Overview
Tour Description
3 Nights Nile River Cruise from Aswan Include Abu Simbel
3 Nights Nile River Cruise from Aswan Include Abu Simbel Take a vacation through history like no other when you board one of our special super 5* Nile cruises 3 Nights Nile River Cruise from Aswan, including Abu Simbel. You can see Abu Simbel and other outstanding monuments from ancient Egypt in just three nights. Discover the must-see attractions in Aswan and take in the splendor of the renowned Abu Simbel temple. You will finally settle in LuxorItinerary
Day 01: Start your Cruise & Visit Aswan Highlights
One of our multilingual Egyptologists will pick you up from your hotel or any other location in Aswan that you choose in the morning and take you on an exploration of the best of Aswan.
Aswan High Dam

One of the few modern attractions in Aswan, the Aswan Dam was built in the 1960s with assistance from the Soviet Union to regulate floodwaters, store them, and generate energy.
Philae Temple

Isis, the goddess of childbirth and healing who was Osiris’ wife and the ruler of the underworld, is the subject of many myths, and the Philae Temple is like an open book made of stone that includes all of them. The Ptolemaic era,
which lasted from 380 BC to 360 BC, saw the construction of this temple as the final one of its kind in Egypt.
We’ll take you on a five-star, opulent Nile cruise so you may check-in and have lunch, overnight on the cruise.
optional tour to the Nubian village

Of course, now you are asking yourself about how to go to a Nubian village! Since the Nubian villages are located on the West bank of the Nile, all you need is a short boat ride across the Egyptian Nile River allows you to watch the colorful villages of Nubba. After having a short boat ride or a ride with the Nubian Felucca, watching the picturesque village,
colored and decorated camels and the colorful designs and architecture, the kind and friendly Nubian people will welcome you to their homes, offering you delicious oriental food with amazing hospitality, then drinking their famous Nubian mint tea.
Meals: L and D
Day 02: Discover Abu Simbel & Sail to Kom Ombo
Early in the morning, you will receive your breakfast boxes before being escorted by your professional tour guide in an advanced A/C car to see:
Abu Simbel Temples

Near the southernmost tip of his domain, Ramses the Great (1292-1186 BC) constructed Abu Simbel, the largest temple ever erected, to honor his numerous accomplishments, particularly triumphs like the Battle of Kadesh. The second temple is near the temple of his wife Nefertari.
Once more, we’ll take you on your Nile cruise. where you will be fed lunch, After spending the night on board, depart.
Meals: b, l, and d
Day 03: Trip to Kom Ombo & Edfu Temples
Kom Ombo Temple

Built-in 205 BC and 180 BC, the crocodile Sobek’s two temples are known for their unusual architecture and can be seen by everyone.
After that, get back to your cruise ship and have a wonderful lunch before you arrive at Edfu. A horse-drawn carriage will meet you there and transport you to see:
Edfu Temple

The massive “Edfu Temple,” dedicated to the falcon-sky god Horus, was constructed between 237 and 27 BC during the Ptolemaic dynasty to remember the site where Horus and his uncle clashed in a tremendous battle.
Rubboard your Nile boat, continue to Luxor past Esna, and arrive in Luxor after midnight. I spent the night on the cruise ship.
Meals: b, l, and d
Day 04: Enjoy Luxor Treasures & End Your 3 Nights Nile Cruise from Aswan
optional tour Luxor hot air balloon

A 45- to 50-minute hot air balloon ride will show you a different perspective of Luxor from the air. You’ll be picked up by a driver from your hotel and driven to the launch site, where you’ll receive a brief safety orientation before floating upward. Your pilot guide will point you to numerous historic sites and share some of the region’s rich old history with you as you soar over the ancient city
then you will land and your Egyptologist will be there for you to start a new day of your vacation in Egypt going to
Valley of the Kings

The New Kingdom’s (1570–1070 BC) rulers and queens were interred in magnificent tombs that may have included up to 20 royal ones in the middle of a mountain. These graves were adorned with exquisite paintings and ornaments, gold jewelry, and images of famous people like Seti I, Tutankhamun, and others.
Hatshepsut Temple

Under her rule, the Hatshepsut Temple was constructed between 1479 and 1458 BC to showcase his imposing power, illustrious heritage, and, most importantly, the beauty of the classical architecture of the time.
Colossi of Memnon

