Nebu Nile Cruise

Your day begins with a delicious breakfast served on board your Nile cruise ship. Afterward, you will be joined by your knowledgeable Egyptologist tour guide to explore one of Egypt’s most remarkable temples.

Your first stop is the Temple of Kom Ombo, a unique structure where the two gods Sobek and Haroeris were worshipped side by side. The temple boasts fascinating carvings and a captivating history.

Upon returning to your cruise ship, you will savor a delightful lunch on the sun deck, offering you picturesque views of the stunning Nile River landscape.

In the afternoon, you will experience a chariot ride to the Temple of Horus in Edfu. This temple is renowned for its exceptional preservation and is one of the best-preserved temples in all of Egypt. It is dedicated to the god Horus and showcases incredible hieroglyphics and architectural details.

After completing your tour, you will return to your cruise ship. In the evening, you will enjoy a relaxing time on board as you sail along the Nile. Dinner will be served on the cruise ship, and you can look forward to an entertaining Egyptian Folkloric Show party hosted by the staff.

Upon your arrival at Luxor airport or station, our Imperial Egypt representative will smoothly facilitate your transfer to your Nile Cruise using a private A/C van. It’s important to note that embarkation should be completed prior to 12:00 PM.

During the afternoon, you’ll embark on an exploration of Luxor’s East bank, which includes the awe-inspiring Karnak Temples Complex, renowned as the largest structures ever erected in the history of mankind. The central edifice is dedicated to the god Amun Ra, considered the earthly abode of the deity. Although its origins trace back to the Middle Kingdom, references suggest even earlier structures, possibly dating as far back as the 3rd dynasty.

Following your visit to Karnak, your journey will lead you to the Temple of Luxor. Initially constructed during the reign of a 12th dynasty king, it was later completed by the renowned King Ramses II. Positioned in the heart of ancient Thebes, this temple, like Karnak, was devoted to the primary deity, Amun Re.

Upon concluding your day’s tour, you’ll be transferred back to your cruise ship for relaxation and revitalization. In the evening, our staff will delight you with an enchanting Egyptian folkloric show. Dinner will be served onboard, and you’ll spend the night in Luxor. (Lunch and Dinner included)

Please note: If your arrival time in Luxor is particularly early, we will commence the tour immediately upon your arrival since the official cruise check-in time is 12:00 PM. We strive to ensure our guests maximize their time without any unnecessary wait in the lobby.