Around 4:30am, you driver will pick you up for Abu Simbel trip ( sharing a small group). Arrive around 8 am, to visit one of the most impressive places in Egypt; the rock-cut temples of Abu Simbel with their unique design built for King Ramesses 2nd. and his beloved Queen Nefertari. Back to the Cruise by noon to have your lunch and sailing heading to Kom Ombo city.

In the late afternoon, around 6:00 PM, the cruise will arrive at Kom Ombo, where you will visit the unique Kom Ombo Temple. This remarkable double temple is dedicated to two gods: Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon-headed god. Explore its well-preserved halls, intricate reliefs, and fascinating carvings that reflect ancient Egyptian religion and daily life. After your visit, return to the cruise to relax, enjoy the scenic Nile views, and prepare for a delightful evening on board as the ship sails towards your next destination.

6:00AM: Visit Edfu Temple the most well preserved Temple in Egypt dedicated to the Falcon God Horus Navigation to Luxor via Esna PM: Visit the fabulous Luxor Temple and the enormous Temple complex of Karnak. Among its splendours is the Hypostyle Hall, the largest of any temple in the world covering an area of 5356 sq. metres with its roof blocks supported by 134 colossal columns 70 feet high. Overnight in Luxor. Read more about - 4-Day 3-Night Nile Cruise from Aswan to Luxor and Abu Simbel plus Balloon

PM: Visit the magnificent Luxor Temple, dedicated to the god Amun, and then explore the enormous Karnak Temple. Among its highlights is the Hypostyle Hall, the largest of any temple in the world, covering 5,356 sq. metres, with 134 colossal columns reaching 70 feet high. Marvel at the detailed carvings, statues, and obelisks that reflect the grandeur of ancient Thebes.

4:00PM: Visit the magnificent Luxor Temple, dedicated to the god Amun, and then explore the enormous Karnak Temple. Among its highlights is the Hypostyle Hall, the largest of any temple in the world, covering 5,356 sq. metres, with 134 colossal columns reaching 70 feet high. Marvel at the detailed carvings, statues, and obelisks that reflect the grandeur of ancient Thebes.

Early Morning Hot Air Balloon Ride over Luxor’s West Bank Start your day with a spectacular hot air balloon ride at sunrise, floating over the West Bank of Luxor for panoramic views of the Nile, desert landscapes, and the ancient Theban Necropolis. After landing, enjoy breakfast on board or at your hotel. AM: Explore the West Bank of Luxor, including the Valley of the Kings, where more than 60 Pharaohs’ tombs are carved into the cliffs. Visit the impressive Temple of Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon, the only remaining statues of Amenophis III’s funerary temple. This tour concludes around 2:00 PM. Guests will be transferred to Luxor Train Station, Luxor Airport, or hotels on the East Bank (additional transport fees may apply for some hotels). Note: Itinerary may vary due to cruise schedules or other factors beyond the supplier’s control. Duration: approximately 5 hours.

Visit the remarkable Temple of Hatshepsut, one of Egypt’s most impressive mortuary temples, built for Pharaoh Hatshepsut, the powerful female ruler of the 18th Dynasty. The temple is famous for its unique terraced design, blending harmoniously into the surrounding cliffs of Deir el-Bahari. Marvel at the beautifully carved reliefs depicting Hatshepsut’s divine birth, her trading expeditions to Punt, and scenes of ancient rituals. Walk through its colonnaded terraces, chapels, and sanctuaries, while your guide brings to life the fascinating history of one of Egypt’s most extraordinary rulers. A must-see on Luxor’s West Bank for history enthusiasts and photographers alike.

Discover the Colossi of Memnon, two massive stone statues standing over 18 metres high on Luxor’s West Bank. These iconic statues depict Pharaoh Amenhotep III and once guarded his funerary temple, of which only these colossal figures remain. Carved from single blocks of quartzite sandstone, they have stood for over 3,400 years, surviving earthquakes and the test of time. Visitors can admire their impressive scale, intricate carvings, and the surrounding desert landscape, making them a must-see landmark and a perfect photo opportunity while exploring Luxor’s West Bank.