During the reign of Amenhotep III (1368-1350 BC), the only monument in Luxor that was not made locally was built in Cairo and then brought 700 kilometers to the entrance of the city.
Before going to see it: We’ll grab lunch at a respectable restaurant.
Karnak Temple

The Luxor-based Karnak temple complex is among the earliest complete and well-preserved structures ever created by humans. It served as the main location for ancient Egyptians to worship their gods from 2055 BC to 100 AD. It resembles a stone archive showcasing every aspect of religious life in ancient Egypt.
Your three-night Nile cruise tour will come to an end when you are driven to your hotel in Luxor or another location of your choosing.
Meals: B and L
Included and Excluded
- Pick up service from Aswan and your drop off in Luxor.
- Accommodation on Nile Cruise for 3 nights.
- Entrance fees to all the indicated sites in the itinerary including Abu simble temple .
- Egyptologist tour guide during your tours.
- All trips and transfers by modern air-conditioned vehicles.
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary.
- All services, charges, and taxes.
- Any optional tours.
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities “Tipping”.
Prices:
MAY-SEP
- US$ 1350 – Per Person in Single Room
- US$ 1050 – Per Person in Double Room
OCT-APR
- US$ 1550 – Per Person in Single Room
- US$ 1350 – Per Person in Double Room
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Note:
If you wish to book all the optional tours as a package, you will get a 10% off as an offer ONLY 250 USD instead of 280 usd
- Sound and Light show in Karnak (60 USD Per person)
- Hot air balloon ride: 110 to 150 USD per person depend on booking time .
- Aswan City tour: 40 USD per person.
- Nubian village tour in Aswan: 75 USD per person.
Tour Attractions
FAQs
How long is the best duration for Nile cruise tour
Sail along the magnificent River, the longest river in the world, and experience Egypt's captivating charm. Immerse yourself in a genuinely remarkable experience on cruises departing from Luxor and Aswan, where a variety of alternatives, spanning from four to seven days, are available. The variety of cruises guarantees a distinctive experience, each with its own amenities. Examine our suggestions to identify the ideal cruise ship in Luxor and Aswan for you, taking into account your tastes as well as the ideal time to travel there.
What is the embark time in Nile cruise
It's important to select the best time for your cruise from Luxor and Aswan. The ideal weather for a magical trip to Luxor and Aswan in Egypt is between the end of October and the middle of April. Although you can schedule your trip at any time throughout this period, keep in mind that Easter and Christmas are the busiest times of year and will cost more. Make thoughtful plans to take advantage of our reasonable tour costs and enjoy an unforgettable vacation in the Pharaohs' homeland.
How much it cost a Nile cruise in Egypt
Embark on a truly special Cruise Ship from Luxor and Aswan, sailing along the world's longest river. Choose from various cruises, with 5-star and 5-star High Deluxe being the most recommended in Egypt. Prices vary based on cruise facilities and the timing of your visit. For the best-guided prices, explore our suggested options to ensure an unparalleled and affordable tour experience.
How many types of Nile cruises in Egypt
Learn about two different kinds of Nile cruises in Egypt: the shared group of ships with about 150 cabins and the private "Dahabiya" with about 10 cabins. A sun deck, entertainment center, swimming pool, lounge bar, discotheque, restaurant, spa, beauty center, laundry, gift shops, and a safe deposit box are all included in these fully furnished floating hotel experiences.
what's the most important seeing between Luxor and Aswan to cover
Explore fascinating sights while taking a Nile River Cruise between the magnificent cities of Luxor and Aswan. Discover the magnificent Philae temple, the magnificent Edfu temple, , the renowned Valley of the Kings, the captivating Hatshepsut temple, the distinctive Kom Ombo temple, and much more.
What makes Egypt travel packages recommended 2026-2027-2028
There are many classical, luxury, budget, and spiritual tours to Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada, and more.
Choose one among Egypt travel packages; for example, if you are a fan of the history of ancient Egypt, I suggest heading to Luxor and Aswan. There are many monuments to visit, such as the Valley of the Kings, the Colossi of Memnon, Karnak Temple and Elephantine Island.
If you want to try something adventurous, head to Sharm El Sheikh or Hurghada in the Red Sea, where you will try many activities such as diving in the Red Sea and safaris in the desert.
