The breathtaking Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Nasser Cruise

Onboard the Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Nasser Cruise, breakfast will be served. Later, you'll explore the Kalabsha Temple with your tour guide. The first stop on any of Lake Nasser's tours is Kalabsha Temple, which is close to the High Dam. After the dam was constructed, it was relocated from its original site 30 miles south to this area. The late Ptolemaic era witnessed the beginning of this temple's construction, and Augustus the Roman emperor oversaw its completion. The end result is an intriguing fusion of iconography with Egyptian and Roman motifs, showing Roman emperors and pharaohs bowing down to Egyptian deities. The Nubian god Mandalas was honored in the temple. 

Additionally, you will see Beit El Wali, which was rescued by a Polish archaeological team that was supported by a collaboration between the Swiss Institute in Cairo and the Oriental Institute of Chicago. The actual temple was constructed with a symmetrical cruciform design. It is made up of a sanctuary, a transverse antechamber, and a large hall. Except for the front wall of the cavernous hall with its central entryway, the speos temple was largely cut out of the surrounding rock. You will return to the cruise after the visit for refreshments and lunch, and the ship will then sail to the Wadi El Sebou temple while traveling through the Tropic of Cancer.

Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Breakfast will be served on the cruise, and you will then travel to Wadi El Sebou, which is Arabic for "Valley of the Lions" and refers to the avenue of sphinxes that leads to the temple that Ramses II built. Even though it wasn't relocated to its present site until the 1960s, it was swiftly ignored. The oldest monument near Lake Nasser is Amanda Temple, which is on the way to Amanda when you return to the cruise for lunch.
This temple is believed to have been built during the 18th Dynasty of the New Kingdom and predates Ramses II and Abu Simbel temple by around 200 years. However, as was customary for the great Pharaoh of Egypt, both Ramses' and his son Merenptah's marks can be discovered inside.

Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

We will leave in the early morning for Kasr Ibrim. Kasr Ibrim's fortress, which originally had a commanding vantage point over the Nile, is now visible as an island as a result of the Aswan Dam's construction. Then we will go to Abu Simbel via boat. Visit Abu Simbel temple. One of the most well-known ancient sites in Egypt is Abu Simbel, which was constructed on the west bank of the Nile between the first and second cataracts of the Nile. It has two temples that were constructed by Pharaoh Ramses II (1303–1213 BC) and cut into the mountainside.

Then you can attend the optional Sound and Light Show at Abu Simbel.

You will watch a fantastic light and sound display in the evening. You may travel back in time to the era of the pharaohs thanks to the sound and light spectacular at Abu Simbel. It will mesmerize you with beautiful music and recreate the ancient world for you. Temple projections throughout the performance depict how they once appeared. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that will make your trip to Abu Simbel unforgettable.

Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Enjoy your breakfast onboard the cruise while enjoying your Egypt tours, and then check out. Our representative will then drive you to the Aswan Airport so you can catch your flight back to Cairo.

Included meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.