4 Days Aton Sun Dahabiya Nile Cruise

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4 Days Aton Sun Dahabiya Nile Cruise

4 Days Aton Sun Dahabiya Nile Cruise from Aswan, the colonial-style hotel Nile Boat was inspired by Nile Cruise, an actual Dahabiya from the late 18th and early 19th century. This typical two-masted sailing sailboat’s sundeck, which provides some shade, serves as its focal point. It’s the ideal location to unwind and enjoy the scenery from a wooden deck chair. Four staterooms, a suite, a comfortable sitting area, and a salon are located below deck. A small library with literature on the Nile and Egypt is located in the cozy salon. It is the ideal place for relaxation with its cozy sofas. Turkish coffee can be enjoyed while listening to tales, exchanging experiences, reading a book, or playing a game of backgammon.

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Trip Summary

Route

A Kom UmbuB Esna

Itinerary

• Day 1

  Embarkation Day

   

  The voyage to Kom Ombo

  Transferring to the Dahabiya and boarding it for a 4-day Nile trip between Aswan and Esna. On the first day of sailing, you go to a tiny Nile island for a tour of the landscape. After lunch on board or on the island, continue sailing toward Kom Ombo to see the Sobek and Haroeris twin temple. After that, proceed to Gabal el-Silsila. First night on board.

   

• Day 2

  Sailing Dahabiya Nile Cruise

   

  Visit Gabal El-Silsila

  After breakfast, see the Horemheb, Seti I, Ramses II, and Merenptah rock-cut chapels as well as the sandstone quarries at Gebel el-Silsila. The voyage continues to Edfu, where you can visit the temple of Horus, the best-preserved Egyptian temple. Continue to a little island where the boat will anchor for the night. Dinner will be served either over a campfire on the tranquil banks of the Nile or on the Dahabiya. Second night spent on board.

   

• Day 3

  Esna City

   

  Go to the El Kab Tombs

  El Kab, the former settlement of Nekheb, is one of the Nile's most significant and ancient archaeological sites. Visit some of the temple ruins and tombs hewn from the rocks. Return to the boat, then sail toward Esna. Spent on board the third and final night.

   

• Day 4

  Disembarkation Day

   

  Check-Out

  Arriving in Esna after breakfast on board, the Nile Dahabiya cruise. To any Luxor address.

   

Inclusions

Aton Sun Dahabiya Nile Boat 4 Days From Aswan Itinerary Includes:

• Meeting and assisting at Aswan Airport or Train Station.

• 3 Nights accommodation onboard a Nile Cruise from Aswan to Luxor.

• Egyptologist tour Guide for 4 days on board "Fluent English Speaking".

• All Transfers during tours.

• 3 Breakfasts - 3 Lunches and 3 Dinners.

• All Taxes and Services Charges.

Exclusions

Aton Sun Dahabiya Nile Boat 4 Days From Aswan Itinerary Excludes:

• Entry visa to Egypt on arrival.

• Transfer from Cairo to Aswan or back.

• All Entrance fees and tickets to the sites mentioned above.

• Personal calls and internet usage.

• All optional tours are not mentioned in the above itinerary.

• Tipping and Gratuities.

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