Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise
A 5-star Nile cruiser with panoramic cabins, a rooftop pool and shaded sun deck, lounge bar, restaurant, and full-board dining.
The short answer
Jaz Crown Jubilee is a 5-Star Deluxe Nile cruise ship. Embark in Aswan on a Monday for 3 nights to Luxor or a 7-night round trip, or in Luxor on a Thursday for 4 nights to Aswan or a 7-night round trip. Prices start at $1,054 per person sharing a double cabin, including full board, guided sightseeing and transfers.
02Overview
A first look
By late afternoon, the Nile turns copper beside the sun deck, with the riverbank sliding past as guests settle into shaded seating or watch the water from a lounge bar. Inside, the rhythm is unhurried: meals are served on board, cabins are refreshed daily, and sailing days give way to shore excursions at places such as Karnak Temple, Edfu, and Philae.
Discovery Tours Egypt carefully selects and arranges the vessel, with our Egyptologists coordinating the shore program and our team confirming each practical detail before you board.
Routes
Where this ship sails
Each route this ship sails. The direction changes the order of the temples, the number of nights and which city you fly out of. Embarkation days and prices are in the table below.
Cruise lengths, embarkation days and prices
Prices are per person in USD, from 2 people sharing a double cabin. Each price covers the whole cruise, the guided sightseeing program along the route, and your arrival and departure transfers between the ship and the local airport or train station.
| Cruise | October – Aprilcurrent season | May – September | Peak dates18 Dec – 6 Jan, 21 Mar – 4 Apr, 9 Apr – 23 Apr |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 nights · Aswan → Luxorembarks Mondays | October – April: from $1,054double cabinsingle cabin $1,463 | May – September: from $956double cabinsingle cabin $1,327 | Peak dates: from $1,171double cabinsingle cabin $1,678 |
| 4 nights · Luxor → Aswanembarks Thursdays | October – April: from $1,312double cabinsingle cabin $1,858 | May – September: from $1,182double cabinsingle cabin $1,676 | Peak dates: from $1,468double cabinsingle cabin $2,144 |
| 7 nights · Luxor → Luxorembarks Thursdays | October – April: from $2,080double cabinsingle cabin $3,035 | May – September: from $1,852double cabinsingle cabin $2,717 | Peak dates: from $2,353double cabinsingle cabin $3,536 |
| 7 nights · Aswan → Aswanembarks Mondays | October – April: from $2,099double cabinsingle cabin $3,055 | May – September: from $1,872double cabinsingle cabin $2,736 | Peak dates: from $2,372double cabinsingle cabin $3,555 |
Peak dates: 18 Dec – 6 Jan, 21 Mar – 4 Apr, 9 Apr – 23 Apr. Choose your cruise and date in the booking panel for the exact price.
Cabin allocation
- Nile vessels do not have interconnecting cabins.
- Book early and we will ask the vessel to place your party together — usually adjacent, or directly opposite.
- Cabin numbers are confirmed by the vessel at check-in.
Indicative rates only – pricing and cabins fluctuate. Please enquire for live rates on your specific dates.
On board
Detailed itinerary
- 1
Board at Luxor and enjoy lunch on board before visiting Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple on the East Bank.
- 2
Explore the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon, then begin sailing south towards Edfu.
- 3
Visit the Temple of Horus at Edfu and the double temple at Kom Ombo, then sail on to Aswan.
- 4
Visit the High Dam, Philae Temple and the Unfinished Obelisk. An optional flight or drive to Abu Simbel can be arranged.
- 5
A relaxed day at Aswan: sail by felucca around Elephantine Island and Kitchener’s Island, or visit a Nubian village, before the vessel turns north.
- 6
- 7
Arrive back at Luxor with time for any West Bank sites not yet seen, or relax on the sun deck as you moor for the final night.
- 8
After breakfast, disembark at Luxor for your onward transfer.
- 1
Board your Nile cruiser at Luxor and settle into your cabin over lunch. In the afternoon visit Karnak Temple, the largest religious complex of ancient Egypt, and Luxor Temple on the East Bank.
