4-day Nile cruise MS Esplanade

Starting with a delightful breakfast on board the MS Esplanade Nile Cruise, your Egypt Nile River Cruise will sail to Kom Ombo where you will enjoy an amazing tour to Kom Ombo and Edfu. After exploring the Temple of Kom Ombo, which was built during the reign of the Ptolemies in Egypt to honor the two gods of the region, Sobek, the crocodile, and Haroeris, the falcon god of Kom Ombo, you will meet your Egyptologist guide in the lobby and continue your journey to Edfu. After enjoying a delectable lunch on board, you will travel to Edfu to see the Horus Temple. Horus is the son of Osiris and the protector of kingship. After that, you will have dinner on board. 
After completing your Egypt Day Tours, prepare to board a ship for Esna and spend the night there before preparing for your excursions to Luxor the following day.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Meals

Following a delicious breakfast on board, your luxurious MS Esplanade Nile cruise will head towards Luxor via the Esna lock. You can then continue your Luxor day tours to see the Luxor Temple after enjoying lunch and afternoon tea on board. The temple, which was constructed by the respectable Pharaoh Amenophis the Third, was devoted to Amun, Mut, and Khonsu. The Opet Festival, one of the most important religious celebrations in ancient Egypt, took place there every year.
During this celebration, the Amun cult statues. Resuming your Luxor East Bank Tours will allow you to see the Karnak Temples, which honor the Triad of Thebes, which was led by the Sun God Amun-Re, the Cat Goddes Mut, their consort, and their son, the Egyptian moon god Khonso. Following your Luxor Sightseeing tours, you will dine on board the Nile Cruise and enjoy a belly dance performance.

Sleeping in Luxor

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Meals

After breakfast, you will check out of the Egypt Nile River Cruise and continue your Luxor tours, stopping to see the Valley of the Kings, one of Egypt's most important tourist destinations for centuries. We will also take you to see the well-known Queen Hatshepsut Temple, which was designed by the brilliant architect Senmot and has been a royal burial complex for roughly 500 years (El-Deir El-Bahari Temple).

The Colossi of Memnon, two enormous colossal statues created for King Amenhotep III, the father of Akhenaten, will be seen when your Luxor West Bank Tours come to an end. They were placed inside a temple that once stood.

Then you'll be taken to the train or airport in Luxor.
Lunch and dinner.