what is the rights time to take Egypt travel packages this year
You can take Egypt travel packages in all months of the year, but the best time for King tut tours is from October to April. At this time, the climate is moderate and the air is clear and fresh.
which sites are included in Egypt travel packages
There are many interesting places that you can visit during your Egypt travel packages depending on your budget and interests, such as the Giza pyramids, which are considered one of the seven wonders of the world; the Nile Cruise in Egypt; the Valley of the Kings; and more.
How much it cost tour in Egypt travel packages
Egypt travel packages prices vary according to the places to be visited and the number of days. We offer the best quality and service at the lowest prices. Our packages start at $ 400 and go up to $ 5000.
What is the Best Time to Visit Egypt from the USA
October through April is Egypt's prime season — sunny days of 70–85°F, perfect for temple touring and Nile cruising. Mapped to the American calendar:
- Thanksgiving week (late November): Superb weather, moderate crowds. Book by August.
- Christmas & New Year: The most in-demand window of the year. Nile cruises sell out 4–6 months ahead — reserve by July for the gala-dinner sailings.
- Spring break (March): Warm, lively, ideal for families.
- Memorial Day & summer: Hot in Upper Egypt (95°F+), but prices drop 15–25% and famous sites are blissfully quiet. We schedule early-morning touring and pool afternoons.
- August 2, 2027: The total solar eclipse over Luxor — 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality, the longest until 2114. See our dedicated eclipse tours; spots are limited.
How Much Does an Egypt Trip Cost from the USA?
Our packages on this page range from about $1,499 to $13,000 per person (double occupancy), excluding international flights unless noted. As a rule of thumb: a quality 8-day Cairo + Nile cruise package runs $1,500–$2,500 per person; luxury versions with 5-star deluxe cruises and Old Cataract–class hotels run $3,500–$6,000; and a private Dahabiya sailing starts around $1,800. Everything is priced in US dollars, and the price we quote is the price you pay taxes and service charges included.
Is Egypt Safe for American Tourists?
Yes, tourism is Egypt's lifeblood, and tourist areas are heavily protected. Millions of visitors, including hundreds of thousands of Americans, travel here safely every year. Our guests are accompanied by a licensed guide and private driver throughout, we monitor conditions daily, and our 24/7 support line answers in minutes, not hours. We are happy to share recent reviews from American travelers, or connect you with past guests before you book.
What about Flights from the USA to Egypt?
EgyptAir flies nonstop from New York (JFK) and Washington (IAD) to Cairo in about 11 hours. One-stop connections through Europe (Lufthansa, Turkish, Air France, British Airways) serve every major US city, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Miami, Dallas, and San Francisco. Round-trip economy fares typically run $750–$1,100 in shoulder season and $1,100–$1,600 over Christmas and spring break. We can include international airfare in your package on request — just tell us your home airport when you inquire.
A practical tip from our guests: arrive in Cairo in the evening, sleep off the jet lag, and start your Pyramids tour the following morning. Every itinerary on this page is paced with that in mind.
How long is the flight from the USA to Egypt?
About 11 hours nonstop from New York (JFK) or Washington (IAD) to Cairo on EgyptAir. One-stop connections via Europe serve all other major US cities, typically 14–17 hours total.
Do US citizens need a visa for Egypt?
Yes. US passport holders get a visa on arrival at Cairo airport for $25 USD, or an e-Visa online in advance for the same price. Your passport must be valid for six months beyond arrival. We send a step-by-step guide after booking.
Are flights from the USA included in your packages?
By default our prices cover everything inside Egypt. We can add international airfare from your home airport on request, just mention it when you inquire.
Can I customize my Egypt tour?
Yes, every itinerary is tailor-made. We don't run fixed group departures. Tell us your dates, pace, and interests, and we'll design the trip around you. Custom trips receive a 10% discount.
Do you offer tours for the 2027 solar eclipse in Egypt?
Yes. The total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027 passes directly over Luxor with 6m 23s of totality, the longest until 2114. We offer eclipse packages with reserved viewing sites and Nile cruises, including a private Dahabiya eclipse sailing. Spots are strictly limited.















