Meals are included according to the selected cruise package. Many Nile cruises offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner onboard. Special dietary requirements should be communicated in advance.

Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience

Q: How long is the Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience?

The experience can be arranged as a 4-day/3-night or 5-day/4-night Nile cruise, depending on the selected cruise and sailing schedule.

Q: Where does the Nile cruise start?

Most classic Nile cruises operate between Luxor and Aswan. Your private transportation from Alexandria Port will connect you with the cruise embarkation point in Luxor or another agreed location.

Q: Is this experience suitable for cruise passengers arriving in Alexandria?

Yes. The itinerary is specifically designed to connect Alexandria Port with a Nile cruise in Upper Egypt. Your pickup time can be coordinated with your cruise arrival schedule.

Q: Is transportation from Alexandria to Luxor included?

Private transportation can be included according to the selected package. Depending on your schedule, the connection may be arranged by domestic flight or another suitable transportation option.

Q: What is included in the Nile cruise?

The cruise package generally includes accommodation onboard and meals according to the selected cruise's meal plan. Exact facilities and inclusions vary by cruise category and vessel.

Q: What type of cabin will we have?

Your cabin will have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Cabin size, location, and facilities vary according to the cruise category selected. River-view cabins can be requested subject to availability.

Q: Which attractions will we visit in Luxor?

The itinerary can include: Karnak Temple Luxor Temple Valley of the Kings Temple of Hatshepsut Colossi of Memnon The exact order depends on the cruise schedule.

Q: Will we visit Edfu Temple?

Yes. Edfu Temple is one of the main sightseeing stops on the classic Luxor–Aswan Nile cruise route.

Q: Will we visit Kom Ombo Temple?

Yes. The cruise normally includes a stop at Kom Ombo Temple, famous for its unusual double dedication to Sobek and Horus.

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From the Mediterranean Coast to the Heart of Ancient Egypt

Turn your arrival at Alexandria Port into the beginning of an unforgettable Nile adventure.

The Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience is a private, customizable journey designed for cruise passengers and travelers who want to travel from Alexandria to Upper Egypt and experience the Nile aboard a traditional multi-day cruise.

Your journey begins with private pickup from Alexandria Port, followed by a comfortable transfer to the embarkation point in Luxor or Aswan, depending on your selected cruise and sailing date.

A classic Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan usually lasts around 4–5 days, with daily sightseeing at major ancient sites including Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan.

The experience combines private transportation, cruise accommodation, professional guiding, ancient temples, Nile landscapes, and Egyptian culture into one seamless itinerary.

Highlights

Private pickup from Alexandria Port
Comfortable private transportation
Optional domestic flight to Luxor or Aswan
Multi-day Nile cruise
Karnak Temple
Luxor Temple
Valley of the Kings
Temple of Hatshepsut
Temple of Edfu
Kom Ombo Temple
Nile River sailing
Philae Temple
Aswan High Dam
Full-board cruise accommodation according to selected cruise
Professional Egyptologist guide
Excellent photography opportunities
Optional felucca ride
Optional Nubian Village visit
Optional Abu Simbel excursion
Fully customizable itinerary

Itinerary Description

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Your Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience begins with private pickup from Alexandria Port according to your cruise arrival schedule. Travel comfortably to Luxor, the traditional starting point for a classic Nile cruise, and prepare for an unforgettable journey through Upper Egypt.

Day 1 – Alexandria Port to Luxor

Meet your private driver at Alexandria Port and begin your journey toward Luxor. Depending on your selected package and schedule, transportation to Luxor can be arranged by domestic flight or another suitable private transfer.

Upon arrival in Luxor, meet your private Egyptologist guide and begin exploring the ancient city of Thebes.

Visit the magnificent Karnak Temple, exploring its monumental pylons, colossal statues, obelisks, columns, and the spectacular Great Hypostyle Hall.

Continue to Luxor Temple, an important religious center of ancient Thebes. If your schedule permits, enjoy an evening visit to see the temple beautifully illuminated.

After sightseeing, board your selected Nile cruise, check into your cabin, and enjoy your first evening sailing along the Nile.

Day 2 – Luxor West Bank & Sailing to Edfu

After breakfast onboard, cross to the West Bank of Luxor and visit the famous Valley of the Kings.

