Double cabin
Two people share one cabin
- Steigenberger Omar El Khayam 3 nights
Steigenberger Omar El Khayam is a cruise ship on Lake Nasser: you fly to Abu Simbel and sail 3 nights to Aswan. It visits the Abu Simbel temples, Amada, Wadi El Seboua and Kalabsha, with full board, an English-speaking guide, entrance fees, the domestic flight and transfers included.
The Steigenberger Omar El Khayam Nile Cruise is a 4-day, 3-night Lake Nasser cruise on a deluxe ship between Abu Simbel and Aswan. Guests fly to Abu Simbel, board the ship before lunch and sail to Kasr Ibrim, Amada Temple, Wadi El Seboua and Kalabsha Temple, with all meals on board. Day 1 is the domestic flight to Abu Simbel, boarding, lunch and a guided visit of the Abu Simbel temples, with the night on board.
The first day of your Steigenberger Omar El Khayam Nile Cruise introduces a smooth blend of luxury travel, historical discovery, and premium onboard comfort. As part of a carefully organized 4-day Lake Nasser cruise, this opening day focuses on effortless transfers, world-famous landmarks, and first-class service on Lake Nasser, all included in a thoughtfully arranged all-inclusive program.
Day two of your Steigenberger Omar El Khayam Nile Cruise takes you deeper into the wonders of Nubia on Lake Nasser. This leg of your 4-day cruise blends scenic sailing, historic sites, and onboard indulgence.
On Day 3 of your Steigenberger Omar El Khayam Nile Cruise, experience the rich Nubian heritage of Lake Nasser. This segment of the cruise blends scenic sailing, temple exploration, cultural shows, and onboard luxury.
Day 4 marks the grand finale of your Steigenberger Omar El Khayam Nile Cruise. This final stage of your Lake Nasser cruise combines cultural exploration, scenic transfers, and luxury comfort.
Two people share one cabin
One person, own cabin
Children pay less, see the children policy below. Prices are per person in US dollars.
All prices are per person in US dollars. The price changes with the season (winter 1 September to 30 April, summer 1 May to 31 August), the accommodation level and the size of the group. Christmas, New Year and Easter dates are priced separately, as shown in the price grid. Your quote lists the final price and everything it covers. After the deposit, changes to your itinerary cost US$25 per request, plus any third-party fees.
A deposit of 30% of the total tour cost confirms your booking. We send you a secure payment link for the deposit; the balance is paid in cash or by card on arrival in Egypt, unless your written offer gives another date. We never ask for card details by email, chat or WhatsApp. We confirm every booking by email.
No-show travelers are charged 100%. During peak events in Egypt, hotels and Nile cruises do not refund deposits. Groups of more than 10 people may have different terms.
Add each child and their age in the enquiry form so the quote is exact.
Optional visits, such as a hot air balloon ride in Luxor, a Sound and Light show or a felucca ride, are not in the price. Tell us which ones you want and we add them to your quote with their cost.
Not included in the price: Gratuities for guides, drivers, and cruise crew; Beverages and drinks during meals or onboard; Personal expenses and optional activities not mentioned in the program.
Tipping is customary in Egypt and is not included in the price. A usual amount for a private tour is US$8 to 10 per person per day for your guide, US$4 to 5 for your driver and US$5 to 8 per person per day for the crew on a Nile cruise. Your guide can advise you on the day.
Prices on this page are per person, depending on the length, the hotels and the season. Your quote confirms the final price before you decide.
Prices on this page are per person, depending on the length, the hotels and the season. Your quote confirms the final price before you decide.
The tours here take days. If you have a different number of days, tell us and we adjust the nearest itinerary.
The tours here take days. If you have a different number of days, tell us and we adjust the nearest itinerary.
Yes. Every tour is private, so you can swap hotels, add a Nile cruise, drop a day or change the pace. Send your dates and interests and we reply with a day-by-day plan.
Yes. Every tour is private, so you can swap hotels, add a Nile cruise, drop a day or change the pace. Send your dates and interests and we reply with a day-by-day plan.
Each cruise page lists what is included. Your quote confirms the final inclusions before you decide.
Send your dates and we reply with a day-by-day plan and a price. To confirm, you pay a 30% deposit through a secure payment link that we send you. The balance is paid in cash or by card on arrival in Egypt.
Send your dates and we reply with a day-by-day plan and a price. To confirm, you pay a 30% deposit through a secure payment link that we send you. The balance is paid in cash or by card on arrival in Egypt.
Your refund depends on how long before departure you cancel:
Groups of more than 10 people may have different terms.
Your refund depends on how long before departure you cancel:
Groups of more than 10 people may have different terms.
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Amazing Egyptian vacation! We did an 11 day private tour of Cairo, cruise on the Nile between Aswan and Luxor and a 4 day stay in Hurghada. The guided tours were very interesting, with extremely knowledgeable guides, attentive and helpful.
Egypt package to the Pyramids of Giza and Saqqara was a fascinating journey through Egypt's ancient past ,guide knowledge, the majesty of the pyramids, and the historical depth of Saqqara made this tour truly enriching!
our honeymoon to Egypt ,Giza and Saqqara was a magical escape into history The pyramids looming in the distance, the quiet serenity of the desert, and the ancient wonders of Saqqara created moments that will be with me forever!
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The Temple of Dakka is a Graeco-Roman temple of Thoth in Lower Nubia, begun in the 3rd century BC by the Meroitic king Arqamani and Ptolemy IV and finished under Augustus and Tiberius. Saved from Lake Nasser in the 1960s, it now stands at New Wadi al-Sebua, reached mostly by Lake Nasser cruise.
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"Explore the natural wonders of lakes in Egypt, where rich history, diverse wildlife, and scenic beauty come together for an unforgettable experience
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Wadi es-Sebua, the "Valley of the Lions", is a temple of Ramesses II on the shore of Lake Nasser south of Aswan, named after its avenue of sphinxes. It was moved in 1964 to escape the lake, together with the temples of Dakka and Maharraqa. Most visitors reach it on a Lake Nasser cruise.
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