Crucero de 4 días por el Nilo de Sonesta St. George

Once you've finished your excursions in Aswan for the day, enjoy breakfast on board the cruise ship. Your Egypt Nile River Cruises will then set sail for Kom Ombo, where you'll be met by a knowledgeable guide to begin your incredible tour of Kom Ombo and Edfu. You'll get off the boat to explore the Kom Ombo Temple that is shared by the gods Sobek and Haeroris, and then the boat will sail to Edfu while lunch is served on board.

Visit the Edfu Temple in the afternoon, which is devoted to the deity Horus. This is the temple where he annually met his lovely bride, the goddess Hathor, and it has been buried beneath more than 12 meters of desert sand for many years, keeping it almost entirely intact. As you travel to Esna on the Nile cruise ship, supper will be provided. After the Egyptian Galabeya Party, you will spend the night in Esna.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

On the Sonesta St. George Nile cruise, have breakfast while sailing to Luxor early in the morning. The magnificent Luxor West Bank Tours offers day trips to Luxor that begin with a visit to the Valley of the Kings, where 62 kings and rulers of the new kingdom of ancient Egypt rest in peace. The valley was a sacred place where the artisans and laborers who worked in this area used to live in a nearby village called Deir Al-Madina. Other Luxor excursions include the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at El-Deir El Bahari, which was constructed for the female ruler who succeeded her father Thutmose I, and the Colossi of Memnon, which are two enormous statues of Amenhotep III in the location of a once-grand temple for him. After a full day of exploration and enjoyment, there will be lunch on the boat, afternoon tea before dinner, and a belly dance display at night.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

The Nile cruise ship breakfasts before you exit from your Egypt Nile River Cruise. Begin your Luxor East Bank Tours with a visit to the Karnak Temple, one of Egypt's largest temples that served as the administrative and religious hub when Egypt first arrived in Mesopotamia. It is connected to the other temple by the Avenue of the Sphinxes. Luxury The Luxor Temples, constructed by Amenenophis the Third, are a must-see stop for sightseeing excursions. After your visit, you'll be taken to the Luxor Train/Airport Station for your departure.

Included Dinners: Morning