4-Day Lake Nasser Cruise

Experience a 4-day cruise on Lake Nasser to explore Ancient Egypt with visits to sites like Abu Simbel and Kalabsha.

Tour Highlights: Lake Nasser Cruise

Day 1

Pickup from your hotel in Aswan takes you to Abu Simbel. After boarding the cruise ship and enjoying lunch, a guided tour of the temples of Abu Simbel and Nefertari follows, with dinner served aboard the ship.

Day 2

Breakfast onboard precedes our sail to Qasr Ibrim for a tour of this fortress and the Temple of Amada. Additional visits include the Temple of Derr and the tomb of Penut. Lunch is served after the guided tours.

Day 3

Anchor at Wadi el Sebowa to explore the temples of Dakka and Mahrakka. Enjoy an onboard meal while sailing to Aswan.

Day 4

Breakfast offers views of the Aswan Dam before disembarking to visit the island of Kalabsha's temples. The day concludes with transportation back to your hotel in Aswan or to the Aswan airport if your flight is within three hours.

What's the Cruise Ship Like?

The cruise includes the Nubian Sea or a similar vessel.

Note on Prices
Prices are per person in a double room; supplements apply for solo travelers.For three people, a double room with an extra bed will be provided unless a single room is requested.

All-Inclusive

The price covers transport, hotels, meals, guides, and entrance fees (excluding Tutankhamun's Tomb). Tips and taxes are payable upon arrival for bookings made before July 1st, 2024.

Pickup

Pickup includes hotels, hostels, and apartments in Aswan. Specific meeting points apply for certain islands.

Important: Accommodation in Aswan the Day Before

The cruise starts exclusively on Fridays with pickups at 10 am. Staying overnight in Aswan on Thursday is recommended.

Seasonal Dates

No refunds for cancellations from December 20 to January 2 and during Easter.

Booking Rooms with Children

Reduced prices for children apply only when sharing a room with two adults.

Want to Enjoy an Extra Day of Cruising?

Consider a 5-day cruise on Lake Nasser.

Want to Visit Other Areas of Egypt?

Additional tours are available, but these start from Cairo, not Aswan.