4-day Nile Cruise on the MS Amwaj Living Stone

You will begin your fascinating Luxor West Bank Tours in the early morning after enjoying breakfast on board. Your knowledgeable Egyptologist will accompany you as you explore the Valley of the Kings and learn about mummification and the New Kingdom's funeral customs. Next, you will visit the magnificent Queen Hatshepsut's Temple, which was built by her loving architect Senmot during the eighteenth dynasty, and the remnants of Amenhotep III Temple, which is located on the west bank of the Nile and later known as the Colossi of Memnon.

Following your excursions around Luxor, your Egypt Nile River Cruise will sail to Edfu. There, you'll enjoy a delicious lunch buffet prepared on board, followed by tea served on the sun deck and a Captain's Welcome Cocktail Party later in the afternoon. Savor your meal while sailing with a breathtaking view of the Nile, and spend the night in Esna.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Meals

After enjoying a delicious breakfast on the third day of your MS Amwaj Living Stone Egypt Nile River Cruise, we will begin the fascinating Kom Ombo and Edfu tour with a visit to Edfu Temple, one of the most important ancient Egyptian monuments that dates back to the Ptolemaic Era. To explore Kom Ombo Temple, we're going to sail there. The two parallel temples that make up the construction make it unique. Horus was honored in the northern section, while Sobek, the crocodile god, was honored in the southern section. The two gods are the objects of worship in this temple. Before visiting and setting sail for Aswan, there will be lunch on board the ship and afternoon tea. After dinner, you will spend the night in Aswan on the ship.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

You will enjoy Aswan tours to see the High Dam, the most significant accomplishment in Egypt's modern history, which is situated south of Aswan on the route to the airport, following your delectable breakfast on the Nile Cruise. After that, you and your private tour guide will explore the Granite Quarries area in order to view the largest unfinished obelisk, which was most likely built by the well-known Queen Hatshepsut, who ruled Egypt during the establishment of the new kingdom. The Temple of Philae, which was constructed during the Ptolemaic era and moved to the island of Agilica during a salvage effort in the 1960s to prevent the temple from being inundated by Nile River water, will finally be seen by you aboard a traditional motorboat as we continue your Aswan excursions. The temple was constructed to honor the goddess of magic, Isis, who was the mother of the falcon god Horus. Savor your afternoon tea and lunch aboard.

On board your Amwaj Living Stone Nile Cruise ship, you will enjoy a delectable dinner in the evening along with the Nubian Folkloric Show, which is performed by local Aswani Nubian artists.

Spend the night in Aswan on your opulent Egypt Nile River Cruise.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Meals

After having your final meal on the Luxor to Aswan Nile Cruise, disembark the Amwaj Living Stone Nile Cruise vessel. Then, at your request, a representative from Cairo Top Tours will transport you to the Aswan railway station or airport.

Meals: Breakfast included