Itinerary: A )  Luxor to Aswan

Saturday
Embarkation in Luxor for a relaxing week sailing the Nile on a luxuriously appointed dahabeyya. After lunch, excursion to the West Bank for visits to the burial places of the Pharaohs - the Valley of the Kings - where Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922. Continue to the adjacent Valley of the Queens, the temple of Medinet Habu and the Colossi of Memnon. Overnight on the Nile banks of Luxor.

Sunday
You will visit the magnificent temple complex of Amon-Ra at Karnak, with its vast hypostyle hall of 137 columns, followed by the imposing 28 The Dynasty Luxor Temple. Overnight in Luxor.

Monday
Today will be a leisurely day. After breakfast, sailing to Esna and cross next side of water level where your dahabeyya will moor overnight.

Tuesday
This morning you will sail to El Hegz Island which takes around live hours sailing. El Hegz island is a small island which is located north Edfu, sail to Edfu to visit the wonderfully preserved Temple of Hours Overnight moored Reside a Nile island.

Wednesday
Today you will sail to Gabal El Selsela where stones for the temples in Egypt were carried after the tour. Sail to Kom Ombo, and overnight.

Thursday
Today visit the Ptolemaic temple dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek and the Falcon headedHour's god of the morning sun . We sail to Aswan via Daraw and Kopania, it takes around five hours. Where you will enjoy Nubian Party. Overnight in Aswan.

Friday
This morning you will visit the Aswan High Dam (completed in 1971); the Old Dam (completed in 1902). And the unfinished Obelisk lying in site since the Pharaohs days. You will also visit the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis, a structure rescued from the rising waters of Lake Nasser at the time of the High Dam's construction. Overnight in Aswan.

Saturday
Disembarkation after breakfast .

Itinerary: B) Aswan to Luxor

Saturday
Embarkation in Aswan for a relaxing week sailing the Nile on a luxuriously appointed dahabeyya. After lunch, excursion to the Aswan High Dam (completed in 1971); the Old Dam (completed in 1902). And the unfinished Obelisk lying in site since the Pharaohs days. Overnight in Aswan.

Sunday
This morning you will also visit the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis, a structure rescued from the rising waters of Lake Nasser at the time of the High Dam's construction. You where you will enjoy Nubian Party. Overnight in Aswan.

Monday
Today you will sail to Gabal El Selsela where stones for the temples in Egypt were carried after the tour. Sail to Kom Ombo, and overnight.

Tuesday
This morning you will sail to El Hegz Island which takes around live hours sailing. El Hegz island is a small island which is located north Edfu, sail to Edfu to visit the wonderfully preserver Temple of Horns. Overnight moored beside a Nile island.

Wednesday
Today will be a leisurely day. After breakfast, sailing to Esna and cross next side of water level where your dahabeyya will moor overnight.

Thursday
You will visit the insignificant temple complex of Anon-Ra at Karnak, with its vast hypostyle hall of 137 columns, followed by the imposing 28 The Dynasty Luxor Temple. Overnight in Luxor.

Friday
Excursion to the West Bank for visits to the burial places of the Pharaohs - the Valley of the Kings - where Howard Carter discovered the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922. Continue to the adjacent Valley of the Queens, the temple of Medinet Habu and the Colossi of Memnon. Overnight on the Nile banks of Luxor.

Saturday
Disembarkation after breakfast.

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