Trip Itinerary
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Day 1 - Friday:
When you get to the Abu Simbel area, you'll have lunch before shared Egyptologist guide takes you to see the two temples of Abu Simbel, both of which face Nasser Lake. The first of which is devoted to Ramses II and the other to Queen Nefertari. There’s also a possibility to visit the sound and light in the evening before spending your first night on the boat.
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Day 2 - Saturday:
The boat will leave for Qasr Ibrim early in the morning while you take in the magnificent dawn on Lake Nasser. Qasr Ibrim was once a significant economic, political, and religious centre. It has a long history of occupation for a very long time, from the eighth century BC to AD 1813. The boat will next make its way to Amada, where you may visit the Pennut Tomb, Temple of Derr, and Amada Temple. Following that tour, the boat will head to Wadi Al Seboua, and during that you will watch a live Nubian Show that will introduce you to their culture.
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Day 3 - Sunday:
The journey to Wadi El Seboua will begin early in the morning. Two "New Kingdom" temples are located there, along with the Temple of Dakka, the Temple of Maharraqa, and a trip to the well-known "Valley of the Lions," which is a sphinx-lined avenue leading to the oldest of the two "New Kingdom" structures. After that, the boat will make its way to Aswan, where you will spend the night on board.
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Day 4 - Monday:
In the morning, Egyptologist guide will take you to visit Kalabsha Temples which was primarily dedicated to the Nubian god Mandulis.
And here the journey comes to an end, then transfer to the airport for your flight.