4 Days Merit Dahabiya Nile Cruise

Travel peacefully for four days aboard the luxurious Dahabiya; Merit while discovering unique passageways among the gleaming pharaonic classic archaeological riches in the Nile’s centre. 4 Days Merit Dahabiya Nile Cruise departing from Aswan allows visitors to relive the journey the ancient Egyptian god Osiris had to reach the Philae Temple and view the palace of God Sobek.

You will be travelling over the historical secret paths of the ancient Egyptians before coming upon the regal tombs that shine in the Valley of the Kings.

The 4 Days Dahabiya Nile Cruise from Aswan whisks you away from the here and now and into the ages of history with the aid of your personal Egyptologist. On the other hand,

Check out this to learn more about the attractions you’ll experience while travelling on this luxurious, one-of-a-kind Dahabiya.
 

CHILDREN POLICY:

0 - 01.99 Free
2 - 05.99 pay 25% of the tour price
6 - 11.99 pay 50% of the tour price
12 years and over pay the full price of the trip per adult person

Route

A LuxorB AswanC 106 Nile Street, Ad Doqi A, Dokki

  • Day 1

    Check–In

     

    Embarkation in Aswan

    At the Aswan airport or train station, your Egypt United Tours tour manager will meet and greet you.

    Then, your Egyptologist tour guide will go with you on a day trip to Aswan where you will see the High Dam, the Philae Temple, and the Aswan Bazaar.

    You will be taken to board your Dahabiya Nile Boat after having lunch on board. Sail in style to Kom Ombo. Arrive at Kom Ombo, where you will spend the night.

  • Day 2

    Kom Ombo City

     

    Kom Ombo Temple

    Eat breakfast anyway you like. We next proceed to the Greco-Roman Temple at Kom Ombo. With two entrances, two halls, and two sanctuaries honouring the falcon god Haroeris and the crocodile god Sobek, the entire temple complex is symmetrical (Horus the Elder).

    We began our unhurried journey to the temple of Gebel el Silsila, another of our less frequented locations. You'll be amazed as we moor beside the Speos of Hormheb.

    Dinner should ideally be served on the top deck or in the grounds of the lit temple while you enjoy the calm atmosphere and mood-appropriate music.

  • Day 3

    Edfu City

     

    Edfu Temple

    Then, take a carriage to the Edfu Temple, which is the biggest and best-preserved ancient Egyptian structure, and eat breakfast as you please. On either side of the gateway, beautiful granite monuments include two images of Horus, the falcon god.

    Take a ride or a stroll through the market after visiting the temple. It's a big bazaar where you may barter for goods, spices, and fragrances.

    We will set sail for the next location as soon as we depart the island.

    Depending on the weather, we might depart to eat dinner on the sun deck or close to the brink of the Nile.

    Getting preparations for our party, which will feature Arabic music and Egyptian cuisine.

    Put on your specially designed bellydancing or gallabeyah costume.

    As we sail to Esna, we take our time.

  • Day 4

    Check-Out

     

    Disembarkation Day

    Disembark from your Nile boat in Esna when you've finished your breakfast.

    After that, you'll be driven to Luxor for a guided sightseeing tour that visits the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, the Colossi of Memnon, and the Karnak Temple.

    You will later be driven to the railway station or Luxor airport for your final departure.

     

Inclusions

Merit 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

Merit 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.