4 Days Nile Cruise Trip on MS Dolphin from Aswan to Luxor

On your Egypt Nile River Cruise, enjoy a delicious breakfast. We will then set sail for Kom Ombo to continue one of the most unusual Egypt Day Tours. Visit the Kom Ombo Temple, which was constructed during the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt for God Sobek the crocodile-formed Deity from one entrance, and Haroeris with its falcon head at the other entrance. There are some exceptionally well-preserved crocodile mummies in the chapel of Sobek, which is located inside the temple. You will be served lunch and dinner on board as you sail to Edfu and spend the night there after your informative tour of Kom Ombo. 

Dinner, lunch, and breakfast are included

Early in the morning, the Nile cruise ship's breakfast buffet will be opened. The Temple of Horus also referred to as the Temple of Horus at Edfu is one of the biggest temples from the Ptolemaic era, so take advantage of your time in Egypt by visiting it. One of the ancient Egyptian deities, Horus is symbolized by a male body with a hawk head. He is also known as the god of the sky and the king's protector. Horus is thought to have originated in ancient Egypt. We will sail to Esna and then Luxor after our visit to Edfu is over in order to see the most significant temples in Egypt, such as the revered temple of Luxor and the temple of Karnak, which is regarded as an outdoor museum. 

After that, you can start your Egypt cruise on the Nile River, where lunch and dinner will be served. If you want to see the beauty of this revered site at night. You can attend the sound and light show at the Karnak temple in Luxor! (Optional tour)

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

A hot air balloon ride in the early morning is an optional tour in Luxor.
On board, we'll serve your last breakfast. The Valley of the Kings in Luxor, which contains the tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs, will be your first stop after disembarking from the Nile cruise. Here, you will meet your guide and embark on one of many day trips to Luxor to explore this incredible world heritage site. The magnificent tombs were carved into the mountain by the most skilled craftsmen in Egyptian history. Then, you will visit El Deir El Bahari Temple, which is also known as the Queen Hatshepsut Temple in Luxor, who was the second female pharaoh and the fifth ruler of the Eighteenth Dynasty.
During the Luxor excursions, we will also show you the Colossi of Memnon, two enormous stone statues of Amenhotep III, after which you will be dropped off at the Luxor Airport or Railway Station in accordance with your preferences.
We hope you enjoy your MS Nile Dolphin cruise from Aswan to Luxor. 

Meals: Breakfast