Best Egypt Cruise

The experience of the Cruises tour package is the best for those who want to travel to the “land of the Pharaohs “. EgyptaTours offers specially designed expeditions to provide a spectacular image of all monuments in Upper Egypt including Luxor and Aswan. The show has the highest levels of efficiency and convenience, and is organized by tour professionals and tour consultants.

You can now book your own package for the Best  Egypt cruise . Enjoy traveling at any time that suits you. With the assurance that we have the best booking procedures, safety guidelines and fair cancellation policies to ensure your comfort and safety. 

Recommended Best Egypt cruise Packages By Our Experts

• 3 Nights Best Egypt Cruise from Aswan to Luxor

• 4 Nights Best Egypt  Cruise from Luxor to Aswan

We at EgyptaTours guarantee you a luxurious and affordable Nile travel experience. As all our Best Egypt cruises are characterized by luxury and luxury on board 5-star ships. We make every customer happy and strive to make your visit to Egypt an unforgettable experience. So book your  Best Egypt cruise now with one of the best travel agencies in Egypt.

 We offer you a number of great Best Egypt cruise that cater to all travelers’ needs during the 2023/2024 travel season. Our most popular and best rated Best Egypt cruise include:

4 Days / 3 Nights Best Egypt cruise from Aswan to Luxor that sails across the historical monuments in Luxor and Aswan like, Philae Temple, Hatshepsut Temple, Valley of the Kings, Kom Ombo Temple ,Karnak Temple Complex, and more with the price tag starting from 320$

5 Days / 4 Nights Best Egypt Cruise from Luxor to Aswan is an fantastic way to fully explore the wonder of Upper Egypt like Hatshepsut Temple, Karnak Temple Complex, Valley of the Kings, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo Temple, Philae Temple, and more starting with 445$.

You can now enjoy an amazing Best Egypt cruise that lasts 5 days and 4 nights .starting from the cities of Luxor and Abu Simbel.

During this trip, you will discover the attractiveness and grandeur of the Pharaonic civilization in the regions of Luxor and Aswan, where you will visit wonderful sites such as Hatshepsut Temple, Luxor Temple, Valley of the Kings, Karnak Temple Complex, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo and Abu Simbel Temples.  And you won’t need to worry about costs, as prices start at just $350.

All three Best Egypt cruise between Luxor and Aswan cater to all your needs, so there is no wrong decision. You will have a unique experience during your trip on the Nile River, where you will learn about the landmarks of ancient Egypt in Luxor and Aswan.

And you will visit historical sites such as the Karnak Temple and the magnificent Temple of Hatshepsut. As well as the Valley of the Kings, which includes more than 60 tombs from the Mamluk era, including the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun.

You will also see the famous Colossus of Memnon in Luxor and the Philae Temple, which is considered( the home of the goddess of motherhood and love, Isis) in addition to the Abu Simbel Temple, which witnesses an annual celebration on February 22 and October on the occasion of the brilliance of the faces of the four seated statues of Ramesses II and Ptah, (the god of craftsmen), Ra “Sun God”, and Amen “The Creator God”,)

The High Dam

(The provider of water and electricity in the early 70s) and the Unfinished Obelisk of Hatshepsut. All of our Best Egypt Cruise tours will be accompanied by an expert tour guide to learn about the ancient history, and immortal nature of Egypt, so book with us now!

Kom Ombo Temple

The Temple of Kom Ombo, which means the hill of gold, and perhaps the reason for naming it by this name is due to the presence of gold mines near the city or to the affluence of living in this city at that time because of the occupation of its people in the profession of training elephants, for which a port was established dedicated to importing them from India for use in wars during the days of the Ptolemies.

Kom Ombo is on the eastern bank of the Nile between the cities of Edfu and Aswan, 45 km north of Aswan and 137 km south of Luxor, at the beginning of the road leading to gold mines in the eastern desert.  Kom Ombo.

Philae Temple 

Aswan is famous for an ancient temple located on an island in the middle of the Nile River. It was able to combine antiquity, heritage, history and legendary love stories, in addition to its distinguished location in the town of brown faces with white hearts and owners of authentic Nubian beauties. It is the Philae Temple.

Hatshepsut Temple

The Temple of Hatshepsut in the city of Luxor is one of the most tourist attractions in Egypt, especially the western mainland region of the tourist governorate, which contains two-thirds of the world’s monuments.

In the West Bank of the Nile, and between the arms of the Qurna Mountains in the city of Thebes, “the capital of ancient Egypt,” “Luxor now,” Queen Hatshepsut erected her temple, which is one of the most famous queens that ruled Egypt, and Egyptologists consider her one of the most successful queens of the ancient Egyptians.

The Temple of Hatshepsut “Deir el-Bahari” on the western mainland of Luxor is considered one of the most beautiful Egyptian temples if compared to the ancient Pharaonic temples, as it is characterized by a unique and distinct architectural design, which was built entirely of limestone, the first thing you see there is the shape of giant rocks, and among them appears that wonderful monument,

In an exceptional and unparalleled scene, most of the temple was painstakingly rebuilt, to consist of three consecutive floors on open balconies, and in front of the columns of the second floor there are also limestone statues of Queen Hatshepsut in the form of the god Osiris, “the god of the dead among the ancient Egyptians.”

