In the morning, we will arrange for your transfer from your Cairo hotel to Cairo Airport, where you’ll catch your flight to Aswan. Upon arrival, you will meet your experienced tour guide to commence your Luxor & Aswan Nile cruise from Cairo. Your day will be filled with visits to Aswan’s foremost tourist attractions, including:

This colossal engineering feat, completed in 1971, led to the creation of a massive artificial lake in 1979, serving the dual purposes of electricity generation and water conservation.

One of Egypt’s largest monuments, originally constructed during the reign of Queen Hatshepsut in 1508–1458 BC, this massive obelisk is a testament to ancient craftsmanship.

Located on the enchanting Aglika Island, this temple was dedicated to the goddess Isis and holds a pivotal place in the mythic tale of Osiris.

Following these explorations, you’ll check in on your Nile Cruise, enjoy a delightful lunch, and then proceed to dinner. Your night will be spent on board as you prepare for the adventures of the following days.

Your second day on this 3-night Nile Cruise from Cairo begins with a hearty breakfast onboard as you leisurely sail towards Kom Ombo. Upon arrival, you will be guided to explore:

This remarkable temple, constructed during the Ptolemaic dynasty, showcases a distinctive dual design dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek and the falcon god Haroeris.

You will return to your cruise for lunch and dinner, continuing your journey towards Edfu, where you will spend the night onboard. (Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner; Overnight: Onboard the Cruise)

Following a delectable breakfast, your Egyptologist tour guide will lead you to:

A magnificent temple dedicated entirely to Horus, the falcon sky god, this architectural masterpiece was constructed between 237 BC and 57 BC and showcases impeccable preservation.

Your cruise will then set sail for Luxor, where lunch, dinner, and your overnight stay will be onboard.

Check-out from the Cruise after breakfast and embark on a Luxor adventure guided by your expert.

This fortified royal burial ground boasts 63 tombs, providing insights into the funerary rituals and lives of illustrious rulers such as Hatshepsut, Seti I, Ramses II, Tutankhamun, and more.

Carved into the cliffs of Deir El Bahari, this temple venerates Queen Hatshepsut and her reign during ancient Egypt.

These imposing statues, erected in 1350 BC, are iconic symbols of the New Kingdom and the Greco-Roman period.

Conclude your Luxor exploration with a visit to the enlightening Karnak Temple, the second most visited attraction in Egypt, known for its architectural brilliance. Your journey will end with a direct flight from Luxor to Cairo and a transfer to your hotel.