Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise
Luxor to Aswan & Aswan To LuxorThe Mövenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise sends you on a trip connecting both land and water. Experience a fascinating way to travel and relax at the same time, Flagship luxury Nile cruiser.
Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise, Luxor to Aswan in 5 days & Aswan To Luxor in 4 days
Duration: 4&5 days
luxury Cruise
Travel Type: Family Friendly
Budget: From $420
Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise
Movenpick Royal Lily Nile Cruise sails every Friday 03 nights from Aswan & every Monday 04 nights from Luxor. The Mövenpick MS Royal Lily sends you on a trip connecting both land and water. Enjoy luxurious on-board travel while exploring the mysteries of 7,000 years of Egyptian civilization. The Nile is one of the world’s most famous and beautiful rivers. Experience a fascinating way to travel and relax at the same time.
Nile Cruise Accommodation
Discover the magic of Upper Egypt by enjoying unrivaled Swiss hospitality specifically designed for year-round cruising Movenpick MS Royal Lily,
-Offers spacious accommodation with every modern comfort and extensive public areas which in combination are perfect for relaxation and the tranquil beauty landscapes between Luxor and Aswan.
Movenpick Royal Lily features
The Movenpick MS Royal Lily is comprised of 56 spacious guests and four magnificent Royal Suites with a lounge separate bedroom with an en-suite shower room.
– All accommodation enjoys the latest amenities individually controlled air-conditioning, internal telephone, TV, mini-bar, hairdryer, and tinted panoramic windows for the suites a Jacuzzi is available in the rooms
Dining
The expansive restaurant located under the Main Deck offers guests three gourmet meals each day that satisfies your every desire by offering an extensive mix of different cuisines. Mouth-watering buffets feature authentic Egyptian cuisine and there is a tempting selection of international and vegetarian dishes accompanied by a selection of local and imported wines, spirits, and liqueurs. The Salon Deck with panoramic windows offers a relaxing lounge serving afternoon tea and a semi-circular bar.
Nile Cruise Facilities & Activities
Offering a wide range of activities to make your stay ever so enticing with our plunge pool, heated whirlpool, gymnasium, Internet cafe, bridge tables for those card enthusiasts, and for rejuvenation a sauna and massage rooms are available.
Aswan to Luxor Nile Cruise Itinerary
Welcome to Nile Cruise – Visit Aswan
Day 1
-Meet at Aswan hotel or Aswan airport to start your amazing Nile Cruise trip.
-Meet your licensed Egyptologist tour guide who will be your guide for the entire trip.
-Start Aswan trip with visit Aswan sightseeing including the Temple of Philae, Isis island.
-Tour to High Dam passing by the old Dam of Aswan & Nasser Lake.
-Transfer for embarkation on board of Nile Cruise.
-Lunch onboard the cruise in Aswan.
-Dinner, entertainment & overnight on board in Aswan
Nile Cruise Tours
Day 2
-Breakfast on Cruise board.
-(free day for visit Abu Simbel temple – optional tour).
-At midday sail towards Kom Ombo.
-Lunch onboard the cruise with sailing to Kom Ombo.
-Arrive Kom-Ombo, visit the temple of Kom-Ombo (dedicated for Gods Sobek and Haroeris).
-Back to Nile Cruise.
-Sail to Edfu, enjoy the beautiful scene for the Nile valley.
-Arrive Edfu, dinner. Entertainment & overnight on board of the cruise in Edfu
Edfu Temple Tour
Day 3
-Breakfast on board of the Nile cruise.
-Ride the horse carriage to see the local city of Edfu.
–Visit the Temple of Edfu (dedicated to the God Horus-falcon-headed god).
-Back to Nile cruise by horse carriage.
-Sail to Esna lock, have your lunch meal on board with the sailing towards Luxor.
-Cross Esna lock is the best part of your Egypt travel.
-Upon arrival Luxor, Depart to start Luxor trip.
-Visit the east bank of Luxor including (the complex of Karnak temples).
-Free time in Luxor to explore the city and souq.
-Dinner, entertainment & overnight on board Nile cruise.
Luxor Day Tour
Day 4
-Breakfast on board and disembarkation from Nile cruise.
-Depart to finish the Luxor trip with the visits of the west bank of Luxor.
-Visit the valley of kings with visit three royal tombs for the ancient Pharaohs of Egypt.
