Nile Cruise by Sonesta Amirat Dahabeya from Aswan to Luxor

Enjoy your first meal on the Sonesta Amirat Dahabiya cruise ship before setting out on one of the fantastic Egypt Day Trips, which will take you to the Aswan High Dam. The Aswan Dam was built by the Moscow-based Institute of Hydroelectric Projects to stop Egypt from being submerged in unused water during the annual Nile floods, while also preserving the electricity required to light the nation. 

The Philae Temple , which honors the Goddess Isis, the wife of the God Osiris, and the protagonist in the narrative of Osiris and Isis versus the evil God Seth, was saved from Lake Nasser's rising waters during the High Dam's construction.

We'll stop for lunch en route to Kom Ombo.
Nighttime close to Kom Ombo

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
 

Enjoy your regular breakfast on board the ship as you cruise to Kom Ombo in the early morning. We will go to the Ptolemaic-style Kom Ombo Temple, which was built to honor the gods of the sky and kingship Horus, who has a falcon on his head, and the crocodile god Sobek, who is represented in numerous settings and sculptures from various periods in Egypt's history.
anchored overnight next to a Nile Island
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

After enjoying a delectable breakfast on board your Egypt Nile River Cruise, you will set sail for Edfu this morning. Then, on the west bank of the Nile, you will be able to see the remarkably well-preserved Temple of Edfu, one of Egypt's most intriguing temples that was built during the Ptolemaic era dynasty. 
Spend the night on the boat next to an island.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

After enjoying a delicious meal During your Esna in Aswan day tour, you will have the opportunity to explore this magnificent temple, which dates back to the Ptolemaic and Roman periods. Marvel at the intricate reliefs and hieroglyphic inscriptions adorning the temple walls, depicting various religious scenes and ancient Egyptian mythology.

Aside from the Temple of Khnum, you can also wander through the local market in Esna, where you can experience the vibrant atmosphere and perhaps find unique souvenirs to take home.

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

You'll set ship for Luxor this morning to begin your Luxor day tours. The city has gone by a number of names over its history; among them is Waset, which is Egyptian for "scepter." Due of its resemblance to the Greek city that gave it its name, the Greeks dubbed it Thebes. The impressive 28th ruling family Temple of Luxor, which was built by Amenophis the third and is thought to be the most significant religious and administrative center in ancient Egypt history, is located next to the magnificent Amon-Ra temple complex, also known as the magnificent Karnak Temple, which is the largest of the boundaries of the temple complex and is dedicated to Amun-Re. Onboard meals will be provided for your lunch and dinner.

Luxor overnight.

Meals consist of breakfast, lunch, and dinner

After breakfast, your Egyptologist tour guide will take you on a West Bank tour of Luxor to see the great tombs of the New Kingdom pharaohs, known as the Valley of the Kings. It was here that Howard Carter was successful in finding King Tutankhamen's tomb in 1922; today, his gold collection is on display separately in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Continue on to the nearby Valley of the Queens, Medinet Habu Temple, and the world-famous Colossi of Memnon constructed for the legendary King Amenhotep III, Tutankhamun's grandfather. Enjoy your meals while you're on board.
Afternoon in Luxor
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Take pleasure in your final breakfast on the Sonesta Amirat Dahabeya Cruise. Our representative will transport you to the airport or train station after you disembark. 
Dining: Breakfast