driver for a return trip to the Nile Cruise, lunch on board; and time to rest on the upper deck of the cruise while observing Egyptian farmers on both sides go about their daily tasks.

Meet your horse carriage driver for a return trip to the Nile Cruise; lunch on board and time to rest on the upper deck of the cruise while observing Egyptian farmers on both sides go about their daily tasks.
Your Nile Cruise will sail through Esna lock after dusk. And we recommend staying to watch as your floating hotel drops a few meters "depending on the flood season."
Onboard dinner and an overnight stay

Nile Cruise check out

Luxor Tour

Your waterfront accommodation Enjoy a delicious breakfast on board before meeting our tour guide and driver for a full-day tour of Luxor.
During the New Kingdom, the King Valley; on the outskirts of Luxor, was home to royal tombs (15th century BC). From the three royal tombs included in your Valley of Kings ticket, our Egyptologist tour guide will select the best tombs to visit.
Leave the pharaohs' colorful tombs for a fascinating open-air tour of Queen Hatshepsut's Funeral Temple; where you can discover more about the First Lady's reign over a historical realm.

Stop for a photo break at the Giant Colossi of Memnon on your way back to Luxor East Bank; then transfer to Karnak Temple for the supper God Amun Ra, walk around the Great Hypostyle Courtyard of the Temple, explore its giant walls, wide halls; and huge obelisks, visit the Sacred Lake, and return to your vehicle to go to your final stop of the day, Luxor Temple.
Luxor Temple was Amun Ra's wife's home; it was considerably smaller, and the two temples were linked by Sphinx Avenue; go along the Sphinxes Road and into Amun's Harem House to observe the characteristic papyrus flower colonnades and the Holy of Holies.

Enjoy some free time in Luxor before boarding the Sleeper Train to Cairo, which includes dinner.