Egypt Nile Cruise itinerary – From Aswan : 4 Days – 3 Night Nile Cruise Every – Wed – Fri

Early Morning (Optional tour to Visit Abu Simple) from Aswan visit temple of Sobek Afternoon sailing to Luxor, the site of ancient city of Thebes. First visit will be paid to Temple of Kom Ombo located on high grounds overlooking the Nile, which can be dubbed as a double temple built as a dedication to two sets of gods, Haroeris and Sobek during the Ptolemic Dynasty. From there, sail to Edfu, the site of the Ptolemaic Temple of Horus. lunch sailing to Edfu, overnight in the Crise.

Overnight: Nile Cruise                                                    Meals: breakfast, lunch, and onboard dinner

Early morning Cruise will arrive in Edfu you will take a tour in Edfu Temple of Horus (also Known as Edfu Temple). Continue sailing to Luxor. Take an unforgettable dinner on board and have an overnight in Luxor afternoon enjoy a day tour in the staggering Karnak Temple Complex, the greatest example of worship in history. Then pay a visit to Luxor Temple, built by Amunhotep III during the New Kingdom. Get back to your Nile cruise to have lunch and enjoy your last night in Luxor.

Overnight: Nile Cruise                                                    Meals: breakfast, lunch, and onboard dinner

Early morning you will have a Optional tours to Do Hot Air Balloon Flight over Luxor West bank and Nile River. A set of stunning views are to be enjoyed from the hot-air balloon flight over the west bank of the Nile River's. Watch Karnak Temple, Hatshepsut Temple, and Valley of Queens from a totally different angle! It is the Egyptian biggest open-air museum on a unique and unforgettable balloon adventure. Make sure that you have your cameras ready to enjoy this unique opportunity of the magnificent panoramic view of Luxor town. Feel the tranquility of the early morning sun rising over the East Bank, illuminating the city and mountains.

Breakfast will be taken on board your Nile cruise after which you will discover the west bank of Luxor by visiting the Valley of the Kings where 18th and 20th Dynasties powerful Pharaohs were buried in the Theban necropolis. Then move beneath Deir el Bahari cliffs to Valley of the Queens where wives of Pharaohs were buried. Visit Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, one of the incomparable monuments of ancient Egypt. On the way back to Luxor east bank you will visit the Colossi of Memnon, a twin statues of Amenhotep III stand since 1350 BC. Then transfer to Luxor airport or Luxor train station – End Services.