Movenpick Prince Abbase Lake Cruise

• Panaromic Suites with Windows that opens to Balcony
• All cabins are air-conditioned
• Private bath/shower with hair dryer
• Luggage Rack
• Internet Availability
• Comprehensive safety measures against fire
• Doctor’s Emergency Assistance
• Visa and MasterCard Accepted

• Private Bath With Shower
• Television Facility
• Gift Shop
• Wi-Fi Facilities
• Pool -side facility
• Air Condition Facility
• Mini Bar
• Medical Facility Available 24 Hours

When you arrive to Aswan, Egypt Key Tours representative will welcome you and take you as you board your Lake Nasser Nile Cruise for embarkation and checkin. Lunch will be served on the cruise. Next, you will join your guide to navigate the city of Aswan, of which is the largest component, The High-Dry Dam, which was built in 1960 by Egyptian president Gamal Abdel Nasser to protect Egyptians from the flooding of the River Nile. You will then journey aboard a motor boat on the Nile River and reach the Nile Island of Agilika, where you will discover the Temple of Philae. While on the Nile, you’ll be informed by your tour guide of a visit to The Unfinished Obelisk, which was constructed from red granite to celebrate Amun Ra. Before you leave your day trip, you’ll enjoy a special meal on the ship and stay overnight.

On the next day, the tour guide will lead your group to the Kalabsha Temple. Often your first stop at Lake Nasser, the temple is located near the High Dam and a perfect place to serve as your first stop on any cruise. It was transferred here 30 miles south of its original location after construction of the dam.

The result is a mix of imagery that includes Egyptian and Roman themes with images of Roman emperors and pharaohs worshiping the Egyptian gods in the temple dedicated to Mandulis of Nubia. After the excursion, you’ll be back to the Cruise for refreshment and will be having Lunch on board, after which the Cruise will sail to Wadi El Sebou passing by the Tropic of Cancer.

You will have your breakfast on the table of the cruise ship, then you will tour Wadi El Sebou in Arabic, “Valley of the lions”, the name alluding to a rocky lane that heads up to this temple. It was moved to its current location in the pre-modern era, less so than nearby temples.

You’ll be brought ashore to the ship to have your lunch. Afterward, the boat will sail to Amada, where the Temple of Amada is the oldest of the Nile delta’s historical monuments. Dating from the beginning of the New Kingdom, the temple predates Ramesses II and Abu Simbel by two centuries; nonetheless, as is typical of the great king of Egypt, Ramesses’s mark and that of his son Merenptah are inscribed on the temple’s walls.

Sail to Abu Simbel from the Sphinx back from Sun deck, the Citadel of Kasr Ibrim is an island today due to the construction of Aswan high dam. Furthermore, sail to Abu Simbel, visit Abu Simbel temple. Built on the west bank of the Nile between the second and the first cataract of the Nile, the site of Abu Simbel is highly magnificent. Ramesses II constructed two temples in the same location. Abu Simbel today is not where it used to be. “After the selection of building a new dam at Aswan in the 1960s, the temples were destroyed and relocated in 1968 on a desert plateau 64 meters (about 200 feet) above and 180 miles away.

Our tour guide will escort you to the Airport then assist you with your flight back to Cairo. Breakfast will be supplied on board our ship.

Our representative will arrive at your accommodation in Abu Simbel or from Abu Simbel airport, then transfer you towards the Lake Nasser Cruise for embarkation and check-in. Check-in for the Cruise at 13:00 p.m. Then you’ll have your lunch on the Cruise. Located on the west bank of the Nile River between the historic first and second cataracts, Abu Simbel’s location is notable for being one of the best-known archaeological sites in Egypt. The two temples carved into the mountainside here are thought to have been built by the pharaoh Ramesses II (1303-1213 B.C.).

Boarding onboard of a Cruise to start your day earlier in Kasr Ibrim! Kasr Ibrim’s Citadel is elevated on an island after the completion of enclosing Dam on the Nile. You will take your lunch aboard the ship. Then your group will go on your own, escorted by a certified guide, to visit the Amada Temple. Thereafter, you will visit the Tomb Of Pennut and after finishing your day tours, you will get back to your cruise to enjoy a cocktail party.

Right after breakfast on board of your cruise, have an early visit to Wadi El Seboua . Seeing Wadi El Seboua while you’re touring Lake Nasser makes for an indelible memory as the place is home to This place was home to two of the most precious temples of the “New Kingdom.” Wadi El Seboua has recently become home to two “New Kingdom” temples, as well as the Temple of Dakka and the Temple of Maharraqua.

Breakfast will be serving to you on the cruise. Your Egyptologist tour guide will lead you to the Temple of Kalabsha, often referred to as the first stop on any cruise on Lake Nasser. If it was formerly situated at a different spot, the Temple of Kalabsha was relocated to its current locale after the creation of the Nile Dam. Later on, you will check out from the Cruise and our representative will transfer you to your accommodation in Aswan.

• Triple Cabin: USD $ 740 per adult in a triple share cabin
• Double Cabin: USD $ 760 per adult in a double share cabin
• Single Cabin: USD $ 1095 per adult in a single share cabin

• Triple Cabin: USD $ 915 per adult in a triple share cabin
• Double Cabin: USD $ 935 per adult in a double share cabin
• Single Cabin: USD $ 1255 per adult in a single share cabin

• Triple Cabin: USD $ 965 per adult in a triple share cabin
• Double Cabin: USD $ 985 per adult in a double share cabin
• Single Cabin: USD $ 1440 per adult in a single share cabin

• Triple Cabin: USD $ 1185 per adult in a triple share cabin
• Double Cabin: USD $ 1215 per adult in a double share cabin
• Single Cabin: USD $ 1645 per adult in a single share cabin