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Radamis I, a Nile Cruiser, embarks on a journey either from Luxor to Aswan or the other way around, covering an impressive 220 kilometers. The journey includes a stopover at Esna/Edfu and either Luxor or Aswan. It gracefully navigates the tranquil waters between Aswan and Luxor on the globe's longest river, letting travelers sail through historic epochs. Be prepared to marvel at the splendors of Aswan and Luxor, the world's most expansive open-air museum, situated by the Nile. Visit the temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo and the Philae temple, guided by seasoned experts who vividly recount tales of ancient emperors.
Cruise Itinerary
Day 1- Aswan City Tour 1
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Upon reaching Aswan, our representative who speaks fluent English will welcome you and arrange your private air-conditioned transfer to your luxurious Nile cruise ship. Ensure to check in before noon. Your journey will commence with a delightful onboard lunch. Post lunch, we'll transport you to The High Dam, a monumental structure initiated by Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser back in 1960 AD to shield Egypt from the annual Nile flood. This will be followed by a relaxing motorboat ride on the Nile, leading you to the Temple of Philae. Built during the Graeco-Roman era, this temple was dedicated to the goddess Isis. Finally, you will visit The Unfinished Obelisk, a red granite structure meant to honor the god Amun Ra. Once your tour concludes, you will be taken back to your ship. Enjoy the rest of your evening in Aswan at your leisure.
Day 2- Kom Ombo - Edfu2
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Start your day with a meal served on your vessel, before embarking on an exploration of one of Egypt's most fascinating sites, the Kom Ombo Temple, under the guidance of your expert Egyptologist. This temple was once a place of worship for the deities Sobek and Haroeris. Return to your vessel and savor a meal on the sun deck, all the while taking in the captivating panorama of the mighty Nile River. In the afternoon, a thrilling chariot ride will take you to the Temple of Horus in Edfu, renowned as one of Egypt's best-preserved temples. Once your tour concludes, you'll be taken back to your ship for a leisurely afternoon. Enjoy your evening meal onboard, followed by an entertaining Egyptian Folkloric Show conducted by the onboard staff.
Day 3- Luxor West Bank - Luxor3
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Start your day with breakfast on the Nile cruise, and then set off on your enchanting journey in Thebes, the hallowed ground. Explore Luxor's west bank, including the Valley of the Kings. This location is the royal burial ground of Theban monarchs and rulers from ancient Egypt where our Pharaohs found their final resting place. Following this, continue to the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El Bahari. This temple has been recognized as one of the finest examples of ancient Egyptian architecture due to its unique feature of being entirely hewn into the mountain. Conclude your tour with a visit to the Colossi of Memnon, a monument attributed to King Amenhotep III. Afterward, return to your ship for a mid-day meal. Spend the afternoon at your leisure. Enjoy dinner and stay overnight on the cruise.
Day 4- Check Out - Luxor East Bank 4
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Depart post breakfast (at 08:00 AM) to embark on a mesmerizing tour exploring the East Bank of Luxor, featuring the magnificent Karnak Temples Complex - the largest architectural marvel globally, spanning an area of a hundred. Conclude your delightful journey at the Luxor Temple, a masterpiece initiated by a king from the 12th dynasty and brought to completion by the renowned king Ramses II. Once your day tour concludes, a private air-conditioned vehicle will transport you back to your accommodation in Luxor, marking the end of our services.
Day 1- Luxor East Bank1
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Upon reaching Luxor's transportation hub, you'll be personally escorted to your Nile Cruise via a private air-conditioned vehicle. The boarding process will be completed before noon. In the afternoon, you're set to explore Luxor's East bank, which includes the vast Karnak Temples Complex, the most enormous edifices ever constructed in human history. The main structure is dedicated to the deity Amun Ra, as it was thought of as the terrestrial dwelling of the god. The oldest parts of the structure can be traced back to the middle kingdom, with some indications pointing to even earlier structures from the 3rd dynasty. Later, your journey takes you to the Luxor Temple, a magnificent monument constructed by a ruler of the 12th dynasty and completed by the famed King Ramses II. Situated in the core of ancient Thebes, this temple, similar to Karnak, was devoted to the primary deity, Amun Re.
Upon concluding your day's excursion, you'll be escorted back to your vessel for relaxation and rejuvenation. In the evening, the crew will organize an Egyptian folkloric performance. A meal will be provided and you'll stay overnight in Luxor. (L-D) Note: Should your arrival in Luxor be particularly early, we will initiate the tour immediately upon arrival. This is because the cruise check-in is at 12:00, and we aim to prevent our guests from squandering their time waiting in the lobby for check-in.
Upon concluding your day's excursion, you'll be escorted back to your vessel for relaxation and rejuvenation. In the evening, the crew will organize an Egyptian folkloric performance. A meal will be provided and you'll stay overnight in Luxor. (L-D) Note: Should your arrival in Luxor be particularly early, we will initiate the tour immediately upon arrival. This is because the cruise check-in is at 12:00, and we aim to prevent our guests from squandering their time waiting in the lobby for check-in.
