Today, after breakfast, you will begin your adventure with a visit to the Grand Egyptian Museum — a landmark project that took Egypt over ten years to complete.

It houses the largest collection of Pharaonic treasures in the world, including the magnificent artefacts of Tutankhamun. Later, you will head to the Giza Plateau to enjoy lunch with spectacular views of the iconic Pyramids.

Afterwards, explore the Pyramids themselves and admire the enigmatic Sphinx .

the evening, you will transfer to the railway station to board the overnight Egyptian sleeper train to Aswan.

Dinner will be served in your cabin, airline- style, as you travel south along the Nile Valley

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Your journey begins as you arrive at Sohag Railway Station and transfer directly to your floating hotel on the Nile. After enjoying breakfast onboard, set out on a full-day excursion into the heart of Upper Egypt’s spiritual heritage.

Visit the atmospheric Red Monastery, with its vivid frescoes that still glow with colour after more than a thousand years.

Continue onwards to the sacred Temple of Abydos, built by Seti I and revered as the holy centre of Osiris worship.

After a day steeped in legend and history, return to your cruise for lunch and dinner, spending the night moored in Sohag.

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This morning, travel by private bus to Luxor, the city of pharaohs and legends. Here, a once-in-a-lifetime moment awaits as you witness the Total Solar Eclipse from the deck of your Nile Cruise, optiona on a farm near by.

the ancient river providing a breathtaking stage for this celestial wonder. In the evening, settle into your cruise and step ashore to explore the illuminated Luxor Temple, glowing with history under the night sky. Return onboard for dinner and spend the night moored in Luxor.

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August 3 – West Bank & Karnak, then Sailing South

Rise early to cross the Nile to Luxor’s fabled West Bank, where the Valley of the Kings reveals the tombs of Egypt’s mighty pharaohs.

Continue to the elegant Temple of Hatshepsut, a masterpiece of terraces rising from the desert cliffs, and pause before the towering Colossi of Memnon, silent guardians of the Theban necropolis. Returning to the East Bank, explore the awe-inspiring Karnak Temple, the largest religious complex of the ancient world.

In the afternoon, your cruise sets sail southward, gliding along the timeless river towards Edfu, where you spend the night onboard.

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This morning, step ashore in Edfu to explore the grand Temple of Horus, one of the best-preserved sanctuaries in all of Egypt, where towering columns and intricate carvings still honour the falcon god.

As your ship continues its graceful journey along the Nile, you arrive at Kom Ombo, home to the remarkable twin temple dedicated to Sobek, the crocodile god, and Haroeris, the falcon god. Later, sail onwards to Aswan, where your cruise moors for the night beneath the southern skies.

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Begin the day in Aswan, where modern engineering meets ancient history.

Visit the monumental High Dam, before continuing to the vast quarries to see the Unfinished Obelisk, still lying in the rock as though its carvers had just stepped away.

Then sail to the enchanting island of Philae, where the Temple of Isis rises gracefully from the waters. In the afternoon, relax aboard a traditional felucca, under the golden Aswan sun. ]

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Rise before dawn for an optional but unforgettable journey to the awe-inspiring temples of Abu Simbel, carved by Ramses II and guarded for eternity by colossal statues gazing over the desert.

This is one of Egypt’s most magnificent monuments, and witnessing it is an experience not to be missed. In the evening, bid farewell to Aswan as you transfer to the station and board the sleeper train, settling in for an overnight journey back to Cairo.

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After an early breakfast, you’ll arrive in Cairo, where your tour leader will greet you at the railway station and escort you to your hotel for check-in.

In the afternoon, embark on a guided tour of Al-Muizz Street, renowned for its breathtaking mosques and remarkable Islamic architecture. Conclude the day’s exploration with a final shopping experience at the lively Khan El Khalili Bazaar.

That evening, you may choose to savor an authentic Egyptian dinner at the iconic Naguib Mahfouz Restaurant, named after the Nobel Prize–winning novelist and inspired by his celebrated work Midaq Alley.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and transfer to Cairo International Airport for your onward flight.

As you leave Egypt behind, carry with you not just souvenirs but a lifetime of memories — from standing in awe beneath the shadow of the total solar eclipse, to wandering among temples that have stood for millennia, to sailing the timeless waters of the Nile.

This remarkable journey has woven together ancient wonders, celestial marvels, and moments of personal discovery — a farewell to Egypt, but an adventure that will remain forever in your heart.

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