Explore selected royal tombs decorated with ancient paintings, hieroglyphics, and religious scenes while your Egyptologist explains the beliefs surrounding the ancient Egyptian afterlife.

Continue to the spectacular Temple of Hatshepsut, built against the limestone cliffs of Deir el-Bahari.

Make a short photo stop at the Colossi of Memnon before returning to the cruise.

Enjoy lunch onboard while the ship sails south toward Edfu. Relax on the sun deck and enjoy views of palm trees, agricultural fields, villages, fishing boats, and desert landscapes along the Nile.

Day 3 – Edfu & Kom Ombo

After breakfast, visit the impressive Temple of Edfu, dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god. Discover its monumental entrance, courtyards, columns, reliefs, and ancient inscriptions.

Return to the cruise and continue sailing toward Kom Ombo.

Visit the unique Kom Ombo Temple, dedicated to both Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus. Learn about the temple's unusual double design and its connection with ancient Egyptian mythology.

Return to the cruise and continue sailing toward Aswan.

Day 4 – Aswan

After breakfast, arrive in Aswan, one of Egypt's most beautiful Nile destinations.

Visit Philae Temple, dedicated primarily to the goddess Isis. Enjoy the scenic boat ride to the temple and explore its ancient courtyards, pylons, columns, and reliefs.

Continue to the Aswan High Dam and learn about its importance in modern Egyptian history and its impact on the Nile.

For an additional cultural experience, you can visit a Nubian Village or enjoy a traditional Nile felucca ride, depending on your available time.

An optional excursion to Abu Simbel can also be arranged for travelers extending their stay in southern Egypt.

Final Drop-Off

After completing your Nile cruise experience, continue to your preferred destination, including Aswan Airport, Aswan Train Station, Aswan Hotel, Luxor, Cairo, Hurghada, or another agreed location.

The exact order of sightseeing depends on the selected cruise, sailing schedule, embarkation date, weather, and local operating conditions.

From Alexandria Port to the timeless Nile — sail through Upper Egypt and discover Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan in one unforgettable private journey

Day 01 :

Itinerary

Day 1 – Alexandria Port to Luxor
Private Pickup From Alexandria Port
Your experience begins with private pickup from Alexandria Port according to your cruise arrival time.
Your driver will meet you at the agreed location, assist with your luggage, and begin your private journey toward Luxor.
Because the Nile cruise itself operates in Upper Egypt, the Alexandria-to-Luxor connection is arranged separately using the transportation option selected for your package.
Travel to Luxor
Depending on your selected arrangement and schedule, transportation can be organized by domestic flight or another suitable private transfer option.
The goal is to reach Luxor in time for your cruise embarkation and sightseeing program.

Arrive in Luxor
Upon arrival in Luxor, meet your local representative and private Egyptologist guide.
Luxor is the starting point for many Nile cruises and is home to some of Egypt's most important ancient monuments.
The city's archaeological attractions are located on both sides of the Nile, creating a natural introduction to your cruise experience.

Karnak Temple
Begin your Luxor sightseeing with Karnak Temple.
Karnak is an enormous temple complex that developed over many centuries.
Explore its monumental pylons, colossal statues, obelisks, courtyards, and ancient inscriptions.
One of the most impressive areas is the Great Hypostyle Hall, where enormous columns create a spectacular architectural environment.
Your Egyptologist will explain the religious importance of Karnak and how successive pharaohs contributed to the complex.

Luxor Temple
Continue to Luxor Temple.
The temple was an important religious center in ancient Thebes and was connected historically with Karnak.
Walk through the monumental entrance and discover the courtyards, statues, columns, and ancient reliefs.
If your cruise schedule allows, Luxor Temple can be visited in the evening when the monument is illuminated.

Overnight on the Nile Cruise
After your sightseeing, board your selected Nile cruise and check into your cabin.
Your cruise becomes your floating hotel for the next several nights.
Most Nile cruises provide accommodation, meals, a restaurant, sun deck, and leisure areas, although facilities vary according to the selected vessel.
Enjoy dinner onboard and relax as your Nile adventure officially begins

Day 02 :

Day 2 – Luxor West Bank & Sailing to Edfu
Start your day with breakfast onboard.
After breakfast, continue to the West Bank of Luxor.

