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On a Nile River Cruise, Discover Egypt’s Timeless Lifeline
Flowing through the heart of Egypt, the Nile River offers a glimpse into a way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries. Embark on Exquisite Egypt Nile Cruise to experience a rich immersion in the spectacular ancient wonders that line the banks of this legendary river. Joined by the best Egyptologists in the region, relish visits to unique sites - including immense and awe-inspiring Luxor, epically storied temples like Isis and Kom Ombo, and Aswan, the jewel of the Nile - as well as access to private docks in both Luxor and Aswan.
Discover it all from the seat of a boutique Egypt Nile River cruise ship with Journey To Egypt, experiencing the stylish Nile River Cruise Boats. Every moment aboard promises personalized service, luxurious amenities and legendary Egyptian hospitality, paired ideally with the expertise and authenticity that only Journey To Egypt - the world’s leader in luxury travel - can deliver.
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The cost of a Nile river cruise varies depending on factors such as duration, amenities and season. Typically, a basic 3-4 day cruise starts around $550-$650 per person, while luxury cruises with longer itineraries can range from $2,000 to $3,000 or more per person.
A Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan usually takes about 4 to 5 days, covering a distance of about 215 kilometers (134 mi) along the river. During the journey, passengers can explore ancient temples, tombs and beautiful landscapes while enjoying the comfort of the cruise ship.
A four-night cruise affords enough time to see the Nile’s major highlights including the temples of Luxor and Abu Simbel, while a more leisurely paced seven-night cruise reveals a wealth of additional less-frequented sites, such as Dra Abu Nag and the magnificent Medinet Habu, built by Ramses III.
Yes, visitors are allowed into select interior chambers of one of Giza’s three most iconic pyramids. The Giza Pyramid Complex (or Giza Necropolis) also comprises some ancillary pyramid complexes and the Great Sphinx of Giza.
Aswan and Abu Simbel are can’t-miss sites in Upper Egypt. Fronting the Nile, Aswan boast a wealth of monumental treasures, including the Philae temple complex, the Temple of Isis and the Temple of Khnum. Located southwest of Aswan, the small Nubian village of Abu Simbel is renowned for its two massive rock-cut temples, both built during the reign of King Ramses II (1200 BC).
Egyptologists are experts who study the language, history and culture of ancient Egypt, a period dating back to 7,000 BC. Their skillsets span humanities disciplines such as literary theory to hard sciences, including the physics of radiocarbon dating. Leading every journey to Egypt, all of JtE Guides and Resident Tour Directors are also trained Egyptologists, revealing privileged insights every step of the way.
Yes, a tourist visa is required for U.S. and Canadian passport holders for entry into Egypt. JtE recommends an electronic visa (eVisa). To apply online, visit visa2egypt.gov.eg/eVisa/Home.