MS Amwaj Living Stone Nile Cruise from Aswan

On the cruise, an amazing breakfast. Next, our Nile Cruise boat will start our Kom Ombo and Edfu tour and dock in Kom Ombo, where we will see the Temple of Sobek & Haroeris, which was dedicated to two gods, the local crocodile god Sobek and the legendary eagle god Haroeris, and was built in the Ptolemaic period and completed in the Roman era.

After that, we'll return to our boat for some relaxation. Later, we'll go to the Edfu Temple of Horus, which is the best-preserved ancient Egyptian temple in the Nile Valley. 

After that, we'll return to our boat for the night.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

We may offer you a Hot-Air Balloon ride above Luxor's West Bank as an optional extra. Start your interesting Luxor West Bank Tours during Luxor day tours.  Before seeing the Valley of the Kings, one of Egypt's richest and most fascinating ancient tombs, have a great brunch. The New Kingdom rulers were laid to rest here. The Temple of Deir El Bahari, which was built during the time of Queen Hatshepsut, one of Egypt's finest monarchs, during the 18th dynasty, will be the second stop on the tour. 

The Colossi of Memnon will be our final stop; these two massive statues are the only remnants of Amenhotep III's colossal burial temple, which was built in 1350 BC and is now known as the Great Pyramid of Amenhotep III. 

The Colossi of Memnon will be our final stop; these two massive statues are the only remnants of Amenhotep III's enormous burial temple, which was built in 1350 BC and later became a Luxor landmark. Following that, we'll return to our boat for the night.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

After breakfast, check out from your Aswan to Luxor Nile Cruise. Later, we'll travel to Luxor's east bank, where we'll visit two magnificent temple complexes. Our first stop will be at the Karnak Temple Complex, which was built over a thousand years. Almost all of the remarkable artefacts we see today date back to the New Kingdom, especially the gigantic, fantastic columns of the hypostyle hall, which were built by Ramses II, ancient Egypt's greatest builder. 

Then we'll go to Luxor Temple, another incredible structure that was built around the 14th century BC and continued for many years by Ramses II, Queen Hatshepsut, and many other Pharaohs. We will transport you to your hotel in Luxor after the trip.

Meals: Breakfast.