The best 5-day Nile cruise tour from Luxor to Aswan

After a sumptuous breakfast on board the MS Royal Viking Nile Cruise, you will meet your tour guide to begin your tour to the West Bank of Luxor with a visit to the Valley of the Kings, which is one of Luxor's most stunning sites and home to our great kings' royal tombs. From the 18th Dynasty, King Tutmosis I was the first monarch to be interred there.

The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut also called the Temple of El Deir El Bahari in modern times will be your next stop on your Luxor West Bank tours. You will visit The Colossi of Memnon, which are two extraordinarily large statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. Following your visit, The Luxor to Aswan Nile Cruise will serve you a delicious lunch before setting sail for Edfu. After receiving a delectable dinner, you will spend the night in Edfu aboard the Nile Cruise. 

You can enjoy an optional Hot air balloon ride over the west bank monuments.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are the meals.

After enjoying two days of Luxor sightseeing excursions, you will now enjoy a sumptuous breakfast on board the Nile Cruise, and your knowledgeable tour guide will accompany you to one of the most fascinating stops possible.

The journey starts with a stop in Edfu, where the Temple of Edfu is among Egypt's largest (the second-largest after the Temple of Karnak) and best-preserved structures. Once you return to the cruise ship, you can take in the beautiful southern sailing until you reach Kom Ombo. 
The Kom Ombo Temple, which was constructed between 1350 and 180 BC, will be your next stop. King Ramesses II gave the order to have it built.

Once your tour of Kom Ombo and Edfu is complete, the boat will head toward Aswan. Additionally, you enjoy the entertainment and local music while dining on the cruise ship.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are the meals.
 

Before meeting your private tour guide for your Aswan Excursions, you will have breakfast. First, You will visit the High Dam, which was built to protect Egypt from the Nile River's yearly floods. This significant structure has stopped Egypt from flooding and wasting water. Near the first Nile waterfall, Aswan, Egypt's southernmost city, is situated about a thousand kilometers from Cairo.

You will then go to The Unfinished Obelisk granite quarries, where the Old Kingdom of Egypt's builders of the great pyramids, temples, pillars, and obelisks once cut and transported granite. The Unfinished Obelisk, which displays the engineering and craftsmanship of ancient Egyptians is a prominent attraction.

After that, you'll go to Philae Temple. You will explore the Greco-Roman-inspired Philae temple as part of your Aswan tour. One of the four sites connected to the myth of Isis, Osiris, and Horus is this temple, which was devoted to the worship of the goddess Isis.

You will be transported back to the cruise ship to enjoy a sumptuous lunch after your visit to the temple. You can spend the afternoon at your leisure exploring Aswan. Dinner will be served on the cruise ship in the evening and will be of the highest quality. A fascinating Nubian show will also be available for your pleasure. Aswan will offer overnight accommodations.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served

We will take you to the Aswan location you requested for drop-off, such as the Airport or Train Station after you finish your final breakfast of the tour and check out of the Luxor Aswan Nile cruise boat.

You can book an optional tour to Abu Simbel on the last day.

Meals: Breakfast