4 Day Family Nile Cruise From Aswan with Abu Simbel

Get your breakfast boxes in the early morning, then join your private tour guide as we will take you on a journey into the Heart of Pharaonic Civilization:

Abu Simbel Temples

The magnificent Abu Simbel Temples were carved into the cliffs by Ramses II and remain a powerful symbol of ancient Egyptian architecture. From the moment one sets foot inside the temple's sacred halls, the air is thick with a sense of wonder and mystery as if the very stones themselves were imbued with an otherworldly energy.

Then you will be transferred to the Nile Cruise to enjoy your lunch.

After having some rest, head with your guide to visit an Aswan local school, as you will enjoy:

Local School in Aswan

Visiting a local school in Aswan provides you’ll meet students and teachers, learn about daily school life, and have the chance to take family photos to remember this special encounter. It allows tourists to connect with the local community and allows them to make new friends and learn about a different way of life. We will take amazing pictures for the whole family at the school to remember this exceptional experience for many years to come.

Lunch Meal & Overnight

After enjoying interacting with the locals, you will be transferred to your Nile Cruise to have lunch & overnight on board.

The whole family will have their delicious breakfast on board, then you will be transferred to enjoy a tour of Egypt's Legendary Temples:

Kom Ombo Temple

Kom Ombo is a place of ancient wonder, where time seems to stand still and the spirits of the past still roam. This amazing site dates back to the 2nd century BC, when it was a simple temple dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek. Today, it is a place of pilgrimage for those seeking to connect with the divine, with its towering columns, intricate carvings, and mysterious sanctuaries beckoning visitors to step into another world.

Edfu Temple

Edfu Temple is a place of mystical enchantment, renowned for its preservation and dedication to Horus. Edfu Temple was constructed between 237 and 57 BC. however, it is one of the best-preserved temples in all of Egypt. In Edfu Temple, the magic of ancient Egypt lives on, a testament to the enduring power of faith and devotion.

Lunch, Dinner Time & Overnight

After finishing your day tour, you will be transferred to the Nile cruise to have lunch & dinner. Enjoy sailing to Luxor and overnight on board.

Enjoy your breakfast on the fourth day and check out the Nile Cruise. Then, you will join your tour guide to enjoy a unique and mystical experience, with many of its ancient temples and structures having been built to honor the gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt, starting with:

Karnak Temple

At Karnak Temple, time melts away and history comes to life. As you wander through the great hypostyle hall, surrounded by towering pillars and hushed whispers of the past, you may feel a sense of wonder and awe that transcends time itself. Let Karnak Temple transport you to a realm of myth and mystery, where the veil between the mortal and divine worlds grows thin.

The Valley of the Kings

Once upon a time, in ancient Egypt, there existed a sacred and mystical valley, known as the Valley of the Kings. The Valley of the Kings served as the burial site for pharaohs of the New Kingdom, hidden between the Theban hills. Even today, the valley continues to hold secrets and magic, as new tombs and artifacts are still being discovered and studied by archeologists and historians around the world.

Lunch Meal

Then you will have a tasty lunch at a local restaurant in Luxor before continuing your visits to:

Hatshepsut Temple

Built during the 18th Dynasty by Queen Hatshepsut, this temple showcases ancient Egyptian innovation and reverence for the divine, it stands as a testament to the power and ingenuity of the pharaoh Hatshepsut. The temple is a marvel of engineering and artistry, a place where mortals could commune with the gods. Even after millennia have passed, the Hatshepsut Temple continues to inspire awe and wonder, a portal to a time when magic and mystery ruled the land of the Nile.

The Colossi of Memnon

The Colossi of Memnon, twin 21-meter quartzite statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III erected in 1350 BCE, have stood as silent sentinels on Luxor's West Bank for over 3,400 years, originally guarding a vast mortuary temple (now lost to time), these weathered giants still captivate visitors with their solar alignment toward Ra, the legendary "singing" phenomenon (before Roman repairs silenced their dawn chorus), and intricate carvings of Nile god Hapi and Queen Tiye at Amenhotep’s feet, while bearing ancient Roman graffiti (including by Emperor Hadrian’s wife) that whispers of their eternal allure.

Trips in Egypt will offer an amazing experience by touring Luxor Souq before transferring you to your hotel.

Luxor Souq

Luxor Souq, a labyrinth of narrow alleys, beckons you to explore. The vibrant colors of the textiles will catch your eye, and the intricate designs will mesmerize you. As you wander through the souq, you will encounter friendly merchants eager to share their wares and stories with you. They will invite you to taste their exotic teas and spices and encourage you to try on their traditional clothing and accessories.

It is time now to have some rest at a local coffee shop as it offers a variety of local drinks that are worth trying, such as Karkadeh, Sahlab, Sugarcane juice, Tamarind juice, and Sobia.

After finishing your day tour, you will be transferred to your hotel in Luxor/ Luxor station/ Luxor Airport, or wherever you want to go in Luxor.