3 Nights Nile Cruise From Aswan to Luxor – Princess Du Nil

Enjoy your refreshed morning amid the wonderful nature on Aswan's Nile bank, and savor a tasty breakfast.

Have an unforgettable time while sailing to Kom Ombo Temple. The cruise docks in front of the Kom Ombo Temple shore. With the accompaniment of your Egyptologist, arrive at the temple.

Kom Ombo Temple: 

Explore a one-of-a-kind glimpse into ancient Egypt’s balance of power, medicine, and mythology inside the only double-faced temple with two entrances, two hypostyle halls, and two sanctuaries—one for Sobek the crocodile god and the other for Haroeris (Horus the Elder).

The visit takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes. Arrive back at the Nile Cruise.

The Nile Cruise Sails Toward Edfu: 

Enjoy the relaxing sailing to Edfu while relishing your lunch meal.

The Nile Cruise docks on Edfu shore and spends a romantic night with a delicious dinner. 

Meals Included:

This day tour includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Relish your breakfast and be ready to experience riding a horse carriage with your Egyptologist to arrive at the Edfu Temple.

Edfu Temple: 

Edfu is one of the most well-preserved ancient temples in Egypt; discover its walls, columns, and roofs virtually intact—allowing you to experience a “complete” ancient Egyptian temple almost as it was 2,200 years ago.

The visit takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes. Arrive back at the Nile Cruise by horse carriage.

Nile Cruise Sails Peacefully to Luxor, crossing through Esna Lock. Enjoy your lunch meal with the restful sailing.

The Nile Cruise docks on the Luxor bank.

Meals Included:

This day tour includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Enjoy a unique early morning surrounded by the majesty of Thebes: have your breakfast and then arrive at the Theban Necropolis with your Egyptologist. First, check out of the Nile Cruise, and then take your seat in the air-conditioned vehicle, going ahead to the Valley of the Kings.

Valley of the Kings: 

Plunge into Egypt’s royal afterlife rituals, art, and hidden mysteries, visiting up to three of the royal tombs, like the Tomb of Ramses III, Tomb of Ramses IV, Tomb of Ramses IX, Tomb of Merenptah, Tomb of Tausert & Setnakht, and Tomb of Siptah.

Tutankhamun’s Tomb, Seti I’s Tomb, and Ramses V and VI are excluded and need an extra ticket (not included in the tour charge), but we can help you in booking these tickets.

The visit takes around 2 hours. Arrive at the Hatshepsut Temple using a modern, air-conditioned vehicle.

Hatshepsut Temple: 

Step into one of ancient Egypt’s boldest examples of power, beauty, and architectural innovation, Hatshepsut Temple, which has been carved into three rising terraces in harmony with the Thebes Necropolis cliff. It was built by Queen Hatshepsut to memorialize her divine birth and expedition to Punt.

The visit takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes. Arrive at the Colossi of Memnon in a modern AC vehicle.

Colossi of Memnon:

Meet Two of Egypt’s Tallest colossi representing Amenhotep III offer a glimpse into ancient Egypt’s grandeur—and they are the perfect introduction to Luxor’s West Bank wonders. The Colossi have been admired by travelers for over 2,000 years; even the Greeks and Romans wrote about them.

The visit takes around 45 minutes. Arrive at  a local restaurant for lunch.

Lunchtime: 

Relish a rich-flavored lunch meal that reflects a delicious side of Egypt's culture.

Karnak Temple:

Walk into the spiritual heart of ancient Egypt and visit the largest religious complex ever built, as well as the center of ancient Egyptian worship, dedicated primarily to Amun-Ra. The Hypostyle Hall, adorned with 134 colossal sandstone columns, the Avenue of Sphinxes, and additional monuments honoring over 100 kings and queens from ancient Egypt are among the highlights.

The visit takes around 2 hours. We arrive you at the drop-off point you want inside Luxor.

Meals Included:

This day tour includes breakfast, lunch and dinner.