The Best 4 Days Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Nasser Cruise Packages

After enjoying a tasty breakfast onboard the Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Nasser Cruise, you will sail towards Kasr Ibrim. The ship will stop for 15 minutes so you can take photos of the site from the sundeck. Then, you will be transferred to visit three ancient sites: the Temple of Amada (the oldest temple in Nubia), the Temple of Derr (built by Ramses II), and the Tomb of Peanut (property manager of the Horus Temple). Visiting these sites will be an unforgettable experience.

Afterward, you will return to the cruise ship, which will begin sailing towards Wadi El Seboua (Valley of the Lions). You will enjoy a delicious lunch on board, followed by afternoon tea. In the evening, you will attend a small cocktail reception party and then sit down to enjoy another fantastic dinner. After dinner, you will be entertained by a fun Nubian show. You will spend the night aboard the ship at Wadi El Seboua. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided on this day.

After enjoying your breakfast buffet, the cruise ship will dock and you will visit the Temples of Wadi El Seboua with your professional guide. These temples were dedicated to god Amun and established by Ramses II. They were relocated to higher ground when the water level of Lake Nasser started rising due to the Aswan High Dam. After the temple visit, you will be transferred back to the Prince Abbas Lake Nasser Cruise, which will start sailing towards Aswan. Spend the rest of the day as you wish, while enjoying your lunch and afternoon tea on board. Have dinner on the boat and spend the night in Aswan. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided on this day.

Thank you for providing the details of the 4-day Abu Simbel to Aswan lake cruise. It sounds like a fascinating and enriching experience. Exploring the Kalabsha Temple, which dates back to the Greco-Roman period, with an Egyptologist guide must be an incredible opportunity to learn about Egyptian architecture and history. It's remarkable that the temple was relocated to higher ground to protect it from the rising water level of Lake Nasser caused by the construction of the High Dam. Despite being unfinished, the temple still showcases impressive decorations and artwork, and your private tour guide will surely provide valuable insights into its significance. After the Aswan day tours, the Cairo Top Tours representative will arrange your transfer to the airport or railway station, based on your preference and travel arrangements, as you near the end of your Egypt Classic Tours.

Please note that the included meals for this portion of the tour are breakfast only.