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Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Cruise

  • Duration

    5 days

  • Type

    Classic Tour

  • Runs

    Every day

Overview

Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Cruise is a 5-star cruise offering top-tier amenities and elegant comfort as you sail Lake Nasser. Voted the best cruise on the lake in 2007, it provides the perfect setting to admire the stunning desert landscapes and explore the ancient wonders of Nubia. Book your journey with us and experience Lake Nasser like never before.

Included

  • Meet and be assist by our representatives at the airport or railway station
  • Accommodation on board Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Cruise on full board
  • English/Portuguese/German/Spanish speaking tour guide
  • All sightseeing tours are private guided tours
  • Entrance fees to all the mentioned sites in the itinerary
  • Bottled water during the trips
  • All transfers by a private air-conditioned, deluxe vehicle
  • All service charges and taxes

Excluded

  • Any optional tours
  • Personal Spending
  • Tipping

Itinerary:

Day 1 Day 1: Arrival in Aswan

Upon arrival in Aswan City, our representative will greet you and transfer you to embark on the Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Cruise. After check-in, enjoy lunch on board.

In the afternoon, explore the highlights of Aswan, starting with The High Dam of Egypt, built in 1960 to control the Nile's floodwaters. Continue by motorboat to Agilika Island to visit the beautiful Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis. Finally, visit The Unfinished Obelisk, still attached to the bedrock in the ancient granite quarries.

Meals: Breakfast

Overnight: on board

Day 2 Day 2: Kalabsha Temple & Beit El Wali

Enjoy breakfast on board before visiting Kalabsha Temple, relocated from its original site to avoid submersion after the construction of the High Dam. The temple, built during the late Ptolemaic and Roman periods, honors the Nubian god Mandulis and features a fusion of Egyptian and Roman art.

Continue to Beit El Wali, a small rock-cut temple built by Ramesses II and relocated with international assistance. Admire its cruciform layout and colorful reliefs depicting military victories and scenes of worship.

Return to the cruise for lunch. In the afternoon, Movenpick Prince Abbas sets sail toward Wadi El Seboua, passing the Tropic of Cancer en route. Dinner and overnight on board.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Overnight: on board

Day 3 Day 3: Temple of Dakka & Temple of Maharraqa

After breakfast, disembark to visit Wadi El Seboua, meaning “Valley of the Lions.” This site features a sphinx-lined avenue leading to the temple built by Ramesses II. Visit the nearby Temple of Dakka, dedicated to Thoth, and the Temple of Maharraqa, known for its preserved spiral staircase.

Return to the cruise for lunch as you sail to Amada. Dinner and overnight onboard near Amada.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Overnight: on board

Day 4 Day 4: Amada Temple & Amada Temple

Enjoy breakfast on board before visiting Amada Temple, the oldest monument in Nubia dating back to Thutmose III. See the well-preserved reliefs and vivid colors inside. Continue to the Temple of Derr, another rock-cut sanctuary built by Ramesses II, and the Tomb of Pennut, belonging to the Viceroy of Kush.

Sail to Kasr Ibrim, the only ancient site in Nubia still in its original location. View the ruins from the sun deck as landing is not permitted.

Later, cruise to Abu Simbel and enjoy dinner on board.

Optional:

In the evening, attend the unforgettable Sound & Light Show at Abu Simbel, bringing the temples’ history to life with music, narration, and dramatic lighting effects.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Overnight: on board

Day 5 Day 5: Departure from Abu Simbel

After breakfast, visit the spectacular Abu Simbel Temples. These two massive temples, carved into a mountainside by Ramesses II, were relocated in the 1960s to avoid submersion after the creation of Lake Nasser. Admire the colossal statues and intricate interior reliefs that have stood the test of time.

Return to the cruise for check-out. Our representative will transfer you to Abu Simbel Airport or your next destination.

Meals: Breakfast

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top attractions to visit in Egypt?

Popular attractions include the Pyramids of Giza, Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, Valley of the Kings, Abu Simbel, Aswan, and the Red Sea resorts.

 

How do I get around Egypt?

You can travel by domestic flights, private transfers, trains, taxis, Uber, or guided tours. Many travelers prefer booking a full tour package for convenience.

 

Are Nile cruises worth it?

Yes, Nile cruises are one of the best ways to explore major temples between Luxor and Aswan while enjoying luxury accommodation and guided tours on board.

 

What currency is used in Egypt?

Egypt uses the Egyptian Pound (EGP). Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and tourist areas, but carrying some cash is recommended.

 

Are credit cards accepted in Egypt?

Yes, most hotels, restaurants, and stores accept credit cards. Smaller shops and markets may prefer cash.

 

Is Egypt safe to visit?

Yes. Egypt is generally safe for tourists, especially in major destinations like Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Hurghada, and Sharm El Sheikh. Tourist areas are well-patrolled, and security is high. As with any destination, stay aware of your surroundings and follow local guidance.

Do I need a visa to enter Egypt?

Most travelers require a visa. Many nationalities can obtain an e-visa online or purchase a visa on arrival at Cairo, Hurghada, or Sharm El Sheikh airports. Check your nationality’s requirements before traveling.

When is the best time to visit Egypt?

The best time is October to April, when the weather is cooler and perfect for sightseeing. Summer (June–August) is very hot, especially in Upper Egypt, but ideal for Red Sea resorts.

What should I wear in Egypt?

Egypt is a modest country. Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended. Women don’t need to cover their hair except in mosques. Avoid revealing clothes in conservative areas; swimwear is acceptable at resorts and beaches.