When you reach Aswan, our representative fluent in English will personally welcome you and guide you to your spectacular Nile cruise ship in a private air-conditioned van. Ensure to check in before noon. Initially, you will be treated with a lunch meal aboard. Following your meal, you'll be taken to see The High Dam, a significant structure erected under the governance of Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1960 AD aimed at safeguarding Egypt from the destructive Nile floods. Next, you'll embark on a motorboat voyage on the Nile, leading you to the Temple of Philae. This edifice, constructed during the Graeco-Roman era, is dedicated to the goddess Isis. Finally, you'll be taken to see The Unfinished Obelisk, a red granite monument intended for god Amun Ra. Upon completion of your tour, you'll return to your ship. The evening is yours to enjoy in Aswan at your leisure. [L-D]

Your ship will provide breakfast for you. Following this, your Egyptologist guide will accompany you to one of Egypt's most remarkable temples, the Kom Ombo Temple, where the deities Sobek and Haroeris were venerated for a period. Return to your vessel and relish your midday meal on the sun deck while observing the distinctive scenery of the majestic Nile River. In the afternoon, experience a thrilling chariot ride to the Temple of Horus in Edfu, renowned as one of Egypt's best-preserved temples. Upon concluding your visit, you will be escorted back to your ship. Spend the afternoon unwinding on board. Dinner will be provided on the ship. In the evening, the crew will host an Egyptian Folkloric Show party

Start your day with breakfast on your Nile cruise before embarking on a captivating journey in Thebes, the holy ground. Your exploration begins on Luxor's west bank, home to the Valley of the Kings. This site served as the royal burial ground for Theban monarchs and rulers of ancient Egypt, including our Pharaohs. Next, you'll proceed to the Queen Hatshepsut Temple at Deir El Bahari, one of the finest instances of ancient Egyptian architecture due to its unique location carved entirely into a mountain. Concluding your tour, you'll visit the Colossi of Memnon, a monument attributed to King Amenhotep III. Upon completion of the tour, you'll return to your cruise ship for lunch. Your afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure. The day ends with dinner and an overnight stay on the cruise.

Depart post-breakfast (at 08:00 AM) to begin your enlightening exploration of Luxor's East Bank, inclusive of the magnificent Karnak Temples Complex. Recognized as the world's largest complex structure, it spans over a hundred acres. Conclude your delightful journey at the Luxor Temple, an architectural marvel initiated by a 12th dynasty king and finished by the renowned King Ramses II. Once your day's excursion concludes, a private air-conditioned van will transport you back to your Luxor accommodation, marking the end of our services.

Upon reaching Luxor airport or train station, our agent will whisk you away to your Nile Cruise in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Boarding will be before noon. Later in the afternoon, you'll have the chance to explore Luxor's East Bank, which is home to the Karnak Temple Complex. These are some of the largest human-made structures in history. The main edifice is dedicated to the god Amun Ra, as it was seen as his earthly residence. The earliest parts of the structure date back to the Middle Kingdom era, but some records suggest there were buildings as old as the 3rd dynasty.
Upon completing your daily excursion, you'll be escorted back to your vessel for relaxation and rejuvenation. In the evening, the crew will present an authentic Egyptian cultural performance. Your evening meal will be provided, and you'll spend the night in Luxor. (L-D)

Enjoy your morning meal on the Nile cruise, before immersing yourself in the enchantment of Thebes, the holy ground. Begin your journey on the west bank of Luxor, home to the Valley of the Kings. This site is recognized as the burial grounds of the Theban monarchs and ancient Egypt's leaders, including our Pharaohs. Following this, you'll visit the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El Bahari. Recognized as one of the most impressive architectural feats of ancient Egypt, this temple is unique because it was entirely chiseled into the mountainside. Finally, you will tour the Colossi of Memnon, associated with King Amenhotep III. After your explorations, you will return to your vessel for your midday meal. Spend the afternoon at your leisure. The day concludes with dinner and an overnight stay on the cruise.

Begin your day with breakfast on your Nile cruise, before embarking on a journey full of mystery and intrigue. Your guide for the day will lead you to one of Egypt's most extraordinary sites - the Temple of Horus in Edfu, renowned as one of Egypt's best-preserved temples. Following this, you'll return to your ship, where a delicious lunch awaits you as we sail towards Kom Ombo.

In the afternoon, prepare to explore the Temple of Kom Ombo, a place of worship for the deities Sobek and Haroeris for a period. After this fascinating visit, return to your ship and enjoy your meal.

Spend some time on the sun deck, immersing yourself in the unique landscapes that unfold along the banks of the majestic river Nile - a cradle of ancient Egyptian civilization.

As we navigate towards Aswan, a delectable dinner will be served on board. Expect to reach Aswan late in the evening and spend the night there.

Your day will commence with a breakfast served aboard your vessel. Following this, you will embark on an exploration of the magnificent city of Aswan, guided by an Egyptologist. This journey includes a visit to The High Dam, a structure erected by Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1960 AD as a safeguard against the Nile flood. Next, you'll take a motorboat ride on the Nile River until you reach Agilika Island. Here, you'll explore the Temple of Philae, built during the Graeco-Roman era in honor of the goddess Isis (the mother of god Horus). Our last stop is a stunning Aswan attraction, The Unfinished Obelisk, crafted from red granite and dedicated to god Amun Ra. After completing your sightseeing tour, you'll return to your ship where lunch will be served. Later in the afternoon, enjoy some tea onboard. The evening is yours to spend at leisure. Dinner and an overnight stay in Aswan conclude your day.

Venturing to the temples of Abu Simbel, either by personal transport or domestic flight, our English-proficient guide stationed in Aswan will meet and accompany you in a private air-conditioned vehicle towards Abu Simbel. This historical site lies south of Aswan along the Nile's western bank, 180 miles beyond the First Cataract in the region formerly known as Nubia. It was previously referred to as Meha in antiquity, with its first recorded mention during the 18th Dynasty, when Ay and Horemheb commissioned the carving of chapels into the southern hills. Upon your arrival, you'll visit the esteemed Abu Simbel Temples, constructed under the reign of the famed Ramses II. The largest of these temples, known as the Great Temple, was dedicated to the revered god Rahorakhty and erected by Ramses II himself. There is also a smaller temple, dedicated to both Ramses II and his beloved wife Queen Nefertari. Once your day tour concludes, you'll return to Aswan. Upon reaching Aswan, you'll be escorted in a private air-conditioned vehicle to your selected hotel for check-in and relaxation, or you could be transferred to Aswan airport for your domestic flight back to Cairo.