Luxury Nile cruise on Emilio Prestige from Luxor

After breakfast, you can enjoy a hot air balloon ride in Luxor (optional).

Today we will do the Luxor West Bank Tour Our first destination will be Queen Hatshepsut's temple, also known as Deir el-Bahri. Since its construction in the fifteenth century BC, it has been known as the temple of King Thutmose III's daughter. The temple was built to commemorate and honor Amen, who had aided Hatshepsut in her ascension to the throne by providing her with a celestial father figure in the person of Amen himself.
The Valley of the Monarchs is the next stop, a necropolis featuring numerous tombs of the New Kingdom of Egypt's monarchs and elite (1550-1069 BC). These include Tutankhamun's, Ramses II's, and Seti I's tombs.

Then we'll see the colossi of Memnon, which are two massive stone statues of Amenhotep III that were relocated to their current place in the 19th century CE.

Travel to Edfu via Esna and spend the night in Esea.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We will spend some time exploring the historic towns of Kom Ombo and Edfu The Temple of Horus and the Temple of Sobek are two of Egypt's most important temples.

Your day will begin with a visit to Edfu's Temple of Horus. Here you may find some of the best Egyptian art and architecture. Horus, the god of sky and royalty with a hawk's head, was the centerpiece of the temple built by Pharaoh Ptolemy II Philadelphus (285-246 BC). You will next travel to Kom Ombo Temple, where you will learn about its significance in relation to King Ramses II's quest to unite Egypt (1279-1213 BC).

Then, you will go back down the Nile and complete your great journey with a visit to Aswan.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

We will spend the entire day at Aswan. You will visit the Aswan High Dam, which stops 90% of the water from flowing out of Lake Nasser You will be able to learn about the dam's history and how it was constructed. Take a photo of the world's longest river running beneath the dam from the top of the dam.

Following that, you'll witness the massive Philae Temple, which was carved out of granite rock. You'll also view the spectacular Temple of Isis, one of only two temples left on the island of Philae, and the Unfinished Obelisk, which Ramses II began but never completed before his death.

Then spend your leisure time any way you choose. Dinner on the Emilio Prestige Nile Cruise in the evening before spending the night in Aswan.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Finally in your final day of your Nile cruise aboard MS Emilio from Luxor to Aswan is drawing to a close, but not before enjoying another delicious breakfast on board. After breakfast, it will be time to say goodbye to everyone before being driven to Aswan Airport or the train station by one of our tour guides.

Breakfast is the meal of the day.