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4 Days Abu Simbel Nile River Cruise Package is a majestic voyage between the rare and exotic wonders of southern Egypt. Marvelous Egypt Travel is the best travel agency in Egypt which will offer all our clients the best services which include the best Egyptologist tour guide, the most magical Nile Cruise, and a private A/C Vehicle so everyone can live a magical adventure filled with grace and wonder.
All our guests will live a magical adventure on board a luxury Nile cruise and sail through the heart of Egypt to enjoy an amazing 3 nights Aswan Abu Simbel Nile River cruise to visit the majestic Abu Simbel temple, Amada, Wadi EL Seboua, and Kalabsha Temple. Book this marvelous Nile Cruise tour and make every moment in southern Egypt worthy of remembering.
Check-In.
Lunch on board.
Visit Abu Simbel Temple: The grand temples of Abu Simbel are living miracles that were created by King Ramesses II (the Great) around 1264 BC to honor the four seated gods of Amun‑Ra, Ra‑Horakhty, Ptah, and himself who are celebrated on the 22nd of February and 22nd of October during the sun festival. The temple of Ramesses II’s Great Queen Wife Nefertari which is just 100 km away dedicated to the goddess of love and beauty Hathor.
Tea Time.
Optional Visit to Sound and Light Show.
Dinner On Board.
Lunch, Dinner.
Onboard the Cruise.
Sail to Kasr Ibrim.
Enjoy the Breakfast.
Overview Kasr Ibrim (15 Minutes for photos only from Sundeck).
Visit Amada (Amada + Derr + Tomb of Pennut): The informative Amada temple is a highly important archaeological site found just 180 km away in the south of the High Dam. It was constructed by Thutmose III (1479 - 1425 BC) to pay honor to Re-Horakhty and Amun. It is the oldest temple ever created which is filled with a number of great works of historical art.
Sail to Wadi El Seboua.
Cocktail Party (Head Departments Presentation).
Nubian Show (by the Staff).
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
At Wadi El Seboua.
Breakfast Meal.
Visit Wadi El Seboua Temples: The Golden Valley of the kings is known by this name due to the avenue of sphinxes found at the front of the temple which is located southern Part of Aswan by 50 km. Wadi El Seboua was created by Amenhotep III (1391-1353 BC) and enlarged by Ramsess II (1279-1213 BC) which is dedicated to the gods of Amun and Ra-Horakhty.
Sail To Aswan.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
In Aswan.
Enjoy Breakfast Meal.
Check Out from the Cruise.
Visit Kalabsha Temple: The illuminating Kalabsha temple is a rare archaeological site found just 30 miles away from south of the Aswan high dam which was constructed in 30 BC during the Roman age by an order from Augustus that was dedicated to the lower Nubian sun god Mandulis. The Temple features some of the finest examples of Egyptian and Roman artwork.
Breakfast.
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