Description
Enjoy wonderful 4 nights cruising the Nile up from Luxor to Aswan, with stops at, Edfu, Kom Ombo, to visit their beautiful temples.
Day 01: Transfer to cruise- East Bank Tour:
Arrival at Luxor Airport or railway. Meet and assist by our representative. Transfer to your cruise.
After lunch, you will visit Luxor East bank which includes the temples of Karnak and Luxor. Both were dedicated to the Theban Triad; Amun, Mut, and Khons.
Overnight is in Luxor. (Lunch and Dinner)
Day 02: Luxor West Bank Tour:
Today, you will discover the highlights of Luxor West Bank as; the valley of the kings, the temple of the female pharaoh Hatshepsut, and the colossi of Memnon.
Back to the cruise to set sail to Edfu through the lock of Esna.
Overnight is in Edfu. (B, L, D included)
Day 03: Edfu & Kom Ombo Temples:
Take a horse and carriage to visit the most intact temple in Egypt, the temple of Horus at Edfu.
Set sail to Kom Ombo, to visit the temple of Kom Ombo which is dedicated to Horus and Sobek.
Set sail to Aswan. Overnight is in Aswan. (B, L, D included).
Day 04: Aswan Tour:
Today you will explore the major sites of Aswan as; the High Dam, the temple of Philae, and the granite quarry of the Unfinished Obelisk.
Take the traditional felucca sailboat for a ride around the Elephantine island.
Overnight is in Aswan. (B, L, D included)
Day 05: Disembarkation:
Disembarkation and transfer to hotel, airport, or railway. (Breakfast only)
Optional tour to Abu Simbel Temples.
End of Services
Prices:
390 $ per person in a twin room.
625 $ per single traveler.
Tour includes:
- All transfers in air-conditioned tourist vehicles.
- Licensed tour guide.
- Entrance fees to all the sites.
- All meals from lunch on the first day to breakfast on last day.
Tour excludes:
- Tips
- Drinks and personal expenses.
- Any tour or site is not mentioned above.
Note:
- All the services go with the sailing circumstances.
- Children from 0-5 years are free of charge.
- Children from 6-11 years get 50% off.
- 25% of the price to be added on peak season as Christmas, New Year, and Easter.