Valley of the Kings
Visit the legendary Valley of the Kings, one of Egypt's most famous archaeological sites.
The valley contains royal tombs dating primarily from the New Kingdom.
Enter selected tombs and discover colorful paintings, hieroglyphics, religious scenes, and burial chambers.
Your guide will explain the beliefs surrounding the ancient Egyptian afterlife and why the pharaohs chose hidden underground tombs for their burials.
The specific tombs available for entry depend on current ticketing and conservation arrangements.

Temple of Hatshepsut
Continue to the magnificent Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari.
The temple rises in terraces against the limestone cliffs and provides one of the most dramatic settings in Luxor.
Learn about Queen Hatshepsut, her reign, and the significance of her mortuary temple.
The site also offers excellent photography opportunities.

Colossi of Memnon
Make a short stop at the Colossi of Memnon.
The two enormous statues are among the most recognizable monuments on Luxor's West Bank.
Take photographs and learn about the monumental architecture associated with Pharaoh Amenhotep III.

Return to the Cruise
Return to your cruise ship for lunch and relaxation.
The ship begins sailing south toward Edfu.
This is one of the most enjoyable parts of the experience because you can simply relax on the deck and watch Egypt's riverside landscapes pass by.
You may see:
Palm trees
Agricultural fields
Fishing boats
Traditional villages
Nile islands
Desert landscapes

Overnight Sailing Toward Edfu
Enjoy dinner onboard while the cruise continues south.
Depending on the sailing schedule, the ship may spend the night near Edfu or continue according to the cruise's planned route.
Cruise schedules can change depending on navigation and docking conditions, so the final timing is confirmed by the selected cruise operator.

Day 03 :

Day 3 – Edfu & Kom Ombo
Wake up onboard and enjoy breakfast before visiting one of Upper Egypt's best-preserved temples.

Temple of Edfu
Visit the Temple of Edfu, dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god.
The temple is one of the best-preserved major ancient Egyptian temples and provides an impressive example of later Egyptian temple architecture.
Explore the monumental entrance, courtyards, columns, reliefs, and sacred areas.
Your Egyptologist will explain the mythology of Horus and the stories represented in the temple's inscriptions.
After the visit, return to the cruise.

Sail Toward Kom Ombo
Enjoy lunch onboard while sailing toward Kom Ombo.
This section of the journey is an opportunity to relax and experience the Nile from the deck.
You can take photographs, enjoy the scenery, or simply relax between archaeological visits.

Kom Ombo Temple
Arrive at Kom Ombo, famous for its unusual double temple.
The temple is dedicated to two deities:
Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon-headed god.
Your guide will explain why the temple was designed around two separate religious traditions.
The location directly beside the Nile also provides excellent opportunities for photography.

Continue Sailing Toward Aswan
After visiting Kom Ombo, return to the ship and continue sailing toward Aswan.
Relax on the sun deck and watch the landscape gradually change as you approach southern Egypt.
Enjoy dinner onboard and spend the night on the cruise

Day 04 :

Day 4 – Aswan
Wake up in Aswan and enjoy breakfast onboard.
Aswan offers a more relaxed atmosphere than Cairo or Luxor, with beautiful Nile islands, granite formations, palm trees, and river landscapes.

Philae Temple
Begin your Aswan sightseeing with Philae Temple.
The temple complex is dedicated primarily to the goddess Isis and is located on an island in the Nile.
The journey to the temple by boat is part of the experience.
Explore the ancient pylons, courtyards, columns, and reliefs while your guide explains the history and mythology of the site.

Aswan High Dam
Continue to the Aswan High Dam, one of Egypt's most important modern engineering projects.
Your guide will explain the role of the dam in controlling the Nile's water resources and its impact on the surrounding region.
The area also provides views toward Lake Nasser.

Optional Nubian Village
For travelers interested in culture, add an optional Nubian Village Experience.
Travel by boat along the Nile and discover the colorful architecture and traditions of Nubian communities.
You can learn about local culture, enjoy traditional hospitality, and experience a different side of southern Egypt.

