5-Day Nile River Cruise with Private Guide from Luxor to Aswan


 
5-Day Nile River Cruise with Private Guide from Luxor to Aswan
Price Start From
563 $
            
Tour Length           Approx.5 days      
          
Tour Type             Daily private tour with personal guide       
          
Tour Schedule     Tour valid year around with pick up and drop off from airport      

ITINERARY
Enjoy the beautiful scenery as you cruise the Nile on a 5-day journey from Luxor to Aswan. Sightseeing with a private guide, entrance fees and meals are included on a luxuriously relaxing cruise on Egypt's famous river.

  Day 1 (L,D):

    * Embarkation upon arrival to Luxor
    * Visit the West Bank (Valley of the Kings, Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and
       the Colossi of Memnon)
    * Visit the East Bank (Karnak and Luxor Temple)
    * Overnight in Luxor with opportunity to disembark or optional Sound and
      Light Show at Karnak (additional cost)
 
 Day 2 (B, L, D):

    * Early morning sail to Esna and Edfu
    * Overnight in Edfu

Day 3 (B, L, D):

    * Breakfast on board
    * Visit Horus Temple in Edfu
    * Sail to Kom Ombo and visit of Kom Ombo Temple
    * Overnight in Aswan (late night arrival)

Day 4 (B, L, D):

    * Visit the High Dam, Unfinished Obelisk and Philae Temple
    * Afternoon Felucca tour around Aswan Islands
    * Overnight in Aswan with opportunity to disembark or optional Sound and Light Show at Philae Temple (additional cost)

Day 5 (B, L, D):

    * Check-out after breakfast


Highlights

    * Four-day Nile River cruise from Aswan to Luxor
    * Scheduled private tours include Valley of the Kings, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo
       and Philae Temple in Aswan
    * Tour the sites with your own private guide
    * Optional tours available, including Abu Simbel, hot-air balloon flight over Luxor
       and Aswan sound and light show
    * Evening entertainment including Nubian music and dancers, a Galabayeh night
      and belly dancing
    * All meals included, featuring a mix of Egyptian and Western food
    * Enjoy privileged, personalized attention from your expert Egyptologist guide on
       this cruise
    * Pick-up and drop-off from Aswan hotels, airport or port 
    
INCLUSIONS      

-5-day Nile River cruise
 Assistance of our personal during the day tour
 Academic Egyptologist speaking guide during tour
 Transportation by private air-conditioned deluxe vehicle
 Entrance fees to the mentioned sights in the itinerary
 Service charges and taxes included in tour price    
      
EXCLUSIONS      

-Personal expenses
-Tipping
-Abu Simbel tour       
      
ACCESSIBALE      

 Wheelchair accessible tours allow wheelchair travelers, their families and friends to explore the culture and history of Egypt, we offer them a hand picked tours and shore excursions from your Europe cruise, Mediterranean cruise, and World cruise to visit Egypt
 Handicapped-accessible tours in Egypt, we offer travel experiences for travelers with many types of physical disability. We are specialized in disabled travel and we can customize-made access tours in Egypt for individual travel arrangements just send us you request and we will do it.
 Extra charge for Wheelchair traveler to provide:   
      
EXTRA INFO       

-Tour will operate with a minimum of 2 passengers
-Tour is available in English, Spanish, German, French and Italian languages
-Confirmation for this tour will be received at the time of booking
 - All major credit cards are accepted onboard
 - Infant and child prices apply, provided they are sharing a cabin with 2 paying adults

Comments

  1. UnknownAugust 22, 2012 at 5:38 AM

    You see, I would compensate $50 for an memorable practice in the company of a private guide in barcelona than for at no cost borings!

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