8 Day Movenpick MS Hamees to Luxor and Aswan

After breakfast, the next visit will be going to the West Bank, which includes a visit to the Valley of the Kings. A lunch will follow on board before sailing to Esna, where tea and coffee can be taken on the sun deck. Also, dinner will be served during sailing.

Overnight will be beside an island, with a landing in Edfu.

Breakfast while we are crossing Esna, then the cruise continues to Kom Ombo and lunch will be served during the cruise. Nile cruises in Egypt offer a unique experience, and the city is largely known for the Kom Ombo Temple, which has a double structure, on the ground of Upper Egypt, under the jurisdiction of the Aswan Governorate. The day will wind up sailing to Al Ramadi Island.

There will be dinner on board, and the overnight stay will be beside Al Ramadi Island.
 

In the hours of dawn, there will be breakfast in readiness for a visit to the site of honor at Abu Simbel, relating to Pharaoh Ramesses II and Queen Nefertari.

After visiting Abu Simbel, the guests will be lunching at the Movenpick cruise. There will be plenty of time to rest and have tea or coffee at the sun deck, with a chance to enjoy some of the best Aswan attractions, but most importantly, guests will have a chance to see a classic Nubian show.

The visiting tour will start from Aswan High Dam, which is one of the most notable achievements of modern engineering.

Then go on to Philae Temple, whose awe-inspiring architecture is dedicated to the goddess, Isis. This temple complex was relocated to Ageliki Island in anticipation of possible flooding due to the construction of the Aswan High Dam.

Stay overnight on board, sailing to Edfu.

In the morning hours, we will be at Edfu to visit the Temple of Horus, known as the most well-preserved ancient temple in Egypt. After finishing our exploration of Edfu, the riverboat will then proceed to sail back to Luxor so that guests may enjoy the sound and sight of a cruise down a river through the picturesque scenery of the Nile Valley.

In Luxor, a complementary tour will be given for guests to visit and explore the amazing streets and bazaars in the locality. Dinner will be at the Movenpick MS Hamees Nile Cruise.

There has been a visit to the mortuary temple of Queen Hatshepsut, which is famous for its beautiful architecture and striking scenery.

Next, we will go to the Valley of the Nobles, where visitors can indeed learn about the everyday lives of pharaohs, with their unusual and exquisite decorations by ancient artisans, while exploring some of the remarkable Luxor attractions.

This day then concludes with admiring the Colossi of Memnon which is two grand stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III.

Breakfast will be served on board.

Breakfast, and guests after that will be disembarked in Luxor with transfer to the airport or railway station.