Duration
1 Day Trip
Tour Type
Private
Transportation
Bus
Lazuli The East Dahabiya A Luxurious Nile Cruise Experience Embark on a magical journey along the Nile with Lazuli The East Dahabiya, one of Egypt’s finest Dahabiya Nile cruises. This elegant sailboat is a modern tribute to the Pharaohs’ sacred barques, designed to reflect the grandeur of ancient Egypt while offering contemporary luxury. Glide smoothly on the Nile aboard Lazuli The East Dahabiya, where simplicity, comfort, and sophistication come together for an unforgettable voyage.
Discover Hidden Treasures & Authentic Egypt
Lazuli The East Dahabiya allows travelers to explore lesser-known archaeological sites along the Nile and engage with local communities, offering a deeper connection to Egypt’s rich heritage. The beautifully designed cabins blend style and comfort, each featuring private bathrooms for a relaxing stay.
Unwind in Timeless Luxury on Lazuli The East
Between excursions, guests can relax on the spacious upper deck, taking in breathtaking views of the Nile’s ever-changing landscapes. Enjoy gourmet meals prepared by the onboard chef, accompanied by soothing music and the tranquil sounds of the river. As night falls, experience enchanting candlelit dinners under the stars or on a serene palm-fringed island.
Why You’ll Love This Cruise
What sets Lazuli The East Dahabiya apart is its intimate, personalized service. With expert Egyptologists guiding you and a dedicated yet discreet crew, every moment feels special. The cruise is exclusively privatized for couples, families, or friends, ensuring a tailor-made experience that reveals Egypt’s true essence.
Amenities on Lazuli The East
All Dahabiyas are equipped with solar energy, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and softened water. Facilities include:
- 4 standard cabins (2 twin, 2 double) + 2 suites with shared balconies
- Private bathrooms with showers & hair dryers
- Upper deck dining area with misting fans
- Lounge with library & internet access
- Laundry services & motorboat assistance
What’s Included Dahabiya
Your includes Dahabiya:
- Meet and assist service upon arrival & departure
- Assistance of our personnel during your stay and excursions
- All transfers by a modern air-conditioned deluxe vehicle
- Accommodation on board 5-star cruise on full board basis
- All Nile Cruise excursions as mentioned in the itinerary sharing
- Nile cruise group
- Entrance fees to all sights between Luxor and Aswan
- English-speaking tour guide during your excursions
- All service charges and taxes
What’s Not Included Lazuli The East Dahabiya
- International airline ticket.
- All beverages.
- Any personal extras.
- All tips.
- Any item or service not mentioned.
Pricing & Policies
Prices are in USD per person (excluding Christmas, New Year & Easter). Children 0-4.99 travel free, while ages 5-11.99 pay 80% of the tour price.
Lazuli The East Dahabiya offers more than a cruise—it’s a journey into Egypt’s heart, blending adventure, relaxation, and luxury in perfect harmony. Book now for an experience you’ll cherish forever!
Tour Plan
Pick up from a hotel or airport in Aswan, visit of Philae temple, center for the cult of the goddess Isis.
This temple was moved by the UNESCO between 1972 & 1980 to save it from the Nile water. The romantic and majestic aura surrounding the Isis temple complex on the island of Philae has been luring pilgrims for thousands of years. The ruins were one of Egypt’s legendary tourist attractions.
Transfer to the Dahabieh.
First lunch on board while cruising to Herdiab.
Dinner & overnight on board.
Breakfast on board while cruising to Kom Ombo to visit the Temple dedicated to both Sobek the crocodile god and Haroeris the hawk.
Kom Ombo temple, is standing on a promontory at a bend in the Nile, where in ancient times sacred crocodiles basked in the sun on the river bank, the temple of Kom Ombo is more precisely the dual temple of Sobek (local crocodile god) and Haroeris. The sandstone temple dates from Ptolemaic times.
Lunch while cruising to Djebel Silsila on the west bank of the river is the Speos of Horemheb, a rock-hen chapel dedicated to pharaoh Horemheb (1323-1295BC) and seven deities, including the local god Sobek.
Visit the temple of the Horemheb era and the ancient quarry where the temple stones were extracted.
Breakfast while cruising to Bassaw, the old village of fishers on the Nile.
Stop in the small village of Bassaw, deserted by tourism. These places allow a direct contact devoid of all mercantile considerations. (Possibility to try the authentic way, that the ancient Egyptians used for fishing).
After lunch, visit Edfu temple, dedicated to the falcon god Horus. The temple of Horus at Edfu’s the most completely preserved Egyptian temple. One of the last great Egyptian attempts at monument building on a grand scale, the temple dominates the west-bank town, although Edfu’s more modest structures crowd in on its enclosure wall. Modern Edfu, a center for sugar and pottery is a very friendly place.
Breakfast while cruising to Esna.
Departure by car to Luxor.
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