4 Day Nile Cruise Itinerary From Aswan

Enjoy your breakfast on board in the morning, then sail to visit:

Kom Ombo Temple

On a pleasant day journey from Aswan, you will arrive at Kom Ombo Temple, to see one of its strangest temples dedicated to worshiping the crocodile god and the elder that was made between 180-47 BC. Some of the most important facts about ancient Egyptian medicine and astronomy are found across the temple.

Overnight

After that, back to the cruise and overnight.

Note: The breakfast, lunch & dinner will be on your cruise.

In the morning, enjoy your breakfast before setting sail to explore:

Edfu Temple

As you approach the Edfu Temple, you will feel the grandeur of the scenery. The temple features an imposing façade and remarkably well-preserved reliefs that have not changed over time. The construction of the temple took place between 237 BC and 57 BC to immortalize the great battle between the patron god Horus and Set. This highly preserved temple can cover very important facts through all the carvings and decorations about science, myths, language, and more of the ancient Egyptians during the Ptolemaic period.

Overnight

After that, back to the cruise and overnight.

Note: The breakfast, lunch & dinner will be on your cruise.

After breakfast, check out from the cruise, then join your tour guide to transfer to visit:

Valley of the Kings

Multiple tombs lay hidden in Egypt's Valley of the Kings, as there were about 63 tombs belonging to the greatest rulers of the New Kingdom (1550 - 1070 BC), such as Rameses I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, IX, Seti I, Tutankhamun, Amenhotep I, Hatshepsut, and more. These tombs are known to be the source of great wealth that comes in the shape of artifacts and knowledge.

Then move to visit the unique:

Hatshepsut Temple

Hatshepsut Temple was built in the 18th Egyptian Dynasty in 1479 BC, and the best remaining part of the temple was built about 3500 years ago in a place called "Deir el-Bahari in Egypt". It was built for Queen Hatshepsut by her architect Senenmut (1508-1458 BC) to immortalize her statues as the priestess wife of Amun Ra, the creator sun god.

Lunch Meal

Continue your 4-day Nile Cruise in Luxor's west bank by having lunch, then visit the:

Colossi of Memnon

Each of the Colossi of Memnon, built by Amenhotep III (1391–1353 BC), is made of a single piece of red sandstone, and the statue stands at 18 m in height, immortalizing the face and his numerous achievements. It was completed in 1350 BC and was rebuilt many times, especially during the Hellenistic age.

Karnak Temple

Karnak Temple is the greatest house of worship in history. Its construction took about 2000 years, between 1971 BC and 30 BC, to be the worship center for the Theban triad. Karnak means fortified place. The entrance of the temple is a road full of statues of animals, and that was a symbol of strength, as the Pharaohs thought. The Temple of Karnak comprises several temples, shrines, pylons, a hypostyle hall, and an avenue of sphinxes that leads to Luxor Temple.

After that, we will transfer you anywhere you want in Luxor to end your 4 days Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor.

Note: The breakfast will be on your cruise.