Nile Cruise Trip on MS Movenpick Royal Lily from Luxor

Enjoy your delicious breakfast in the classy dining area of the Egypt Nile River Cruise. Your tour guide will drive you to the west bank to begin your Luxor day trip. We'll disembark from the boat today and explore two of the most well-known sites in Egypt. One must-see stop on any trip to Egypt is the Valley of the Kings, where you can see the rock-carved tombs of the New Kingdom Pharaohs and learn about the practice of mummification in ancient Egypt. We would select the tombs of Thutmose III, Ramses IX, Siptah, and Ramses IV as our top picks.

The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, also known as El-Dier El Bahari, is dedicated to the sun god Amun Re. We will go there in a miniature train to see the temple, which was built on the precipitous limestone cliffs that rise above the desert in the Deir el-Bahari valley.

After this amazing trip through Luxor, you will be returned to the cruise ship and have lunch while the Movenpick Royal Lily Nile cruise liner is sailing to Esna to bridge the Lock. During tea time on the upper deck of the cruiser, take in the breathtaking view of the stunning Nile valley. When you get to Edfu  your oriental supper will be provided on board. There, you will spend the night taking in the belly dance and musical performance while floating on the serene waters of the Nile.

Included Meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served on board

As we travel to Edfu, your breakfast buffet on board the Movenpick Royal Lily Nile cruise ship will begin early in the morning. Visit the well-known Temple of Edfu, one of the biggest temples in Egypt and one of the most lovely, dating back to the Ptolemaic era. It is devoted to the god Horus. Take a horse and carriage ride there. Once on board, everyone will begin their journey to Kom Ombo by sailing down the Nile. The crocodile deity Sobek and another god that the locals disliked having a divinity that resembled evi will be honored as you disembark from the ship for an incredible tour of the Kom Ombo temples.

As you finish your tea, return to your Egypt Nile River Cruise, which will now be traveling in the direction of Aswan. In the evening, dinner will be provided, and you may look forward to entertainment and another relaxing night on the Nile River.

Included meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

One of the most highly rated Egypt Nile Cruises, the MS Movenpick Royal Lily, serves a delicious breakfast before you prepare to begin your Aswan day trips.

High Dam in Aswan:
Begin with touring the beautiful Aswan High Dam, one of the most significant development projects in contemporary Egyptian history, constructed between 1960 and 1970.
 The Unfinished Obelisk:

After that, you will be taken to see the biggest Unfinished Obelisk in Egypt left unfinished in the granite quarries in Aswan. This obelisk was devised with the aim of being the largest obelisk in Ancient Egypt and the only one in Aswan, so it is a rare attraction of the things to do in Aswan. Take your time at the historical sites then you will be taken back to the Movenpick MS Royal Lily Nile Cruise. 

Your lunch will be served on board while you enjoy the fascinating views of the Nile, the nature-preserved islands, and all kinds of visiting birds hovering above the city. And fill your eyes with the beauty of these views also during tea time at the spacious sundeck.
Spend the rest of the day in the swimming pool, relax in your cabin or enjoy a massage at the modern spa that the boat provides.

In the evening your delicious dinner will be served on board and you will stay your last night on Egypt Nile River Cruise in Aswan.

Aswan excursions tonight give you the possibility to take an optional tour to the sound and light show at Philae temple.

Included meals: breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner.

After your final breakfast on the Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise, please check out. Our tour guide will drive you to the Aswan airport or train station in a contemporary car for your last departure.

Our five-day Movenpick Nile Cruise vacation from Luxor to Aswan is coming to an end.

Meals included: breakfast