Optional Felucca Ride
A traditional Nile felucca ride can also be added in Aswan.
Sail along the river aboard a traditional Egyptian sailing boat and enjoy views of the islands, palm trees, and surrounding landscapes.
It is a peaceful way to finish your Nile experience.

Optional Abu Simbel
Travelers with additional time can extend the experience with an Abu Simbel excursion.
The monumental temples are located farther south and require additional transportation and time.
Because the excursion needs to be coordinated carefully with your cruise disembarkation and onward travel, it should be arranged in advance.

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The Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience is an ideal choice for travelers who want to combine the Mediterranean atmosphere of Alexandria with one of Egypt’s most iconic journeys: a multi-day cruise along the Nile.
Instead of limiting your visit to Alexandria, you can travel south toward Upper Egypt, board a comfortable Nile cruise, and discover the ancient temples and monuments that line the river.
The experience can be arranged around your cruise arrival, preferred Nile cruise category, travel dates, and onward destination.
A typical Luxor–Aswan Nile cruise takes approximately 4–5 days, with sightseeing stops at major destinations such as Luxor, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan.

Why Choose a Nile Cruise From Alexandria?
Egypt’s most famous ancient monuments are spread across a large geographical area.
Alexandria is located on the Mediterranean coast, while Luxor and Aswan are hundreds of kilometers farther south along the Nile.
A Nile cruise provides a comfortable way to experience several major archaeological destinations without changing hotels every night.
Your accommodation travels with you as the cruise moves between destinations.
During the day, you explore ancient temples and tombs with your guide.
Between sightseeing stops, you can relax on the cruise deck, enjoy meals, take photographs, or simply watch the Nile landscapes pass by.
This creates a much slower and more relaxed experience than a traditional road-based tour.

Starting at Alexandria Port
Your experience begins with private pickup from Alexandria Port.
Your driver will meet you at the agreed location according to your cruise arrival schedule and assist with your luggage.
From there, your private transportation will connect you with your Nile cruise embarkation point.
Because Nile cruises generally operate between Luxor and Aswan, the Alexandria-to-Nile portion is organized separately from the cruise itself.
Depending on your selected package and schedule, the connection to Luxor or Aswan can be arranged by domestic flight or another suitable transportation option.
The exact arrangement will depend on your cruise departure date and vessel.

Travel to Luxor
For the classic north-to-south Nile cruise experience, you will travel from Alexandria to Luxor.
Luxor is one of the world’s most important archaeological destinations and was once ancient Thebes.
The city is divided by the Nile into two major areas:
East Bank: Major temples and the ancient religious center.
West Bank: Royal tombs and funerary monuments.
This makes Luxor the perfect starting point for a Nile adventure.

Discover Karnak Temple
One of the first highlights is Karnak Temple.
Karnak is an enormous religious complex that developed over many centuries.
The site contains monumental gateways, colossal statues, obelisks, courtyards, temples, and ancient inscriptions.
The Great Hypostyle Hall is particularly impressive, with its massive columns covered with hieroglyphic inscriptions and reliefs.
Your private Egyptologist will explain how the complex developed and why it became one of the most important religious centers in ancient Egypt.

Explore Luxor Temple
Continue to Luxor Temple, located on the East Bank.
The temple was closely associated with the religious traditions of ancient Thebes and was historically connected to Karnak.
Explore the monumental entrance, statues, courtyards, columns, and reliefs.
If your schedule permits, an evening visit can be arranged.
Luxor Temple is particularly atmospheric after sunset when the ancient structures are illuminated.

Valley of the Kings
The following stage of your Luxor experience takes you to the West Bank and the famous Valley of the Kings.
The valley served as a royal burial ground during the New Kingdom.
Instead of constructing large pyramids, many pharaohs were buried in hidden tombs cut into the surrounding mountains.
Inside the selected tombs, you can see:
Ancient hieroglyphics
Colorful wall paintings
Religious scenes
Burial chambers
Symbolic decorations
Your guide will explain the ancient Egyptian beliefs surrounding death, burial, and the afterlife.
The exact tombs available for entry can change according to current ticketing and conservation policies.

