Day 01 Origin country / Cairo
Departure with flight to Cairo, Sphinx (Giza) airport. Transfer to hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 02 Cairo / Aswan
Breakfast. Transfer to the airport for direct flight to Aswan. Arrival, transfer and check-in on the cruise. Lunch on board. In the afternoon, visit Philae Temple. Dinner on board. Overnight stay.
Day 03 Aswan / Abu Simbel / Kom Ombo / Edfu / Luxor 
Breakfast on board. Departure for bus excursion to Abu Simbel. Next, visit the Kom Ombo temple. Lunch on board. Navigation and visit to the Temple of Edfu. Sailing to Luxor. Dinner on board. Overnight stay.
Day 04 Luxor 
[Possibility of optional hot air balloon excursion (extra charge €110/pax)] Breakfast on board. Departure for the Valley of the Kings. Lunch. In the afternoon visit to the Temple of Hatshepsut and Colossi of Memnon. dDeparture for a visit to the Luxor Temple. Dinner on board. Overnight stay.
Day 05 Luxor / Cairo
Breakfast on board. Departure for Karnak Temple. Lunch on board. In the afternoon check-out and transfer to Luxor airport on time for the direct flight to Cairo. Transfer to the Cairo Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 06 Cairo
Breakfast in the hotel. Departure to visit the Giza pyramids and the Sphinx. Departure for Memphis, the first capital of Egypt, and Saqqara, its necropolis. After a short rest in the hotel, direction Old Cairo, where we will retrace the oldest streets, we will explore the Khan el Khalili market and, afterwards, typical dinner in a local restaurant. Overnight stay in the Hotel.
Day 07 Cairo
Breakfast in the hotel. Departure for the most emblematic places of the city center (the Citadel, the Alabaster Mosque, the Khan el Khalili, the Coptic neighborhood). Afterwards, visit the masterpieces of the Egyptian Museum (entrance to the Mummy Room is not included). Dinner in a
local restaurant. Overnight stay in the Hotel.
Day 08 Cairo
Breakfast in the hotel. Free time. Transfer to the airport for the return flight to origin country.

N.B.:

• This Program is of considerable organizational complexity: for operational reasons, changes in the chronological order of visits, that do not imply a change in the expected contents, are possible.
  At the same time, for logistical reasons, dinners may be in the hotel or replaced with dinners in a restaurant.