- 2
Cross to the West Bank for the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut at Deir el-Bahari and the Colossi of Memnon. The vessel then begins sailing south towards Edfu.
- 3
Visit the Temple of Horus at Edfu, the best-preserved temple in Egypt, then sail on to Kom Ombo and its double temple dedicated to Sobek and Haroeris. Continue sailing to Aswan, where the ship moors for the night.
- 4
The ship lies moored at Aswan. Guests visiting Abu Simbel leave before dawn, by road or by air, for the two rock temples Ramesses II cut into the cliff, returning aboard around midday. The afternoon is at leisure on board.
- 5
After breakfast, disembark at Aswan. The morning then covers Aswan itself: the High Dam, the Temple of Isis at Philae reached by motor launch, and the granite Unfinished Obelisk, before your onward transfer.
- 1
Board your Nile cruiser at Aswan and enjoy lunch on board. Visit the High Dam, the Temple of Isis at Philae and the Unfinished Obelisk.
- 2
Sail north to Kom Ombo for its double temple of Sobek and Haroeris, then continue to Edfu to visit the Temple of Horus. Sail on towards Luxor.
- 3
Reach Luxor and cross to the West Bank for the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon.
- 4
After breakfast visit Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple on the East Bank, then disembark for your onward transfer.
- 1
Board at Aswan and enjoy lunch on board, then visit the High Dam, Philae Temple and the Unfinished Obelisk.
- 2
A relaxed day at Aswan by felucca around Elephantine and Kitchener’s Islands, or a Nubian village visit. An optional Abu Simbel excursion can be arranged.
- 3
Sail north to Kom Ombo for the double temple of Sobek and Haroeris, then Edfu for the Temple of Horus.
- 4
At Luxor, cross to the West Bank for the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of Hatshepsut and the Colossi of Memnon.
- 5
Visit Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple on the East Bank, then the vessel begins its return sailing south.
- 6
- 7
Arrive back at Aswan with time to relax on board or take an optional excursion before your final night.
- 8
After breakfast, disembark at Aswan for your onward transfer.
What lingers
- 01Five-star cabins in Standard, Deluxe and Suite classes, some with Nile-view balconies or panoramic windows
- 02Rooftop sun deck with pool and shaded seating for daytime lounging and sunset views
- 03Lounge bar and indoor lounge for evening relaxation and socialising
- 04Shore-excursion program visiting Karnak, Luxor Temple, Edfu (Temple of Horus), Kom Ombo, Philae and the Valley of the Kings
On property
What's here
- Restaurant
- Laundry
- Concierge
- Spa
- Bar
- Parking
- Rooftop terrace
- Swimming pool
The fine print
What's included – and what isn't
Included
- ✓ All sightseeing tours with an English-speaking Egyptologist guide
- ✓ Meet & assist service upon arrival & departure
- ✓ All airport and port transfers in air-conditioned vehicles
- ✓ Entrance fees to all listed attractions
- ✓ All service charges & taxes
- ✓ Small group tours (maximum 8 participants)
Not included
- ✘ Any additional meals and beverages not specified in the itinerary.
- ✘ Personal expenses, including laundry, minibar, and spa treatments.
- ✘ Tipping for guides, drivers, and cruise staff (optional but recommended).
- ✘ Travel insurance (strongly recommended).
- ✘ Visa fees and international airfare.
- Drinks, including water, are not included, even with meals
Add before or after your cruise
The ship sails between Luxor and Aswan. The Pyramids, and most flights home, are in Cairo. These short add-ons join the two.
After you dock
Aswan to Cairo flight and one hotel night
Two nights in Cairo with a day in Alexandria
3-Day Egypt Short Break: Cairo & Luxor
3-Day Cairo & Alexandria Tour
3-Day Luxor Tour from Marsa Alam
3-Day Cairo Tour from Sharm El Sheikh- 3-Day Luxor & Cairo Tour from Hurghada
2-Day Luxor to Cairo Post-Cruise Stay
3-Day Luxor to Cairo Post-Cruise Tour with Alexandria
Suited to
Is this for you?