Temple of Hatshepsut
Continue to the impressive Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari.
The temple rises in several terraces against a dramatic limestone cliff.
Hatshepsut was one of ancient Egypt’s most significant female rulers.
Your Egyptologist will explain her reign, her building projects, and the importance of the temple.
The location is also one of the best places in Luxor for photography because of the combination of ancient architecture and surrounding mountains.

Colossi of Memnon
Make a short stop at the Colossi of Memnon.
The two monumental statues once stood at the entrance of a major mortuary temple associated with Amenhotep III.
Although much of the original complex has disappeared, the enormous statues remain an impressive landmark on the West Bank.
This is a convenient stop for photographs before returning to the cruise.

Board Your Nile Cruise
After your Luxor sightseeing, board your selected Nile cruise.
Your cruise becomes your floating hotel for the remainder of the journey.
Depending on the vessel, facilities may include:
Air-conditioned cabins
Private bathrooms
Restaurant
Sun deck
Swimming pool
Lounge areas
Bar
Evening entertainment
Cruise facilities vary by vessel and category.
Many Nile cruises operate with meals included, often providing breakfast, lunch, and dinner onboard.

Life on the Nile
One of the greatest advantages of a Nile cruise is that the journey itself becomes part of the experience.
Between archaeological visits, you can relax on the sun deck and watch everyday life along the river.
You may see:
Palm trees
Agricultural fields
Fishing boats
Local villages
Farmers working near the river
Nile islands
Desert landscapes
The scenery changes slowly as the ship sails south.
This provides a peaceful contrast to the busy streets of Cairo and Alexandria.

Edfu Temple
One of the major cruise stops is Edfu.
The Temple of Horus is one of the best-preserved major temples from ancient Egypt’s later periods.
The temple is dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god.
Explore the enormous entrance, courtyards, columns, reliefs, and sacred areas.
Your Egyptologist will explain the mythology surrounding Horus and the stories represented in the temple’s inscriptions.
After the visit, return to the cruise and continue sailing south.

Kom Ombo Temple
The next major stop is Kom Ombo.
The temple is unusual because it is dedicated to two different deities:
Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the falcon-headed god.
The temple’s unusual double design reflects its dual religious dedication.
Your guide will explain the mythology and architectural features of the site.
Its location beside the Nile also creates beautiful opportunities for photographs.

Sail Toward Aswan
After Kom Ombo, continue sailing toward Aswan.
This section of the journey is perfect for relaxation.
Enjoy the sun deck, take photographs, have a meal, or simply watch the river landscapes.
As the cruise moves farther south, the scenery around the Nile begins to change.
Palm-covered islands, granite formations, desert landscapes, and traditional villages create a distinctive atmosphere around Aswan.

Arrive in Aswan
Aswan is one of Egypt’s most scenic destinations.
The city is surrounded by the Nile, islands, palm trees, and granite landscapes.
It also provides access to several important historical and cultural attractions.

Philae Temple
Visit Philae Temple, one of the highlights of Aswan.
The temple complex is dedicated primarily to the goddess Isis and is located on an island in the Nile.
Reaching the temple by boat is part of the experience.
Your guide will explain the history of the temple complex and the importance of Isis in ancient Egyptian religion.
Explore the pylons, columns, courtyards, and beautifully preserved reliefs.

Aswan High Dam
Continue to the Aswan High Dam.
The dam is one of Egypt’s most significant modern engineering projects.
Your guide will explain its role in managing the Nile and its importance to modern Egypt.
The surrounding area also provides views toward Lake Nasser.

Optional Nubian Village
For travelers interested in culture, add a visit to a Nubian Village.
Travel by boat along the Nile and experience a different cultural side of southern Egypt.
You can see colorful houses, local traditions, handicrafts, and Nubian architecture.
Depending on the selected experience, you may also enjoy traditional hospitality and local refreshments.

Optional Felucca Ride
A traditional felucca ride is another excellent addition to your Aswan experience.
These traditional sailing boats provide a peaceful way to experience the Nile.
Enjoy views of:
Nile islands
Palm trees
Traditional boats
Desert landscapes
Aswan’s riverbanks
A felucca ride is particularly beautiful in the late afternoon.

