
Private · 4 days
Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor: 4 days
Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor: 4 days – 4 days: Aswan’s islands, temples and Nile landscape and The double temple of Kom Ombo. Itinerary, pickup and service…
Your trip in detail
Your excursion at a glance
Explore the planned itinerary, key experiences and practical information for your excursion.
Nile cruise from Aswan to Luxor: 4 days is a multi-day private journey planned at a calm, easy-to-follow pace for your group. Instead of merely naming places, this programme explains what you can actually experience at each stage.
The route connects Aswan, Kom Ombo, Edfu Temple and Luxor. Travel is planned using a Nile cruise vessel and guided shore visits, with the pace, breaks and order shaped around the stated duration and starting point.
What you experience on this journey
- Aswan’s islands, temples and Nile landscape. Experience Aswan’s granite landscape, quiet Nile islands and selected temples or engineering landmarks on the confirmed programme.
- The double temple of Kom Ombo. Explore the symmetrical double temple of Sobek and Haroeris, including medical reliefs and the symbolism of the Nile crocodile.
- Myths inside Edfu’s Temple of Horus. Walk through the pylons, courts and sanctuaries of the Temple of Horus, following the Horus and Seth story in its reliefs.
- Understand Luxor’s East and West Banks. Connect the temples of the living city on the East Bank with royal tombs and mortuary temples on the West Bank.
- Travel by boat to Philae Temple. Cross to the island and explore the relocated Temple of Isis with its courts, reliefs and Nile views.
- Understand the impact of Aswan High Dam. See the High Dam and learn how it changed the Nile, power generation, farming and life in modern Egypt.
- The colossal temples of Abu Simbel. Stand before the monumental façades of Ramesses II and Nefertari, enter the temples and learn about their extraordinary relocation.
- Royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Enter selected royal tombs and examine colourful wall scenes, symbols and New Kingdom beliefs about the afterlife.
- Walk through Karnak’s great halls. Walk through Karnak Temple’s monumental courts and columned halls, reading its building history in reliefs and obelisks.
Planned day by day
- Day 1. Aswan’s islands, temples and Nile landscape, Travel by boat to Philae Temple and Understand the impact of Aswan High Dam.
- Day 2. The colossal temples of Abu Simbel.
- Day 3. The double temple of Kom Ombo and Myths inside Edfu’s Temple of Horus.
- Day 4. Royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings, Walk through Karnak’s great halls and Understand Luxor’s East and West Banks.
What the travel day feels like
The programme combines guided experiences with realistic transfer time. At the principal stops there is room for clear explanations, personal impressions and photographs. Longer drives, flights or sailing stages are treated as part of the day so the route remains easy to understand.
Preparation and comfort along the way
We agree the pickup, meeting point, party size and preferred language with you in advance. Please also tell us the children’s ages, any reduced mobility and dietary needs so the vehicle, breaks and pace can be prepared appropriately.
How the route becomes your personal excursion
We arrange the stages logically, allow realistic travel time and leave space for explanations, photographs and necessary breaks. Multi-day journeys are divided into practical daily sections.
Important: The order and individual visits may change because of opening times, weather, flight or sailing schedules. Entry tickets, meals, accommodation and other services apply only when expressly confirmed in your personal Nebu offer.
Journey views
Places and experiences along your route



Highlights of this excursion
- Aswan’s islands, temples and Nile landscape
- The double temple of Kom Ombo
- Myths inside Edfu’s Temple of Horus
- Understand Luxor’s East and West Banks
- Travel by boat to Philae Temple
- Pace and breaks tailored personally
Group pricing
More travellers, a better price
Compare the published group rates, then choose your travel date and number of travellers.
| Travellers | Vehicle / format | Price per person | Benefit per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 travellers | Nebu Reisen | €1,211 | Base price |
| 3–4 travellers | Nebu Reisen | €1,097 | €114 less |
| 5–6 travellers | Nebu Reisen | €969 | €242 less |
| 7–8 travellers | Nebu Reisen | €903 | €308 less |
Trip information
Good to know before booking
The essential practical information at a glance. We confirm every open point in writing before your booking becomes binding.
Duration
4 days
Pickup & meeting point
Aswan · Confirmed personally for the selected route
Language
German, English or French subject to availability
Final confirmation
Availability, order of visits, admission tickets, meals, transfers and optional services are listed clearly in the final offer.
Personal requirements
Passport or identification as required by the route, sun protection, water and personal medication. Comfortable footwear and weather-appropriate clothing; cover shoulders and knees at religious sites.
Timeline
Planned itinerary
- 01
Day 1 — Aswan’s islands, temples and Nile landscape: Experience Aswan’s granite landscape, quiet Nile islands and selected temples or engineering landmarks on the confirmed programme. Travel by boat to Philae Temple: Cross to the island and explore the relocated Temple of Isis with its courts, reliefs and Nile views. Understand the impact of Aswan High Dam: See the High Dam and learn how it changed the Nile, power generation, farming and life in modern Egypt.
- 02
Day 2 — The colossal temples of Abu Simbel: Stand before the monumental façades of Ramesses II and Nefertari, enter the temples and learn about their extraordinary relocation.
- 03
Day 3 — The double temple of Kom Ombo: Explore the symmetrical double temple of Sobek and Haroeris, including medical reliefs and the symbolism of the Nile crocodile. Myths inside Edfu’s Temple of Horus: Walk through the pylons, courts and sanctuaries of the Temple of Horus, following the Horus and Seth story in its reliefs.
- 04
Day 4 — Royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings: Enter selected royal tombs and examine colourful wall scenes, symbols and New Kingdom beliefs about the afterlife. Walk through Karnak’s great halls: Walk through Karnak Temple’s monumental courts and columned halls, reading its building history in reliefs and obelisks. Understand Luxor’s East and West Banks: Connect the temples of the living city on the East Bank with royal tombs and mortuary temples on the West Bank.
Included
- Personal route and date coordination
- Pickup or meeting point as stated in the offer
- Organisation of transfers named in the confirmed programme
- Nile cruise and guided shore visits as stated in the confirmed offer
Not included
- Admission tickets or extra activities not expressly confirmed
- Personal expenses, gratuities and drinks outside the confirmed offer
- International flights and visa unless expressly listed