
From the catalog
Tours that start in Lake Nasser

13-Day Egypt Tour: Nile & Lake Nasser Cruises
A thirteen-day Egypt tour that pairs a four-night Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan with a four-night Lake Nasser cruise that finishes at Abu Simbel. Four nights in Cairo frame the trip, with the Giza Pyramids, the Grand Egyptian Museum, the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization and Coptic Cairo. A licensed Egyptologist guides the sightseeing, and the domestic flights, transfers, hotels, both cruise cabins and entrance fees are included.

9-Day Cairo & Lake Nasser Cruise with Abu Simbel
A nine-day Egypt tour that pairs three days in Cairo with a four-night Lake Nasser cruise ending at Abu Simbel. You see the Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, the Grand Egyptian Museum, the Egyptian Museum and Islamic Cairo, then Kalabsha, Wadi el-Seboua, Amada and the Abu Simbel temples, with an English-speaking Egyptologist guide. Domestic flights, transfers, entrance fees, hotels and your cabin on the lake ship are included.

4-Day Abu Simbel to Aswan Lake Nasser Cruise
Spend three nights on Lake Nasser, sailing from Abu Simbel to Aswan over four days. Day 1 starts with a road transfer from Aswan to Abu Simbel and a visit to the Great Temple of Ramesses II and the Temple of Nefertari, before you board your ship. Over the next two days you visit Amada, Derr, the Tomb of Pennut, Wadi el-Seboua, Dakka and Maharraqa, and pass Kasr Ibrim, which can only be seen from the deck. On day 4 you see Kalabsha Temple, disembark in Aswan and transfer to the airport. A licensed Egyptian tour operator, we arrange the ship, an Egyptologist and all transfers. Full board is included, along with entrance fees for the listed sites, service charges and taxes. Gratuities are not included.

5-Day Aswan to Abu Simbel Lake Nasser Cruise
This five-day cruise begins in Aswan and follows the Lake Nasser and Nile sections towards Abu Simbel. Four nights are arranged aboard a 5-star cruise ship with full-board meals, guided visits and transfers by modern air-conditioned vehicle. Your Egyptologist accompanies visits to Kalabsha Temple, Wadi El Seboua, Amada, Derr and the Tomb of Pennut, with a photo stop at Kasr Ibrim from the sundeck. The final morning ends after breakfast and check-out. Unlike a direct Abu Simbel excursion, this itinerary gives you time to see several relocated Nubian monuments along the lake. Discovery Tours Egypt is a licensed Egyptian tour operator coordinating the arrangements on the ground.

Movenpick Hamees Nile Cruise
The Movenpick Hamees Nile Cruise sails between Aswan and Luxor, offering deluxe cabins, full board dining, and guided shore visits with English-speaking Egyptologists. We are a licensed Egyptian tour operator, and we arrange meet and assist on arrival, all transfers in air-conditioned vehicles, and entrance fees to listed sites. Guided shore tours are limited to eight guests, which keeps commentary focused and departures quicker at busy monuments. WiFi is available in most public areas. Compared with larger cruise programs, our small-group approach permits more time at Kom Ombo, Edfu, Karnak Temple, and Luxor West Bank.
Every way in
Ways to travel from Lake Nasser
Day trips, classic multi-day tours, Nile cruises, hotels and private transfers – every part of an Egypt trip can be arranged from Lake Nasser. Start wherever makes sense.

Day tours in Lake Nasser
Hotel pickup, a private Egyptologist, half or full day.

Classic Egypt tours
2–15 day private itineraries, hotels and guides included.

Tours with a Nile cruise
Pair Lake Nasser with a 3–4 night river cruise in one trip.

Nile cruises
Aswan ↔ Luxor sailings, dahabiyas and classic cruisers.

Hotels in Egypt
5★ and boutique stays, hand-picked by our team.

Airport transfers
Private meet-and-greet from the airport to your hotel.
Plan your trip
Build your Lake Nasser trip with our Egyptologists
Tell us your dates and what you want out of Lake Nasser – we'll send a private, tailored itinerary within 24 hours. Cairo · Luxor · Aswan · Hurghada · Marsa Alam · Sharm El Sheikh, on the ground since 1988.