A Stunning Nile Cruise with MS Nile Dolphin

On your Egypt Nile River cruise, have breakfast. The west bank of Luxor, includes the Valley of the Kings, which is thought to be the royal burial ground of Theban kings and rulers of ancient Egypt and the location where our pharaohs were buried, will be your first stop on your wonderful tour of Thebes, the sacred country. You will next travel to the Queen Hatshepsut temple at Deir El Bahari. Due to the fact that it was completely carved out of the mountain, this temple is regarded as one of the most exceptional specimens of ancient Egyptian architecture. You will see King Amenhotep III's Colossi of Memnon at the conclusion of the journey. You will then head back to your boat to eat lunch.

Free afternoon. 

Dinner and a night's sleep aboard the ship.

Included are breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Onboard your Nile cruise, breakfast. The voyage into the region of mysteries will then be mysterious, led by your tour guide. The Temple of Horus at Edfu, which is regarded as one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt, is the first stop on today's tour. It is one of the most magnificent temples in Egypt. You will then return to your ship after that. As the ship travels toward the city of Kom Ombo, lunch will be provided on board. 

You will depart in the afternoon to visit the Kom Ombo temple, where the two gods Sobek and Haroeris were once worshipped. After lunch, get back to your boat. Utilize the sunny terrace to take in the distinctive scenery of the famous Nile River. The development and flourishing of the ancient Egyptian civilization took place on its banks.

On board during the voyage to the city of Aswan, dinner will be served.

Arrival in Aswan in the late evening and overnight stay.

Included are breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

You will receive breakfast on your boat. Later, you will travel with your guide to explore the magnificent city of Aswan, which includes the High Dam, built in 1960 by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser to defend Egypt from the Nile floods. A motorboat will then take you over the Nile to the island of Agilika, where you may explore the Gaelo-Roman temple of Philae, which is devoted to the goddess Isis (the mother of the god Horus).

Finally, you will be taken to see the Unfinished Obelisk, which was constructed from red granite and erected in honor of the god Amun Re, one of Aswan's most stunning tourist sites. You'll return to your boat once your tour is complete.
On board, lunch will be provided. On board, afternoon tea will be provided. Night is uncharged. Aswan's dinner and overnight stay.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all included.

After breakfast, departure. After that, our agent will drive you to the Aswan airport or train station so you can catch your flight to Cairo for breakfast.

Optional excursion: Private coach or domestic flight to Abu Simbel temples. Our English-speaking guide will meet you in Aswan and drive you there in a private van A-C. Abu Simbel is 180 miles south of the First Cataract on the west bank of the Nile, in what was once Nubia. Prior to the 18th Dynasty, when Ay and Horemheb had chapels carved into the hills to the south, the location was known as Meha. 
When you arrive, you'll go to Abu Simbel to see the temples that the illustrious King Ramses II erected. The Great Temple was the name given to the biggest temple. It was constructed by Ramses II and honors the well-known god Rahorakhty. The smaller temple was erected in honor of Ramses II and his lovely wife Nefertari. After the tour is over, you'll head to Aswan. Upon arrival, take a private A/C van ride to the hotel of your choice for check-in, rest, and refreshments; alternatively, take a transfer to the airport so you may catch a domestic aircraft to Cairo.

Included meals: breakfast