Optional Abu Simbel Excursion
Travelers with additional time can extend the experience with a visit to Abu Simbel.
The monumental temples are located farther south and require additional transportation and time.
Because the excursion needs to be coordinated with your cruise departure and onward travel, advance planning is recommended.

Nile Cruise Accommodation
Your cruise serves as both transportation and accommodation.
This means you can wake up in a new destination without packing your luggage and changing hotels every day.
Cabins generally include air conditioning and private bathrooms, while higher-category vessels may offer additional facilities.
Depending on the ship, you may also have access to:
Swimming pool
Sun deck
Restaurant
Lounge
Bar
Entertainment areas
The exact facilities depend on the selected cruise.

Meals on Board
Meals are normally served onboard according to the selected cruise package.
Many cruises provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Menus often combine Egyptian dishes with international cuisine.
If you have dietary restrictions or special meal requirements, inform us when booking so availability can be confirmed with the cruise operator.

Best Time for the Experience
The Nile can be cruised throughout the year.
However, cooler months are generally more comfortable for sightseeing.
The period from October through May is commonly recommended for a more comfortable Nile cruise experience.
During the summer months, temperatures can be high, especially when visiting outdoor archaeological sites.
An early start, sunscreen, water, sunglasses, and suitable clothing are particularly important during warmer periods.

Photography Opportunities
A Nile cruise is excellent for photography because you are constantly moving through changing landscapes.
You can photograph:
Ancient Monuments
Karnak, Luxor Temple, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae.
Nile Landscapes
Palm trees, islands, boats, and agricultural fields.
Desert Scenery
The contrast between the river and surrounding desert creates dramatic images.
Local Life
Traditional villages, farmers, fishermen, and river transportation provide authentic scenes.
Sunset
The Nile is particularly beautiful around sunset, when the sky and water create dramatic colors.

Who Should Book This Experience?
The Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience is suitable for:
Cruise passengers
Couples
Families
Solo travelers
Private groups
History enthusiasts
Photography lovers
First-time Egypt visitors
Travelers seeking a slower itinerary
It is particularly useful for travelers who want to combine the Mediterranean coast with Upper Egypt.

Customize Your Journey
The experience can be tailored to your travel plans.
Classic Nile Cruise
Travel from Alexandria to Luxor, cruise to Aswan, and visit the major temples.
Extended Egypt Experience
Add Cairo and Giza before or after the cruise.
Luxury Experience
Select a higher-category Nile cruise and upgraded accommodation.
Cultural Experience
Add a Nubian Village and traditional felucca ride.
History-Focused Experience
Add additional archaeological sites and Abu Simbel.
Beach Extension
Continue from Luxor or Aswan to Hurghada for a Red Sea vacation.

Continue Beyond Aswan
Your journey does not have to end when the cruise reaches Aswan.
You can continue to:
Aswan Airport for your next flight.
Aswan Train Station for onward rail travel.
Abu Simbel for an additional archaeological adventure.
Hurghada for a Red Sea beach holiday.
Cairo to continue exploring Egypt’s capital.
Luxor if you prefer to return north.
The final transfer can be arranged according to your onward itinerary.

Why Book the Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience?
This experience brings together several of Egypt’s greatest attractions into one journey.
You begin at the Mediterranean.
You travel south into Upper Egypt.
You explore the temples and tombs of ancient Thebes.
You sail along the Nile.
You discover Edfu and Kom Ombo.
You finish in beautiful Aswan.
Rather than rushing between destinations, the cruise gives you time to relax and appreciate the journey.
Alexandria Port → Luxor → Edfu → Kom Ombo → Aswan

Book Your Nile Cruise Experience
Turn your arrival at Alexandria Port into the beginning of an extraordinary Egyptian adventure.
Travel to Luxor, explore Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut Temple, and the Colossi of Memnon, then board your Nile cruise and sail toward Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan.
Add a Nubian Village, felucca ride, or Abu Simbel excursion to make your experience even more memorable.
With private transportation, professional Egyptologist guides, comfortable cruise accommodation, and a flexible itinerary, the Alexandria Port to Nile Cruise Experience is an unforgettable way to discover Egypt from the Mediterranean coast to the heart of the Nile Valley.
Sail through history. Discover ancient temples. Experience the Nile. Explore Egypt beyond Alexandria.