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4 Days / 3 Nights
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18 people
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MS Princess Sarah II Nile Cruise, We will ensure that you will get all you need to enjoy your cruise as desired. Whether you are soaking up the sun on our sun deck or visiting one of Egypt’s ancient temples,
MS Princess Sarah II Nile Cruise is all about you and your enjoyment, our cuisine is of the highest quality, with an international open buffet and set menus according to the cruise schedule:
And in the evenings, there is a nightly disco, plus live entertainment with belly dancing, galabeya parties, and folkloric shows.
Cruise Highlights:
Cruise Sailing Schedule:
4 Day/ 3 Nights from Aswan every Fridays
5 Day/ 4 Nights from Luxor every Monday
Cruise Technical Specifications:
The MS Princess Sarah II Nile Cruise has 66 double cabins, 2 junior suites, and 2 president suites
Cabins Contain:
Facilities:
Please note:
Cruise ship itineraries require a USD 190 supplement for sightseeing as listed. alternately, guests may choose to sightsee independently.
This cruise ship’s itinerary for the “3 Nights Cruise from Aswan to Luxor” rate includes the following:
Enjoy the luxury and comfort Nile cruise and experience more of ancient Egypt sightseeing.
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Day 1: Aswan: Transfer to your Nile River Cruise for embarkation. before lunch on board with our tour guide will start Visit Aswan starting with the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis. the island of Philae now lies submerged beneath the waters of lake Nasser to the south of Aswan. When the Aswan High Dam was built in the 1960s, the island’s temples were dismantled and reconstructed on a higher island. Visit the Aswan High Dam. After that return to the boat for lunch on board, there is a relaxing. Overnight in Nile Cruise. Meals:(L-D)
Day 2: Edfu: Breakfast on board and morning visit of the Temple of Khnum at Esna. the temple is dedicated to the ram-headed god Khnum, who was patron god of cataracts. continue the journey south. Enjoy a lunch on board and then set sail to Luxor arriving midafternoon, free time on board. Evening at leisure. Overnight in Luxor, Meals:(B-L-D)
Day 3: Luxor: Breakfast on board and morning visit to the west bank including the Colossi of Memnon, Valley of the Kings, burial sites for many of the most powerful, successful pharaohs, high priests, the Temple of Hatshepsut. Afternoon at leisure or *optional Luxor city tour before dinner on board. Overnight in Luxor. Meals: (B-L-D)
Day 4: Luxor: Optional early morning Hot-air balloon ride for the adventurous. Breakfast on board followed by check-out and onward transfer to the airport or next destination. Meals: (B)
Day 1: Luxor Transfer to check in to our 5* Nile Cruise boat, after that direct with the tour guide visit to the ‘world’s largest greatest open air museum’ at Karnak Temple, Also proceed to visit Luxor Temple, when the tour end will return to the boat, dinner on board or for late arrivals a light snack will be served. Overnight in Luxor. Meals: (L-D)
Day 2: Luxor – Esna Luck Breakfast on board, early morning visit to the amazing Valley of the Kings where we can visit three tombs included in the tickets price, Furthermore visit the Hatshepsut Temple returning to the boat for lunch on board as the boats sets sail to Esna, dinner on board. Overnight in Esna. Meals: (B-L-D)
Day 3: Esna – Kom Ombo – Aswan Morning at leisure, for a brief stop at Edfu to visit the Edfu Temple with your guide and return to the boat for lunch before sailing to Kom Ombo Temple to visit the temple before dinner. this temple, unlike many others in Egypt, was dedicated to two gods; the southern section is dedicated to sobek, the crocodile headed man, god of fertility, and the northern section to the Falcon headed god Horus. there is also a fascinating crocodile museum to visit with many artifacts and mummified crocodiles. sail to Aswan. Overnight in Aswan. Meals: (B-L-D)
Day 4: Aswan Visit Aswan starting with the Philae Temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis. the island of Philae now lies submerged beneath the waters of lake Nasser to the south of Aswan. When the Aswan High Dam was built in the 1960s, the island’s temples were dismantled and reconstructed on a higher island. Visit the Aswan High Dam. After that return to the boat for lunch on board, there is a relaxing. Overnight Aswan. Meals: (B-L-D)
Day 5 – Aswan Morning at leisure. there is an optional tour to visit the great Temples of Abu Simbel then return for direct transfer to Aswan city where the boat to get the luggage and transfer you to Aswan train station. Meals: (B)
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