Experience the magic of Upper Egypt with our Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days Egypt, a unique journey through one of the world’s most breathtaking and least-crowded cruise routes. Sailing between Aswan and Abu Simbel, this luxury cruise allows you to explore ancient Nubian temples, stunning desert landscapes, and UNESCO World Heritage sites in complete comfort.
Our Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days Egypt is ideal for travelers seeking culture, history, and relaxation away from mass tourism.
Why Choose a Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days Egypt?
A Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days Egypt offers an exclusive experience that cannot be found on traditional Nile cruises. Enjoy peaceful sailing, panoramic lake views, and guided visits to legendary sites such as Abu Simbel, Amada Temple, Wadi El Seboua, and Kalabsha Temple.
This journey combines ancient history with modern luxury, making it perfect for couples, seniors, and cultural explorers.
Overview
Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days
Enjoy a Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days from Luxor to Aswan, sailing through one of Egypt’s most exclusive regions while exploring Abu Simbel and ancient Nubian temples in luxury and comfort
Highlights
- Departure from Luxor to Luxor
- Iconic sites and Lake Nasser cruise
- Charming hotels and 5* on board boat
- Full board only on the boat
Itinerary
Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days Egypt Itinerary Highlights
During your Lake Nasser Cruise 8 Days Egypt, you will visit Abu Simbel at sunrise, explore the temples of Amada and Derr, sail through untouched Nubian scenery, and enjoy full-board accommodation onboard a 5-star cruise ship.
Each day is carefully planned to balance sightseeing, relaxation, and authentic cultural discovery.
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Meet and assist at Luxor Airport. Transfer and check-in at your hotel.
Overnight at hotel in Luxor.
Breakfast at the hotel, then departure towards the left bank of the Nile to visit the must-see sites of the Necropolis of Thebes:
The Valley of the Kings : Nestled in the limestone Theban Mountains, it was the burial place of the pharaohs of the New Kingdom. This majestic cemetery houses more than 60 tombs, many of which still preserve magnificent painted frescoes. Your guide will select the most remarkable ones for you.
The Temple of Medinet Habu : This vast funerary complex of Ramses III, with its impressive facades, massive columns and admirably preserved frescoes, retraces the military exploits of the pharaoh, notably against the Libyan invaders and the Sea Peoples.
The Colossi of Memnon : These two monumental statues, each 18 meters high and weighing 700 tons, represent Pharaoh Amenhotep III, flanked by his mother and wife. They appear to watch over the entrance to the necropolis.
Lunch at a local restaurant.
The Temple of Karnak : Considered the largest religious complex of antiquity, Karnak was enriched for more than 2,000 years, from the Middle Kingdom to the Ptolemaic period. The site, still being excavated by French archaeologists, impresses with its colossal proportions and the richness of its architecture.
In the late afternoon, depart by road for Aswan (approximately a 4-hour journey).
Arrive in Aswan and check into your hotel.
Overnight at the hotel in Aswan.
Breakfast, then visit of the site of:
Philae : This sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Isis was moved to a nearby island following the rising waters caused by the construction of the High Dam. It houses the main temple of Isis, the chapel of Hathor, and Trajan's kiosk, the site's emblem.
Transfer to the port on Lake Nasser.
Board your boat around noon.
Welcome cocktail and check-in to your cabins.
Lunch on board.
Free afternoon and time to relax on the upper deck with tea and coffee.
Dinner and overnight on board.
After breakfast, visits:
Kalabsha Temple : Built in Roman times on older foundations, it is dedicated to the Nubian god Mandulis. The classical Greco-Roman architecture, its reliefs, and the panoramic view of the lake make it a remarkable site.
from the temple of Beit el-Wali : Carved into the rock, built under Ramses II, it presents colorful scenes of battles and offerings.
from the Kertassi Kiosk : Small, finely sculpted monument, located nearby.
Return on board and begin the cruise to Wadi el Seboua (approximately 120 km).
Lunch on board.
Relaxing afternoon. Tea and coffee served at the end of the day.
Docking at Wadi el Seboua.
Dinner and overnight on board.
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Breakfast, then visit:
Wadi el Seboua Temple ( "Valley of the Lions"): Built by Ramses II, it is famous for its avenue of sphinxes. Inside, you will discover superb frescoes and colossal statues.
Walk of approximately 1.5 km to discover:
The Temple of Dakka : Begun by the Meroitic king Arkamani and completed during the Roman era, it is dedicated to Thoth. It includes two sanctuaries and numerous reliefs.
The Temple of Maharraqa : Small Greco-Roman temple dedicated to Isis and Serapis, unfinished but interesting for its plan and style.
Return on board and sail to Amada (approximately 60 km).
Lunch on board and a relaxing afternoon.
In the late afternoon, visits:
of the Temple of Amada : The oldest temple in Nubia, dating from the 18th Dynasty. Moved to escape the rising waters, it preserves magnificent frescoes.
of the Temple of Derr : Carved into the rock in honor of the deified Ramses II. It features sculpted pillars, frescoes, and symbolic friezes.
from the tomb of Pennut : Burial cave of a local governor of Ramesses IV, with statues and painted ritual scenes.
Return on board. Dinner and overnight stay on board.
Breakfast and sailing south (approx. 60 km).
Kasr Ibrim Discovery : The only site on Lake Nasser still in its original location. It is only visible from the boat, but offers a fascinating glimpse of ancient fortifications.
Lunch on board.
Continue sailing to Abu Simbel.
Arrival and walking tour of the majestic site:
Abu Simbel Temples : Two monumental sanctuaries, one dedicated to Ramses II, the other to his wife Nefertari. Carved from the rock, they embody the grandeur of pharaonic art.
Return on board.
Optional: sound and light show on site.
Dinner and overnight stay on board.
Breakfast on board. End of cruise.
Drive to Aswan (approximately 3 hours).
Lunch break.
Felucca ride around Elephantine Island : A natural border between Egypt and Nubia, it has been fortified and inhabited since ancient times. You will sail past the Temple of Khnum and discover an impressive Nilometer , as well as the Aswan Botanical Garden .
At the end of the day, drive to Luxor (approximately 4 hours).
Check-in at the hotel and overnight in Luxor.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer to Luxor Airport for your return flight.
Cost
The Cost Includes
- All transfers and travel in private vehicles.
- Entrance fees to the sites mentioned in the program.
- A private Egyptologist guide to ensure the logistics and visits mentioned in this itinerary.
- Accommodation:
- - Luxor: 2 nights in a charming hotel with breakfast
- - Cruise on Lake Nasser: 4 nights / 5 days on a 5* luxury boat with full board.
- - Aswan: 1 night in a charming hotel with breakfast.
- All service charges.
The Cost Excludes
- International airline tickets
- Visa fees
- Any supplement not mentioned in the program.
- Tips.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
✅ Answer: Yes — ideal for adults and older children; kids under 12 may need supervision.
✅ Answer: Limited due to dock steps; contact us to assist.
✅ Answer: Comfortable clothes, sun protection, walking shoes.
✅ Answer: Limited; this is a digital-detox experience.
✅ Answer: Yes — vegetarians and special diets on request.
