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Cruise seven nights between Luxor and Aswan aboard a private 5-star vessel, visiting the Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Aswan’s monuments. This itinerary blends guided archaeology with river-side life and comfortable onboard lodging.
Cruise seven nights between Luxor and Aswan aboard a private 5-star vessel, visiting the Valley of the Kings, Karnak, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Aswan’s monuments. This itinerary blends guided archaeology with river-side life and comfortable onboard lodging.
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Operated by Visit Egypt Now · Luxor, Luxor Governorate
You step off the transfer van into a slow, wide river morning where the Nile has played out its course for millennia. The cruise ship lees against a wooden jetty, laundry flapping from a felucca on the far bank, and the calls of market vendors drift like a current. Over seven nights you move downstream through living history: cliffs that hold pharaonic tombs, temple facades sharpening against desert light, and riverine villages that watch the same sunrise each day.
easy.
8 days (7 nights).
Suitable for travelers with light mobility; requires short walks on uneven ground and the ability to board small boats.
Abu Simbel is not included in the standard cruise price; it is offered as an optional tour from Aswan at additional cost and requires an early start.
Meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and entrance fees listed in the itinerary are included; optional excursions and personal expenses are extra.
A valid passport is required; visa requirements depend on nationality — check Egypt’s visa policy before travel and carry a passport copy onboard.
Daily short to moderate walks at archaeological sites on uneven surfaces and steps; no technical hiking is required but basic mobility is needed.
This stretch of the Nile was the political and religious heart of ancient Thebes; many New Kingdom pharaohs built tombs and temples here between the 16th and 11th centuries BCE.
Visitor numbers are managed at high-profile sites to protect fragile wall paintings and tomb environments; avoid touching ancient surfaces and use marked paths.
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