MS Hamees Luxury Nile Cruise

Meet you upon arrival at Luxor airport / train terminal and transfer you to Hamees 5* deluxe ship Boarding before Lunch around 11:00 a.m. Lunch on board, Visit the East Bank; Temples of Karnak and Luxor, You will start your guided tour by a visit to Karnak temple, Karnak temple is located on eastern bank of Luxor, was the main cult temple devoted to Thebes Triad gods Amun, Mut and Khonsu. It is considered as the largest religious building ever erected in all world . Karnak old name was Ipet-isut which means the most select of places, it is looking like a big city of temples erected over 2,000 years, The most amazing part of it is the columns hall famous as the forest of halls, the beautiful obelisks, the amazing scenes on its walls, the zoo part, then the holy lake and the huge scarab, symbol of good luck, Now you follow your expert tour guide to explore Luxor temple Dinner on board, Overnight in Luxor

Breakfast on board, Hamees Nile cruise, Visit the West Bank;It's time to explore the amazing temple of Queen Hatshepsut, also famous for the Deir el-Bahari temple, and her mortuary temple, and was known in the ancient language as Dsr-Dsrw which means (Holy of Holies), Hatchipsut was the queen of who ruled as a Pharaoh during Eighteenth DynastyHatshepsut temple is a real ancient architectural masterpiece. Now, time to explore Luxor west bank, first we visit valley of kings, it is the site chosen by pharaohs of the New Kingdom period (1560–1070 BC) to be their necropolis, it is a valley dominated by the pyramid-shaped mountain peak of El Qurna (The Horn). It is a big area rich of various outstanding tombs, in the Valley of the Kings are located 63 stunning royal tombs. The valley of kings ticket enable you to enter only 3 tombs, but some tombs need extra tickets such as Tut Ankh Amon , Seti I and others MOST of the royal tombs are decorated with religious scenes and some texts from (Kitab El Mawta - Book of dead, After that we stop for photos of Memnon colossi, then return back to your Nile cruise , Sail to Edfu via Esna, Lunch on board, Free at leisure, Afternoon tea, Dinner on board, Overnight in Edfu.

Breakfast on board Hamees Nile cruise, Sailing to Edfu to visit the famous temple of Edfu dedicated to god Horus who is represented as a falcon, that is why there are some falcon statues in the temple, Bask in the timeless majesty of Ancient Egypt on our exceptional Nile cruise tours through Upper Egypt , Sail to Kom Ombo,Visit the Temple shared by two gods Sobek and Haeroris, Free at leisure, Lunch on board, Afternoon tea, Dinner on board, Overnight.

Breakfast on board Hamees Nile cruise, It is time to explore Aswan, Egypt southernmost city, your knowledgeable tour guide will take you in a tour to visit the High Dam of Aswan, since the 1960s, Aswan High Dam, is one of the world's largest embankment dams, The tremendous dam was designed by the Soviet Hydro Project Institute along with several Egyptian engineers, Proceed tour to visit the Temple of Philae Dedicated to the goddess Isis, the Temple of Philae is located in a outstanding spot, landscaped to match the original location of the temple as it was saved and relocated by UNESCO after the erection of Aswan High Dam which threatened many Egyptian temples in south Egypt such as Abu Simbel temple , enjoy other tour to Aswan granite quarry and explore the obelisks stories, see the unfinished Obelisk, enjoy sail on the Nile by Felucca around Kitchener’s Island, Lunch onboard. Afternoon tea, Dinner on board, Overnight in Aswan.

Breakfast on board Hamees Nile cruise, Check-out after breakfast at 08:00 a.m. free time at leisure in Aswan, Meet you and transfer you to Aswan airport / train terminal for your departure.

Note : Early morning you can make an Optional tour to visit Abu Simbel temple either by flight or private car, Abu Simbel two gigantic carved rock temples are dedicated to the well known Pharaoh Ramesses II & queen Nefertari. They were erected 1270 BC , Their construction took about 20 years. the two temples are the most spectacular temples erected in Ancient Egypt, Abu Simbel temples were hidden under the desert sand for very long time, then rediscovered about 130 years ago, they were threatened by the floods during the time of building Aswan high dam, but the Unesco was able to save them by dismantling them then relocate them on other location close to the original place