Breakfast is served in the Dahabiya Nile Cruise. We would be ready to continue this magnificent sail from Aswan to Luxor.

Our Nile Cruise ship will land at the location of the Temple of Kom Ombo, dedicated to two gods, Horus, the falcon god, and Sobek, the crocodile god. The Greco-Roman temple is famous for its matchless location overlooking the Nile. Construction work of the temple started in the 2nd century BC by Ptolemy VI and was completed during the reign of Ptolemy XII during the 1st century AD.

We sail towards Edfu

Our next visit of the day will be to the Temple of Edfu; this temple is the largest and most wonderful Ptolemaic temple in Egypt. Established more than 2000 years ago after 3 centuries of constructions works, the temple includes several wonderful features.

We sail towards Luxor.

Overnight in the Nile Cruise

Our guests would be enjoying the breakfast at the Nile Cruise to get ready for more fun in this Luxor and Aswan Nile Cruise package.

You begin your visits of the West Bank of Luxor by exploring the Valley of the Kings. Considered the best-preserved and greatest ancient Egyptian burial site. Established by the Pharaohs of the New Kingdom, starting from the 18th dynasty, more than 3500 years ago, it contains several amazing tombs.

Now, you continue our tour to the West Bank of Luxor. You visit Temple of Hatshepsut, The finest mortuary temple to be built in Egypt. Constructed by Queen Hatshepsut more than 3500 years ago, the temple has several distinctive features.

You move on with our travel package in Egypt by visiting Colossi of Memnon. These stunning and huge two statues are the only parts that existing section of the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III. Named after the Greek hero, Memnon, one of these two statues used to make some humming noises. They believed they were of the mother of Memnon crying after the death of her son.

The Nile cruise sailing down the Nile, from Aswan to Luxor, or vice versa, would be having amazing entertainment program in the evening for all the guests to enjoy including belly dancing show, live music, costume parties, and much more.

You sail towards Luxor.

Overnight in the Sabena Al Jamila Nile Cruise

We embark the Merit Dahabiya Nile Cruise in Luxor for a marvelous journey.

We begin our tour in the East Bank of Luxor by visiting the Karnak Temple. This is the hugest and most amazing temple of ancient Egypt. Established more than 4000 years ago, the most astonishing elements include the avenue of sphinxes, several obelisks, the sacred lake, and the huge hypostyle hall of Ramses II.

Our next stop in the East Bank of Luxor would be to the amazing Luxor Temple. Considered by many scholars as an open-air museum of ancient Egyptian art, the temple was founded more than 3500 years ago and it was where many kings celebrated their crowning.

Day Four: Luxor West Bank tours + Disembarkation

Our guests would be enjoying the breakfast at the Nile Cruise to get ready for more fun in this Luxor and Aswan Nile Cruise package.

We begin our visits of the West Bank of Luxor by exploring the Valley of the Kings.  Considered the best-preserved and greatest ancient Egyptian burial site. Established by the Pharaohs of the New Kingdom, starting from the 18th dynasty, more than 3500 years ago, it contains several amazing tombs.

Now, we would continue our tour to the West Bank of Luxor. We would visit Temple of Hatshepsut, The finest mortuary temple to be built in Egypt. Constructed by Queen Hatshepsut more than 3500 years ago, the temple has several distinctive features.

We move on with our travel package in Egypt by visiting Colossi of Memnon. These stunning and huge two statues are the only parts that existing section of the mortuary temple of Amenhotep III. Named after the Greek hero, Memnon, one of these two statues used to make some humming noises. They believed they were of the mother of Memnon crying after the death of her son.

Disembark Dahabiya Nile Cruise.