Nile Cruise 4 Nights

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Nile Cruise 4 Nights

Luxor and Aswan

Duration

4 Days

Tour type

Private

Runs

Saturdays or Mondays or Thursdays from Luxor

Country

Luxor and Aswan

Countries

Luxor and Aswan

Cities

Egypt

Description

Take the 4-night Nile cruise travel package starting from Luxor to Aswan. Your tour begins with Luxor, the most magnificent city, where you will see the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings, the final resting place of ancient pharaohs. Board the Egypt Nile cruise to see the outstandingly well-preserved Temple of Horus in Edfu, then visit Kom Ombo to see the fascinating twin temples dedicated to Sobek and Horus. Finally, there is Aswan with its imposing Philae Temple and smooth felucca ride along the Nile. The culmination of history, breathtaking scenery, and a taste of real Egyptian culture in this Egyptian travel package can turn the whole thing into an unforgettable adventure.

Inclusion
  • Accommodation in Florence boat or similar
  • Meal Plan: Full Board
  • All transfers in modern, air-conditioned coaches or minibuses
  • An experienced tour guide
Exclusion
  • Flight tickets from/to your chosen home airport in economy class
  • Mentioned tours in program from EUR 210
  • Optional Abu Simbel tour starting from EUR 125
  • Domestic flights in Egypt with Egypt Air in Economy Class1 piece of luggage including a free baggage allowance of 20kg per person per route
  • Visa issuance upon entry: The visa fee of €35.00 per person must be paid on site.
  • Tips on the ship: Approx. €45.00 per person to be paid to the tour guide on the first day of the Nile cruise.
  • Personal expenses such as telephone, internet, etc.
Itinerary

Arrive Luxor Airport, where you are met by your Journey to Egypt Tour Guide from Rotana Egypt (at the exit door, holding a sign with your name), and begin your day of exploring by visiting the East Bank of the Nile, the Temple of Karnak, where generations of pharaohs wished to record their names. Walk through the Great Hypostyle Hall, strolling among its expertly aligned columns, which soar to 80 feet high. Continue to the striking Temple of Luxor. View the three large statues of Ramses II along the front of the temple pylons; the Courtyard of Ramses II; and the Colonnade of Amenhotep III, with its 50-foot-high columns. Walk in their shadows as visitors have done since antiquity and ponder the astonishing feats of engineering it took to create them. Then, board your Nile cruise boat. Enjoy lunch & dinner on board.

Today we will explore the West Bank of the Nile River and the Necropolis of Thebes and view the Colossi of Memnon. Next, arrive at the architecturally stunning Temple of Hatshepsut, ancient Egypt’s first female pharaoh and regarded today as one of its most successful. Continue to the Valley of the Kings, burial ground of the pharaohs and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For a period of 500 years beginning in the 16th century BC, tombs were built along this valley for pharaohs and nobles, including that of “the boy king,” Tutankhamun. Enter the tomb of Tutankhamun (Extra ticket on Spot)—found in 1922 by British archaeologist and Egyptologist Howard Carter—to discover the secrets of this storied chamber. This afternoon, cruise to Edfu.

Today, explore the Temple of Horus, which is built in 230 BC by Ptolemy III. This amazingly well-preserved and colorful structure reveals what temple worship in ancient Egypt was like. Back on board, cruise to Kom Ombo. Disembark at Kom Ombo (hill of gold) to visit the Greco-Roman temple dedicated to Haroeris (the sun god) and Sobek (the crocodile god), whom some ancient Egyptians considered the creators of the world. View the mummified remains of several crocodiles that once basked along the ancient Nile shore, just as their descendants do today. Back on board and continue our cruise to Aswan.

Ride a motorized boat to Philae Temple on the island of Agilika. This sacred complex was dedicated to the goddess Isis and reflects a fusion of three great civilizations—Egypt, Greek, and Roman. The temple was dismantled and then painstakingly reassembled when the Aswan High Dam was constructed. Proceed to the granite quarries and site of the Unfinished Obelisk. Illustrating the skills of Egypt’s stonemasons, this monolith is one-third taller than any other ancient Egyptian obelisk. Later, Ride Like a Local around the Aswan Islands in a felucca while enjoying a refreshing Scenic Sundowner. 

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Egypt Tours FAQ

Of course, travelers must obtain a visa, which can be obtained upon arrival or online for some nationalities.

Egypt is generally safe for tourists and residents, and you should consult travel specialists to find out the best places to visit in Egypt.

The Egyptian pound (EGP) is the official currency in Egypt.

The language is Arabic, but in tourist areas English is widely spoken.  

Egypt offers a range of tours, including historical, cultural, and adventure trips that cater to all interests

Yes, many Egypt trips are family-friendly, offering educational experiences and activities suitable for all ages.

Private Egypt tours can be easily booked through us, offering customized itineraries based on your preferences.  

Guided tours in Egypt include a professional guide, who provides insight and comfort, while self-guided tours allow more flexibility but you won't get the information a tour guide gives you.

comfortable clothing suitable for the climate, sunscreen, and essentials for exploring historical sites