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Assouan Dahabiya Nile Cruise Tour

Esna

Overview

Duration

6 days 5 nights

Tour Type

Private

Group Size

1-15

Run

Daily

Sail on the Nile with the Assouan Dahabiya Nile Cruise Tour, known as one of the best boats in Egypt. This unique vessel offers six cozy cabins and two panoramic rooms. The large windows in these rooms provide a splendid view of the majestic Nile. Experience luxury as you enjoy the beauty of the surroundings.

The Assouan Dahabiya Nile Cruise promises a one-of-a-kind journey with its exclusive accommodations. The six cabins and two special rooms are designed for your comfort, and the expansive windows ensure you don’t miss the breathtaking scenery along the Nile River. Indulge in a distinctive and opulent adventure as you revel in the tranquility and splendor of this remarkable cruise.

Every Monday from Esna to Aswan.

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HIGHLIGHTS

  • Karnak Temple
  • Luxor Temples
  • Valley of the Kings
  • Temple of Queen Hatshepsut (El Deir El Bahari)
  • El Kab
  • Kom Ombo Temple
  • High Dam
  • Temple of Philae.

Itinerary

Day 1 (Monday):
Upon arrival at Luxor airport/station, our representative will meet & assist you, then you will be transferred to Esna and check in the Boat, Esna is best known for the small ancient Temple of Khnum, which sits 9 meters below street level. Your trip will begin with a brief walk to the temple and a stroll through streets filled with beautiful textiles and other exotic goods.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Day 2 (Tuesday):
El Kab, on the East Bank of the Nile, was once the capital of Upper Egypt and is still home to the temple of Nekhbet, as well as a row of fascinating decorated tombs carved into the slope of the mountains. Upon docking, you will embark on a beautiful walk through a small fishermen's village to visit the necropolis.

In the afternoon, the boat will arrive at Edfu, home to the Greco-Roman temple dedicated to the god Horus. This is among the best-preserved of all Egyptian temples. Horse and carriage will take you to the temple through the busy city streets. After returning to the boat, you will set sail for a beautiful island.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3 (Wednesday):
This is a day devoted to the river: immediately after an optional morning walk and breakfast, you will set sail. In the afternoon, you will stop at an island for a stroll or to swim in the Nile. As dusk begins, there may be an opportunity to walk into the desert along a valley lined with boulders covered in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs and stone-age inscriptions. These images mark the beginning of the shortest trail through the desert to Libya (28 days in ancient times). At night, the boat will tie up the foot of the floodlit temple of Gebel Silsila.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4 (Thursday):
Here, the Nile, flowing between two mountains ranges, is at its narrowest. You will usually be the only visitors at this fascinating site, as large Nile cruisers are not allowed to stop here. After visiting the small temple of Horemheb and walking through the sandstone quarries, where ancient Egyptians cut stone for many of their most famous temples, you will visit a picturesque café to enjoy tea and shisha (waterpipe). You will then sail to a picturesque riverbank where you will stop for lunch and swimming.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5 (Friday):
After a night on the water and beneath the stars, the morning trip will take you to the town and temple of Kom Ombo. The temple was built during the Ptolemaic period on the site of an older temple and at one of the most beautiful locations, on a bend on the river. The temple was dedicated to Sobek, the crocodile-headed god. After enjoying the temple, you will visit the new Crocodile Museum, which contains many mummified crocodiles, attesting to the importance the creature played in this region in ancient times.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6 (Saturday):
Awake to the beautiful sight of the desert closing in on the river at Aswan Bridge. Here your cruise comes to an end. You will leave us relaxed and refreshed in the morning. Check out from you Dahabiya, then our representative will escort you to Aswan Airport/station for final departure & End of our services.

Meals: Breakfast

Included/Excluded

  • Pick up point in Luxor from : Airport, Station, Hotel
  • Assistance of our guest relations during your stay
  • All transfers to/from Dahabyia by a private air-conditioned vehicle.
  • 05 Nights Accommodation in Dahabyia based on F.B
  • All sightseeing tours (Private Tours)
  • All Sightseeing tours as in the itinerary.
  • English speaking Egyptologist guide during your trips
  • Bottled water during the trip
  • All service charges and taxes
  • All entrance fees are included which dictated in the itinerary.
  • Drop off point in Aswan : Airport, Station, Hotel
  • All Extra entrance fees : Tickets (Tutankhamen Tomb at Valley of the Kings, Tomb of Seti I, etc)
  • Drinks and any personal expenses.
  • Tipping

Silver Accommodation Plan

MAY-SEPT

Per Person in Double Room
US$ 0001
Per Person in Single Room
US$ 0001
OCT-APRIL
Per Person in Double Room
US$ 0001
Per Person in Single Room
US$ 0001

Golden Accommodation Plan

MAY-SEPT

Per Person in Double Room
US$ 0001
Per Person in Single Room
US$ 0001
OCT-APRIL
Per Person in Double Room
US$ 0001
Per Person in Single Room
US$ 0001

FAQs

Why is the temple of Edfu significant?
It is one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt. The temple, dedicated to the falcon god Horus, was built in the Ptolemaic period between 237 and 57 BCE. The inscriptions on its walls provide important information on language, myth, and religion during the Greco-Roman period in ancient Egypt.
Why was the location of Elephantine Island remarkable?
Elephantine is an island in the center of the Nile at Aswan. This was the original 'border town' between Egypt and the Nubian lands to the south and in ancient times was a significant strategic position both for the defense of the border and as a trading route.
Is it safe to visit Abu Simbel?
Of course, You will be safe around Abu Simbel, but we prefer that you follow your tour guide to feel safer.
from $1.300

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