Morning sailing quietly to Edfu, enjoy breakfast at your leisure, and then ride in a horse-drawn carriage to see the Edfu Temple, one of the biggest and best-preserved Egyptian landmarks.

Horus the falcon god is shown in two stunning granite statues that flank the entrance.

Then, if possible, we will set sail for "El Fouza island," where dinner will be given to you alongside the Nile.

Breakfast at your leisure, cruise to the Greco-Roman temple of Kom Ombo, and visit.

Sailing toward Aswan,

Pay attention to the sounds of the River's many bird species as well as the sounds of the water buffalo wading through the shallow water next to the banks of the Nile.

Overnight close to Aswan city's entrance

Breakfast served on board. Then, Visit Philae Temple, The High Dam, and enjoy a stroll around Aswan Bazzar to begin your tour of Aswan.

Enjoy an evening of fun while dining on Egyptian cuisine while listening to Arabic music.

At this mysterious place in Aswan, dress in your custom Gallabeyah.

Breakfast on the ship. Optional trip to Abu Simbel may be possible.

While you are sailing to Esna, lunch will be served on board. We continue sailing to Kom Ombo.

Pay attention to the sounds of the River's many bird species as well as the sounds of the water buffalo wading through the shallow water next to the banks of the Nile.

Enjoy breakfast as you please.

A second trip to the Greco-Roman Temple at Kom Ombo is conceivable.

The entire temple complex is symmetrical, with two entrances, two halls, and two sanctuaries honoring the crocodile god Sobek and the falcon god Haroeris (Horus the Elder).

Another of our less frequented places, the temple of Gabal el-Silsila, is where we started our leisurely tour.

As we moor by the Speos of Hormheb, you'll be astounded.

Dinner will ideally be served on the upper deck or in the illuminated temple's grounds as you take in the serene ambiance and mood-appropriate music.

Enjoy your breakfast at your leisure. As an optional tour, you can return to Edfu Temple, one of Egypt's largest and best-preserved structures, by horse carriage.

Horus the falcon god is shown in two stunning granite statues that flank the entrance.

After seeing the temple, either take a ride or stroll through the market, which is a sizable marketplace where you may haggle over trinkets, spices, and fragrances.

Then, depending on the weather, we will set sail for an island where we will disembark and have supper either on the sun deck or at the brink of the Nile.

Getting ready for our fun Egyptian evening with Egyptian food, Arabesque music

Put on your custom belly dance or Gallabeyah attire.

We sail leisurely to Esna, where we spend the night.

We said goodbye to the captain and the crew after breakfast.

You'll be able to leave for Luxor after your stuff has been collected.