| Day 1 | Start of the Nile Cruise. Excursions to the Karnak and Luxor Temples Find more about the 5-Star Cruise Liner M/S Hapi |
| Day 2 | Excursion to the Valley of the Kings and Queens, Hatshepsut Temple, and Colossi of Memnon |
| Day 3 | Excursions to the Temple of the God Horus in Edfu and the Temples of Horus and Sobek in Kom Ombo |
| Day 4 | Tour to the Dam and Philae Temple |
| Day 5 | End of the cruise from Luxor to Aswan |
Minimum group size: 4 people
Tour price: from $665 per person* ** *The prices of individual and group tours are available upon request **The prices of tours during Christmas, New Year and Easter holidays are available upon request
Luxor
The Valley of the Kings and Queens
The Colossi of Memnon
The Temple of Horus in Edfu
Kom Ombo
Transfer to the cruise ship (arrival strictly in the first half of the day). Check-in on the M/S HAPI cruise liner and the beginning of the journey along the Nile.
Lunch at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Visit to the east bank of the Nile River, including the Karnak and Luxor Temples.
Excursion participants will see the site of the ancient capital of Egyptian civilization, Thebes. The Nile divides the city into two parts: the western "city of the dead" and the eastern "city of the living." In the "city of the living," two grand temples are located, which are Karnak and Luxor. Together, these temples form a large complex, which includes many magnificent temples built by different pharaohs, featuring royal cult estates, giant statues, and gilded obelisks shining against the azure sky.
Dinner at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Overnight on the ship in Luxor.
Breakfast at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Visit to the west bank of the Nile River, where the Valley of the Kings and Queens, the temple of Queen Hatshepsut in El-Deir-el-Bahari, and the Colossi of Memnon are located.
The Valley of the Kings and Queens is the main highlight in the "city of the dead." Here there are the mortuary temples and tombs of Luxor. Tourists will see the enormous statues, which are the Colossi of Memnon. An important point on the itinerary is the visit to the temple of Queen Hatshepsut. It is hard to imagine how such a structure with three terraces, an open courtyard, rooms with pilasters, sanctuaries, and much more was carved into the rock. It’s a truly incredible masterpiece of ancient architecture.
Departure to Edfu. Lunch at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Free time.
Dinner at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Overnight on the ship in Edfu.
Breakfast at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Excursion to the Temple of the God Horus in Edfu, a well-preserved cult structure and one of the last temples built during the Ptolemaic Kingdom between 237 and 57 BCE. It is the second largest temple in Egypt after the Karnak Temple.
Departure to Kom Ombo and lunch at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Excursion in Kom Ombo with a visit to the ancient temples. Participants of the guided tour will have the opportunity to stroll along the riverbank and explore the two temple complexes dedicated to the falcon god Horus and the crocodile god Sobek.
Dinner at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Overnight on the ship in Aswan.
Breakfast at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Excursion with a visit to the dam and one of the most picturesque temples in Egypt, Philae. It is located on Agilkia Island, south of the old Aswan Dam. To reach the island, we will transfer to a water taxi. The temple became renowned during the Ptolemaic dynasty as a center of the cult of the goddess Isis.
Lunch at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Free time.
Dinner at the cruise liner's restaurant.
Overnight on the ship in Aswan.
Breakfast at the cruise liner's restaurant.
End of the cruise and disembarkation from the ship.
Transfer to Aswan Airport.