-Visit tour to queen Hatshepsut funerary temple at Deir el-Bahari and the two colossi of Memnon).
-At appropriate time transfer to Luxor airport to fly to home or hotel in Luxor with sweet
Aswan to Luxor Nile Cruise price
Notice: These prices are for Cruises from May to September, 10 % Supplement will be added for the period from Oct to April. These prices are not valid in New YEAR and Christmas times.
Aswan to Luxor
Per person in triple- 3 Nights cruise Accommodation Full Board
- All the above Itinerary
- Egyptologist Guide
- All Entrance fees and Transportation
- Gratuities not Included
- Also personal expenses
Aswan to Luxor
Per person in Double- 3 Nights cruise Accommodation Full Board
- All the above Itinerary
- Egyptologist Guide
- All Entrance fees and Transportation
- Gratuities not Included
- Also personal expenses
Aswan to Luxor
Per solo traveller- 3 Nights cruise Accommodation Full Board
- All the above Itinerary
- Egyptologist Guide
- All Entrance fees and Transportation
- Gratuities not Included
- Also personal expenses
Luxor to Aswan Nile Cruise Itinerary
Day 1
Luxor- Nile Cruise
The massive pair of statues known as the Colossi of Memnon are the first monuments you’ll see during our morning visit to the West Bank – home to the legendary Valley of the Kings. You’ll also see the colonnaded Temple of Queen Hatshepsut. Return to Luxor for check-in on board our Nile 5 star cruiser. Lunch at leisure and time to relax until our early evening optional Luxor city tour.
Day 2
Karnak and Luxor Temples
Luxor – Nile cruising. Take flight over Luxor with an optional hot air balloon ride early this morning before we tour the ancient city of Thebes (the East Bank), taking in the magnificent Temple of Karnak. More than a temple, Karnak is a gigantic and stunning complex of sanctuaries and pylons dedicated to the Theban gods. Then visit the authentic Luxor Temple. Anchors away this afternoon as we set sail downstream to Esna and the Temple of Horus at Edfu.
Day 3EDFU AND KOM OMBO TEMPLES
Enjoy breakfast on board, followed by a visit to the Temple of Edfu.Lunch will be served on board while cruising to Kom Ombo. After lunch, visit the temple of Kom Ombo – dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek. The temple stands at a bend in the Nile where, in ancient times, sacred crocodiles basked in the sun on the riverbank.Return to your Nile Cruise boat where afternoon tea will be served in the lounge. You will also have the chance to take part in an Egyptian cooking demonstration while the boat is sailing to Aswan.Tonight’s entertainment will be an “Egyptian Night” costume party for all guests, with a chance to dress up in traditional Egyptian “galabeya”. Dinner will be a lavish buffet of Egyptian specialties.
Day 4
Aswan Tours
Start Aswan trip with visit Aswan sightseeing including the Temple of Philae, Isis island.
-Tour to High Dam passing by the old Dam of Aswan & Nasser Lake.
-Transfer for embarkation on board of Nile Cruise.
-Lunch onboard the cruise in Aswan.
-At afternoon sail with Felucca in Nile valley around the islands of Aswan.
-Back to cruise, then dinner, entertainment & overnight on board in Aswan
Day 5
Abu Simbel Temples
Aswan – Abu Simbel. Consider the optional early morning (coach or flight) excursion to the Temple of Ramses II at Abu Simbel or time to relax.
Luxor to Aswan Nile Cruise price
Notice: These prices are for Cruises from May to September, 10 % Supplement will be added for the period from Oct to April. These prices are not valid in New YEAR and Christmas times.
Luxor to Aswan
Per person in triple- 4 Nights cruise Accommodation Full Board
- All the above Itinerary
- Egyptologist Guide
- All Entrance fees and Transportation
- Gratuities not Included
- Also personal expenses
Luxor to Aswan
Per person in Double- 4 Nights cruise Accommodation Full Board
- All the above Itinerary
- Egyptologist Guide
- All Entrance fees and Transportation
- Gratuities not Included
- Also personal expenses
Luxor to Aswan
Per solo traveller- 4 Nights cruise Accommodation Full Board
- All the above Itinerary
- Egyptologist Guide
- All Entrance fees and Transportation
- Gratuities not Included
- Also personal expenses
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