Day 2- Luxor west Bank -sail to Edfu2
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Begin your day with breakfast aboard the Nile cruise. Following that, set out on a captivating journey through Thebes, a land deemed sacred, by exploring Luxor's west bank. This includes the Valley of the Kings, regarded as the royal burial ground of Theban monarchs and rulers from ancient Egypt and the final resting place of our Pharaohs. Moving on, your next stop will be the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El Bahari. This temple is recognized as one of the finest examples of ancient Egyptian architecture due to its unique feature of being completely carved into the mountain. Concluding your tour, you'll visit the Colossi of Memnon, belonging to King Amenhotep III. After your tour, head back to your ship for lunch. The afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure. End your day with dinner and an overnight stay on the cruise.
Day 3- Edfu-Kom ombo- sail to Aswan 3
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Start your day with breakfast aboard your Nile cruise. Your guide will then lead you on an enigmatic journey to the land of mysteries. The first stop on today's guided tour is one of Egypt's most magnificent temples, the Temple of Horus in Edfu, renowned for its exceptional preservation. Following the visit, you'll return to your ship as lunch is served en route to Kom Ombo.
In the afternoon, you'll continue your journey to the Temple of Kom Ombo, a place where devotion was once given to the two deities Sobek & Haroeris. After your exploration, head back to your ship for a delectable lunch.
Savor the beauty of the Nile from the sun deck, observing the unparalleled landscapes of this majestic river. It was along these banks that ancient Egyptian civilization sprang up and thrived.
A sumptuous dinner will be served on board as you sail towards Aswan. You'll arrive late in the evening and spend the night there.
In the afternoon, you'll continue your journey to the Temple of Kom Ombo, a place where devotion was once given to the two deities Sobek & Haroeris. After your exploration, head back to your ship for a delectable lunch.
Savor the beauty of the Nile from the sun deck, observing the unparalleled landscapes of this majestic river. It was along these banks that ancient Egyptian civilization sprang up and thrived.
A sumptuous dinner will be served on board as you sail towards Aswan. You'll arrive late in the evening and spend the night there.
Day 4- Aswan city tour 4
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Your ship will provide breakfast for you. Following this, an Egyptologist guide will accompany you on a tour of the grand city of Aswan. This includes The High Dam, a significant structure built by Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1960 AD to shield Egypt from Nile floods. Afterward, a motorboat will take you on a journey down the Nile River until you arrive at Agilika Island. Here, you'll explore the Temple of Philae, constructed during the Gaeco-Roman era and devoted to the goddess Isis (mother of the god Horus). Your final stop will be one of Aswan's exceptional attractions, The Unfinished Obelisk. Carved from red granite, it was dedicated to the god Amun Ra. Once your day's tour concludes, you'll return to your ship where lunch, afternoon tea will be served. Enjoy your free time in the evening. Your night concludes with dinner and an overnight stay in Aswan.
Day 5- Disembarkation from cruise 5
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After you've enjoyed your breakfast, our representative will escort you to the Aswan airport or station for your flight to Cairo (Breakfast).
There's an optional tour: a trip to the temples of Abu Simble, either by private car or domestic flight. Our English-speaking guide in Aswan will meet you and take you to Abu Simble in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Located on the western bank of the Nile, Abu Simble is 180 miles south of the First Cataract in what used to be Nubia and was known as Meha in ancient times. The location was first noted in written records during the 18th Dynasty, courtesy of Ay and Horemheb who had rock-cut chapels carved into the southern hillsides. Once there, you will have the opportunity to explore the Abu Simbel Temples, constructed by the renowned Pharaoh Ramses II. The larger temple, known as the Great Temple, was dedicated to the esteemed god Rahorakhty by Ramesses II. The smaller one was dedicated to none other than Ramses II himself and his stunning queen, Nefertari. Upon completion of your tour, we'll return to Aswan.
Once you reach Aswan, a private air-conditioned vehicle will transport you to the hotel of your choice for check-in and relaxation. Alternatively, you may be taken to Aswan airport to board your local flight to Cairo.
There's an optional tour: a trip to the temples of Abu Simble, either by private car or domestic flight. Our English-speaking guide in Aswan will meet you and take you to Abu Simble in a private air-conditioned vehicle. Located on the western bank of the Nile, Abu Simble is 180 miles south of the First Cataract in what used to be Nubia and was known as Meha in ancient times. The location was first noted in written records during the 18th Dynasty, courtesy of Ay and Horemheb who had rock-cut chapels carved into the southern hillsides. Once there, you will have the opportunity to explore the Abu Simbel Temples, constructed by the renowned Pharaoh Ramses II. The larger temple, known as the Great Temple, was dedicated to the esteemed god Rahorakhty by Ramesses II. The smaller one was dedicated to none other than Ramses II himself and his stunning queen, Nefertari. Upon completion of your tour, we'll return to Aswan.
Once you reach Aswan, a private air-conditioned vehicle will transport you to the hotel of your choice for check-in and relaxation. Alternatively, you may be taken to Aswan airport to board your local flight to Cairo.
Prices
| Duration | Season | Triple Cabin | Double Cabin | Single Cabin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Nights 4 Days | May To September | $540 | $610 | $907 |
| 3 Nights 4 Days | January To April | $690 | $760 | $1147 |
| 4 Nights 5 Days | May To September | $634 | $712 | $1082 |
| 4 Nights 5 Days | January To April | $834 | $912 | $1402 |
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Radamis I Nile Cruise
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