 In a consistent form, these statues used to appear colored in the past, but none of those colors remain now, as they have disappeared due to environmental factors over time, but the artifacts of the statues are in completely good condition.

The Valley of the Kings

The Valley of the Kings is the most famous and largest historical cemetery in the world, where the ancient Egyptians buried their kings during 500 years in that area.  The Valley of the Kings was known in the past as “the great royal funerary city for millions of years of the life, strength, and health of the Pharaoh in western Thebes,” and its name was hieroglyphic (Ta Sikht Maat), meaning the Great Valley.

The Valley of the Kings is one of the most important archaeological and tourism attractions in Luxor, which includes more than 60 tombs for a group of pharaohs in Egyptian history.

 You can enjoy a lot by watching the distinctive paintings and drawings that decorate the walls of the tombs there, and there are pharaonic texts on the walls that decorate the walls.

The Karnak Temple

The Karnak Temple is one of the largest temples in ancient Egypt, and the largest in the world, and the Karnak Temples complex is characterized by its large number of sacred architectural facilities, which were added by the rulers of Egypt, the Pharaohs and others from the era of the Middle Egyptian state and to the Ptolemaic era over two thousand years, and this is what makes Karnak a historical document Great contain ancient Egyptian inscriptions and texts on the walls.

The Abu Simbel Temple

The Abu Simbel Temple is an archaeological site in southern Egypt, which includes two rock temples built by Ramesses II and Nefertari in the thirteenth century BC.

The Great Temple is famous for the huge statues of Ramses and the accuracy of its construction, which allows the entry of sunlight on two days of the year. The Small Temple is a rare example of honoring Queen Nefertari  With statues the same size as her husband’s statues, it is one of the best tourist places in Aswan.

 The temple was covered with sand for many centuries until it was discovered and moved in the twentieth century, and the Abu Simbel temple falls under the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, and there you can see the temple and wander inside it and learn about its history and legend

Edfu Temple

Edfu Temple, the jewel of the south, the last point of ancient Egypt on the border in terms of Nubia, the country of gold and beauty was Edfu, in the past it bore the name Edbu, and in the ancient Egyptian religion it was called Hadad.  

Edfu Temple, or the Temple of the God Horus, you can call it the jewel of ancient Egypt’s temples, and it was discovered in 1860 after the birth of Christ, while the temple was built during the reign of King Ptolemy III, in 237 BC, and it was not easy to build. It took 180 years of construction. Effort and work, and the construction of the temple continued for nearly two centuries due to the presence of strife and wars during that period.

Best Egypt Cruise Tips

• Never worry about which season you should come to visit Egypt since the weather is ideal all through the year
• Bring your camera with you to keep every wonderful moment you spend either on the cruise ship or during the tours
• Don’t forget to bring both light summer clothes just like shorts & shirts and heavy clothes like a jacket or a sweater
• You will need to get your Sun-block, your hat, & sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun rays while touring the historical sites
•  Remember to enjoy the super-high deluxe facilities and services located onboard the Best Egypt cruise like Spa, Sauna, Gym, Sun deck, and more.

Best Egypt Cruise Highlights

• Unleash your mind and spirit across the marvelous Nile views on the banks of the Nile River.
• The Nile River will lead you to witness the Immortal Pharaonic civilization in Upper Egypt.
• You will enjoy visiting the precious tombs and treasures of the ancient Egyptian kings and queens.
• The Best Egypt cruise experience will give you the opportunity to discover all the fabulous landmarks of the Nile banks.
• Heading down far south in Aswan, you will have the chance to discover how wonderful this Nubian city really is.

Best Egypt Cruise FAQs

What are the best months for an Egypt cruise?

The best time to cruise is from October to April. The weather is cooler, making sightseeing more comfortable.

How long does a typical Nile cruise last?

Most cruises last between 3 to 7 days. Itineraries vary, often covering key sites between Luxor and Aswan.

What should I pack for an Egypt cruise?

Pack lightweight clothing, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses. Don’t forget comfortable shoes for exploring historical sites.

Are Egypt cruises suitable for families?

Yes, many cruise lines offer family-friendly activities and accommodations. Check specific offerings tailored for kids.

Do I need a visa for an Egypt cruise?

Most travelers need a visa to enter Egypt. You can get one upon arrival at the airport or apply online beforehand.

Will guides be available during excursions?

Yes, most cruises include guided tours with knowledgeable Egyptologists who provide insights into historical sites.

Are there options for luxury Best Egypt cruise?

Several operators offer luxury cruises with upscale amenities, gourmet dining, and personalized service, providing a premium experience.

How safe is a cruise on the Nile?

Cruising on the Nile is generally safe. Cruise operators take significant precautions and have security measures in place.

What historical sites will I see on a typical cruise?

Expect to visit the temples of Karnak and Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, and the temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo.

Are meals included on best Egypt cruises?

Most cruises include meals, typically offering a mix of local and international cuisine. Check with your cruise line for specifics.

Can I customize my Best Egypt cruise itinerary?

Some operators offer customizable itineraries, allowing you to choose excursions and activities that suit your interests.

What’s the best way to book an Egypt cruise?

Booking through a reputable travel agency or directly with cruise operators online ensures a smooth process and reliable information.