Yes, if
- This cruise suits travelers who want a structured Nile journey with guided sightseeing and accommodation in one package. It is a good fit for adults, couples, and families who prefer a mid-paced itinerary with comfortable onboard facilities and clear logistics.
- It also suits first-time visitors to Egypt who want to visit the main Upper Egypt monuments without arranging separate hotels and transfers.
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The route
Luxor and Aswan
- EdfuThe Temple of Horus
- Kom OmboThe Temple of Sobek
Choose your direction
- Luxor → Aswan4 nightsupstream, against the current
- Aswan → Luxor3 nightsdownstream, with the current
- Round-trip7 nightsreturn to Luxor or Aswan
Snapshot
Good to know
- Destinations
- Luxor · Edfu · Kom Ombo · Aswan
Before you go
What to pack & wear
What to bring
- Valid passport and travel documents
- Sun protection: SPF30+ sunscreen, hat, sunglasses
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Lightweight daypack for excursions
- Reusable water bottle
- Copy of medication and travel insurance details
- Plug adapter (Egypt uses Type C and F sockets)
What to wear
- Lightweight, breathable clothing for hot days
- Covered shoulders and knees for temples and mosques
- A light layer for cooler mornings and evenings
- Comfortable closed shoes for uneven archaeological sites
- Swimwear for the pool, with a cover-up for public areas
Children & families
Children 0–5.99 years travel free; children 6–11.99 years pay 50% of the adult price; children 12 years and older pay the full adult price. Children must share a cabin with their parents, maximum one child per cabin; two or more children require their own cabin. Strollers are usable on shore excursions where terrain permits but may be difficult on cobbled or stepped sites such as the Valley of the Kings. High chairs and children's cutlery are generally available on request, subject to the vessel's stock and availability.
Accessibility
Who can join this
This cruise involves boarding via gangway at the port, walking across the vessel's public areas, and accessing cabins that may have one or two small steps at the threshold. Expect uneven stone or paved surfaces on shore excursions, cobbles at the Valley of the Kings and steps at temple entrances such as Karnak and Kom Ombo. The vessel has staircases to the sun deck and pool; some cabins are only reachable by stairs. Wheelchair users should note that most Nile cruisers do not have full lift access and narrow internal corridors limit turning space. We are a licensed Egyptian tour operator and can request a cabin on the lowest accessible deck where available, assist with embarkation and disembarkation, and arrange additional porterage. Please contact us before booking to discuss mobility needs, bring a companion if you require transfer assistance, and allow extra time for boarding and security screening at ports and archaeological sites.
– Responsible travel
How we travel here
The cruise uses diesel-powered river vessels typical for the Nile, and transfers arranged by us use air-conditioned minibuses that meet local road-safety standards. We work directly with the cruise line and local suppliers to reduce single-use plastics on board, including compostable amenity packaging where available. Food for the onboard kitchens is sourced regionally from Luxor and Aswan growers when the supplier can provide verified local produce, which shortens supply chains and supports local farmers. Crew recruitment and shore-excursion guides are hired locally, with tip distribution managed according to the vessel's published policy. We monitor waste-management practices at the ship and encourage suppliers to segregate recyclables and to use licensed port waste facilities. As a licensed Egyptian tour operator, we share best-practice guidance with partners and ask suppliers to report on measurable actions, for example reductions in single-use plastic or hours of local employment created, before we renew seasonal contracts.
Licensed Egyptologist guides
State-licensed, and people we have worked with for years
Fair wages on the ground
Drivers + guides paid above market
Site preservation
We follow the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities' site rules: marked paths, no touching reliefs
Local teams, real help
Our own offices in Cairo, Luxor, Aswan, Hurghada, Marsa Alam and Sharm El Sheikh
If plans change
Cancellation and refunds
If you cancel, your refund depends on how early you tell us and on the type of trip. Read our current cancellation and refund policy
Last updated Product ID: CRU-NIL-195957
At a glance
- Length
- 3, 4 or 7 nights
- Embarks
- Thu in Luxor · Mon in Aswan
- Board
- Full Board
- Class
- 5-Star Deluxe
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