4 Days Nile Cruise tour Itinerary from Aswan to Luxor

After enjoying a delicious breakfast on your cruise, you will have the option to take an optional tour to the Nubian Village in Aswan, where you can experience the vibrant culture and unique traditions of the Nubian people.

Following lunch, your Nile cruise will set sail towards  Kom Ombo, The temple is famous for its symmetrical design, with two identical halves for each deity.

As the ship continues sailing towards Edfu, enjoy a relaxing evening on board with a delightful dinner. Overnight stay at Edfu.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Start your day with a delightful breakfast on board your MS Nile Radamis Nile River Cruise. Afterward, set out to explore Kom Ombo Temple, a unique double temple dedicated to both Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon-headed god. Stroll through its ancient halls and visit the Crocodile Museum, where you can see mummified crocodiles that were once worshipped in the area.

Return to the cruise for a delicious lunch as the ship sails toward Luxor. Spend the afternoon relaxing on deck while enjoying scenic views of the Nile. Upon arrival in Luxor, you will dock for the night, ready for the next day's adventures.

In the evening, you have the option to join an optional excursion to the Sound and Light Show at Karnak Temple, where the temple's history comes to life with dramatic narration and stunning illuminations.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Before leaving, have an enjoyable breakfast at the hotel. A guided Luxor day tour guides you through both areas of the East Bank and the West Bank. Discover the magnificent Luxor Temple, which female Pharaoh Hatshepsut and male Pharaoh Amenhotep III and Ramses II constructed during their reigns while admiring their massive statues with intricate carvings. You will explore the historical Avenue of Sphinxes, which functioned as a link between Luxor Temple and Karnak Temple, containing 642 sphinx statues. Visitors to the West Bank should have Medinet Habu Temple on their list because Ramses III built this temple, which presents vital battle scenes through its preserved reliefs.

Travellers can then see breathtaking artwork in the royal tombs of feminine royalty at the Valley of the Queens. The final destination of your tour should be the Ramesseum, which contains remnants of colossal statues alongside inscriptions that belonged to Ramses II. Your Luxor trip will end with transportation to your selected place within the city. Enjoy the morning above Luxor's landmarks during the hot air balloon ride as an unforgettable add-on to your visit. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.