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Luxury Journey
Nile Cruise Luxor to Aswan
Sail the legendary Nile between Luxor and Aswan, each mooring opening onto a temple.
Nile cruiser · feluccas and palms at duskThe Experience
An experience
worth remembering.
There is no more graceful way to travel through ancient Egypt than by water. A Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan turns the journey itself into the destination, sailing the world's most storied river as temples, palm groves and timeless villages drift past your deck.
Ashore, you'll explore Karnak and Luxor, the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut's temple, then Edfu and Kom Ombo, before reaching Aswan and the island temple of Philae. On board, you'll find fine dining, evening entertainment and the unhurried warmth of Egyptian hospitality.
- Nile cruise accommodation
- Full board dining
- Guided temple visits en route
- Professional Egyptologist
- On-board entertainment
What you'll experience
The shape of
your day.
Every moment is composed and quietly looked after, from the first pickup to the last golden hour.
- 01
Sail the Nile
Luxor to Aswan aboard a comfortable river cruiser.
- 02
Temples en route
Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Philae.
- 03
Full board & dining
Meals, entertainment and warm service throughout the voyage.
- 04
Curated & private
Privately arranged itineraries for a calm, exclusive pace.
Ideal for
Made for the way
you travel.
- Couples & honeymooners
- Culture lovers
- Slow-travel seekers
Good to know
Everything, handled.
Nothing to arrange.
Logistics
- Pickup
- Embarkation in Luxor or Aswan, by arrangement.
- Transfer
- Transfers arranged to suit your itinerary.
- Schedule
- Scheduled multi-day departures. Itinerary on request.
What to bring
- Smart-casual evening wear
- Sun protection
- Comfortable shoes for temples
- Camera
Not included
- Drinks & personal expenses
- Flights / transfers to Luxor or Aswan
- Optional excursions
- Tips
Before you book
Questions,
answered.
How many days is the cruise?
Itineraries are typically multi-day between Luxor and Aswan. We will tailor the length and departure to you.
Which temples are visited?
Karnak and Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, plus Edfu, Kom Ombo and the island temple of Philae near Aswan.
Are meals included?
Yes. Full board is included on the cruise, with on-board dining and evening entertainment.
Plan this experience
Tailored to you,
booked in private.
Pricing is shaped around your group size, transfers and the season you travel. Send a message and a Solara concierge confirms availability and a tailored quote, usually within the hour.
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