Day 1: Monday Arrival in Luxor and embarkation
Arrival at Luxor Airport, Meet and greeted by our representative who will assist groups through immigration and customs formalities. Transfer to Esna, arriving at Esna & Board the boat and spend the night at a quiet riverside site.

Day 2: Tuesday
This morning you will sail to Edfu to visit the wonderfully preserved Temple of Edfu (Lies in Edfu town, 123 km north of Aswan on the west bank of the Nile. It dates to the Ptolemaic period. It was dedicated to the worship of god Hours represented as a falcon. It is one of the most beautiful Egyptian temples, distinguished by its huge splendid structure that blends Pharaonic and Greek architecture. Its grandeur competes with Luxor temples. It is the second largest temple after Karnak. It also houses the Nilometer and a huge pylon at the entrance).

Overnight moored beside a Nile island.

Day 3: Wednesday
Today you will sail to Kom Ombo. Visit the Kom-Ombo Temple (Located in Kom Ombo town, 45 km north of Aswan. It is built on a hillside overlooking the Nile. This temple was constructed in the Ptolemaic Roman era for the worship of god Haroeris and Sobek, the crocodile god. It is noted for relief engravings on its walls which show ancient surgical tools, bone saws and dentistry tools. Nearby there are three mummified crocodiles. They are now in Hathor's chapel).

Overnight moored beside a Nile island.

Day 4: Thursday
A leisurely day sailing to Aswan where the Dahabeya moors overnight.

Day 5: Friday
Today you will visit Philae Temple (The Temple of Isis is one of the greatest Temples in Egypt and it occupies about a quarter of the island. It is the main Temple on the island, with its huge, complete, pylons and beautiful scenes), High Dam (One of the most outstanding architectural achievements of the twentieth century. It was constructed to replace the old Aswan dam built in 1902. The High dam was constructed to protect Egypt from the floods as well as providing irrigation and electricity all over Egypt. It is 3600 meters long. Visitors can easily locate lake Nasser which is a huge water reservoir) and Unfinished Obelisque (The beautiful red granites that were used in building the temples and monuments in the ancient days were brought from the quarries of Aswan. Now while you are on a trip to the Unfinished Obelisk you can see innumerable inscriptions in the area around the quarries. These are probably the descriptions of the various quarrying projects that were undertaken in the past days).

Dinner & Overnight in Aswan.

Day 6: Saturday
Breakfast aboard the Dahabeya followed by disembarkation. Transfer to the airport in Aswan and return flight.