Nile Cruise from Hurghada, Luxor, and Aswan
There is nothing more beautiful than navigating among the most beautiful Egyptian tourist attractions at all, starting from the oldest city in the world, sailing to the south on a cruise ship, for every sunrise. Make the trip more interesting and make us one of the distinguished tour providers. Discover the landmarks of Pharaonic Luxor, where the temples of Karnak are in the east, the Maven of the Kings in the west, and the temple of the mighty beautiful Queen Hatshepsut. Travel south through the Nile with green plants on its banks, to reach the wonderful temple of Edfu. Sail south to reach Kom Ombo temple; this is not all. Continue south to reach the wonderful city of Aswan, where the past and the present and the Nile River are mixed with giant rocks and majestic temples where the High Dam stands, which was an Egyptian patriotic dream. Would you like to know how obelisks were made in Pharaonic Egypt? Here is the unfinished obelisk of Queen Hatshepsut, Philae Temple on the beautiful island of Philae and the majestic Abu Simbel temples, all of this and more only through this trip Nile Cruise Luxor Aswan 4 nights 5 days
From where can I make this program?
if you are in Hurghada, Elgouna, Sahel Hashesh, Soma bay, Safaga, Marsa Alam, or Luxor
- Nile Cruise from Luxor to Aswa.
- Luxor Attractions.
- Aswan attractions.
- All transfers mentioned above with an air-conditioned vehicle
- Entrance fees for all the sightseeing mentioned above.
- A professional guide speaks your language
- 4 nights in 5 Stander 5 stars boat, based on full board.
- Arrival-departure assists.
- Luggage handling
- Nubian Village
- Abu Simbel temple
- Botanical Gardens
- Felucca riding
- Nile Cruise tipping
- Guide Tipping
if you are in Hurghada, Makadi bay, Sahl Hasheesh, or Soma Bay Get transferred by modern Car or van to Luxor City The drive will be around 4 Hours
Meet The Guide at Luxor and if you are arriving at Luxor Train Station or Luxor Airport the guide also will meet you there.
Your Egyptologist guide with your name on a sign to start your cruise with him.
You will start your visit with your guide to the Karnak complex of Karnak temples which is considered to be one of the largest complexes in the world. The temple has an astonishing number of temples, shrines, pylons, hypostyle halls, and sacred lakes.
Your guide will open his mines of information for you and he will explain the history of the city of Luxor plus the history of the complex and its rich political and architectural history. Free time to take some nice photos for the Karnak complex then you will go with your guide to your Nile cruise boat. Lunch will be on board then free time at leisure and overnight on board.
Breakfast will be on board then your guide will take you to the fantastic west bank to watch the silent movie on the walls of the places you will visit today, about the houses, the gardens, the silent movie on the walls of the tombs, vineyard, sport, celebration, music, and fun.
You will start your tour with the Valley of the Kings with its 64 tombs including the tomb of the boy-king Tutankhamun which is an extra charge and your guide will recommend for you 3 very nice tombs out of the opened ones.
The next stop will be the unique temple of the queen Hatshepsut, which is really unique in its design and scenes on its walls.
Finally, you will visit the ruins of the biggest funerary temple on the west bank of the Nile and its immense Colossi of Memnon. Back to the boat then sail to Esna, overnight on board.
Breakfast will be on board then enjoy the sailing time to Edfu. Now you have to be ready for your adventure to visit the Horus temple of Edfu temple with a Horse-drawn carriage.
The temple is in perfect condition of conservation and it has some of the most important stories all over Egypt like the struggle between Horus and Seth, the ritual of building the temple, Nilometer, Mammisi, and much more on the walls, another silent movie you will watch before you will go back to your boat for lunch on board while sailing towards Kom Ombo.
Tea and cake will be served on the upper deck during the sail
then you will visit with your guide the unique double temple for the god Horus and God Sobek the crocodile.
Kom Ombo temple is very rich with unique scenes like the Calendar, the surgery instruments, the scenes which talk about pregnancy and giving birth, Nilometer, and mummified crocodiles.
After the visit, you can enjoy a drink in a typical Nubian café then back to the boat, sail to Aswan, have Dinner, and Gallabia party then overnight in Aswan.
Breakfast on board, then you will start your visit to one of the most important touristic cities in Egypt with its unique location and incredible weather.
You will start with Aswan High Dam, which is 15 km from Aswan. On the way, you will pass by the old dam, which was made by the British in 1902.
After that, you will visit the romantic Temple of Philae which was 500 meters far from the current site. To reach the site of the temple on its island in the middle of the Nile, you will get a motorboat.
The last stop will be the granite quarries from where they cut their obelisks and statues. There you will see the unfinished obelisk of the queen Hatshepsut which is 42 meters then you will be driven back to the boat for lunch and free time at leisure.
Later on, you will enjoy the last dinner on board then the Nubian show, and 1 hour of walking with your guide to visit the Aswan souk. It's known that Aswan is filled with shops that sell the most fragrant scents and colorful spices, sweet-smelling perfumes, bright scarves, and well-designed baskets which you can buy as souvenirs, back to the boat, and overnight in Aswan.
Enjoy your last breakfast on board then disembark and get transferred back to Hurghada, get the VIP train from Aswan to Qena and then a private car to Hurghada.
Would you like to get a flight to Cairo from Aswan? This can be an option
- Long, baggy skirts and/or pants.
- Wide-brimmed hat.
- Comfortable walking shoes.
- Long-sleeved t-shirts.
- Sunglasses.
- A light fleece or jacket if travelling outside of summer.
