Movenpick MS Royal Lily Excursão de 5 dias Cruzeiro no Nilo saindo de Luxor

Eat your filling breakfast in the elegant dining room of the Egypt Nile River Cruise. You will be driven to the beginning of our Luxor day tours to the west bank by your tour guide. When you visit the rock-carved tombs of the New Kingdom Pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings, one of the mandatory stops on any tour to Egypt, you can learn about mummification in ancient Egypt. Today, we will disembark the boat to visit two of Egypt's most well-known attractions. Thutmose III, Ramses IX, Siptah, and Ramses IV are among our favorite tombs if we had to pick just one.

The Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, also known as El-Dier El Bahari, is dedicated to the sun God Amun Re. We will travel there on a mini train to see the temple, which was carved into the steep limestone cliffs that rise above the desert in the Deir el-Bahari valley.

After this unforgettable excursion in Luxor, you will be transferred back to the cruise, and you will eat lunch as the Movenpick Royal Lily Nile cruise ship makes its way to Esna to cross the Lock. On the upper deck of the cruise ship, enjoy tea while admiring the breathtaking scenery of the lovely Nile Valley. 

Upon arrival in The Temple of Edfu where you will spend the night, your oriental dinner will be served on board. You can then participate in belly dancing and musical performances on the serene Nile waters.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided as part of the package.

On board the Movenpick Royal Lily Nile cruise ship, your breakfast buffet will begin in the early morning as we set sail for Edfu. Take the horse-drawn carriage to the well-known Temple of Edfu, one of Egypt's most charming temples that dates back to the Ptolemaic era. The Temple of Edfu is one of Egypt's largest temples and is dedicated to the god Horus. All of the passengers will then board the ship and set sail for Kom Ombo on the Nile. You will disembark for an incredible excursion to the Kom Ombo temples, which were constructed to honor two gods—the crocodile god Sobek and the sun god Ra—because the locals disliked having a deity that stood for evil, Haroeris (Horus the Elder) was a new god that was added to the cult.

As you finish your tea, board your Egypt Nile River Cruise, which will then begin sailing in the direction of Aswan. After dinner, there will be entertainment and another enjoyable night of sleeping by the Nile.

breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all included.

Start your Aswan day tours after enjoying a delicious breakfast on board the MS Movenpick Royal Lily Nile cruise, one of the most highly recommended Egypt Nile Cruises.
Aswan High Dam: Commence your tour of the magnificent Aswan High Dam, one of the most significant construction endeavors in the modern history of Egypt, which was constructed between 1960 and 1970.

The Unfinished Obelisk

The largest unfinished obelisk in Egypt will then be shown to you in the Aswan granite quarries. This obelisk was built to be the biggest in all of Ancient Egypt and the only one in Aswan, making it a unique attraction among the things to do in Aswan. Take your time exploring the historical sites before being transported back to the Movenpick MS Royal Lily Nile Cruise. Your lunch will be served on board as you take in the breathtaking views of the Nile and the protected islands.

The rest of the day can be spent lazing around in the pool, unwinding in your cabin, or getting pampered at the contemporary spa on the boat.
You will spend your final night on the Egypt Nile River Cruise in Aswan after enjoying a delectable dinner served on board in the evening.
You have the option to visit the Philae temple's sound and light show as part of tonight's Aswan excursions.
breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner are all included.

Once your final breakfast has been consumed on board the Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise, kindly check out. Our tour leader will then drive you to the Aswan airport or train station for your final departure.

The Movenpick Nile Cruise that we took for five days from Luxor to Aswan has come to an end.