Classic Egypt in Private Luxury
- 8 days / 7 nights
- Cairo, Luxor, Aswan
Five days between Luxor and Aswan aboard a selected vessel, with private guiding at every temple and a pace built around the guest rather than the ship's timetable.
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A short Nile programme that works as a standalone sale or as the middle section of a longer Egypt itinerary. Most partners pair it with two or three nights in Cairo before, and either Abu Simbel or the Red Sea after.
Arrival, meet and assist, embarkation. Karnak and Luxor Temple with a private Egyptologist, timed to avoid the group peak.
Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut, the Colossi of Memnon. Afternoon sailing toward Esna.
Temple of Horus at Edfu, then the double temple at Kom Ombo as the light drops. Sailing to Aswan overnight.
Philae Temple, the High Dam, and a felucca hour around Elephantine. Optional Abu Simbel extension.
Disembarkation and transfer to Aswan airport, or onward connection to Cairo or the Red Sea.
It depends on the brief. We source and match the vessel to the client profile rather than working from a single fixed ship, and we review quality on the boats we recommend. Tell us the standard you need and we will come back with options and cabin availability.
Yes. Dahabiya sourcing and private charter is a service we operate — the route stays broadly the same but the pace is slower and the group is much smaller. Say so in your brief and we will quote both.
No. This is a trade framework, not a retail package, and we do not publish rates that would compete with our partners. Pricing is quoted per enquiry against your brief, market and commercial requirements.
Yes. White-label ground handling means your clients experience your brand throughout while we deliver the programme in Egypt. Your agency keeps the client relationship.
October to April is the comfortable window for Upper Egypt. Summer sailings are possible and are quoted with the heat in mind — earlier starts, adjusted timings at the temples.
Yes. Abu Simbel extends naturally from Aswan, and most partners add Cairo before the cruise. Both are quoted as part of the same programme.