The same temples in reverse over three nights instead of four. It suits people flying into Aswan, or anyone who wants the cruise without giving up a fifth day. You sail with the current, which makes the legs quicker and leaves more time moored at Edfu and Kom Ombo.
Board by noon. High Dam and Philae in the afternoon, sail in the evening.
Kom Ombo after breakfast, sail to Edfu, horse carriage to the temple in the late afternoon.
Through the Esna lock and on to Luxor. West Bank in the afternoon if the schedule allows.
Karnak and Luxor Temple after breakfast, then disembark.
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Everything listed under what is included is booked and paid by us as part of the package. We hold the reservations; you owe nothing until you arrive in Egypt.
No. We ask for no deposit and take no payment to hold a date. Nothing is charged when you book and nothing is payable in advance - you settle with us in Egypt once the trip is running.
Tell us and we will change it, or cancel it, at no cost. There is no cancellation fee and no deadline to worry about, because nothing has been paid up front. If plans shift while you are already here, we will rearrange what we can on the day.
The tourist regions are heavily policed and we work in them daily. Your guide stays with you at every site. If you are travelling alone, tell us - we will match you with a guide accordingly.
Pairs well with
Best seller Four nights, five temples, and the only sensible way to see the river towns.
Ten cabins, actual sails, and moorings the big boats cannot reach.
Four nights on the lake to the rescued Nubian temples, most of them empty of people.
