Route: EL KAB & EDFU
El Kab, on the East bank of the Nile, was once the capital of Upper Egypt and is still home to the temple of Nekhbet, as well as a row of fascinating decorated tombs carved into the slope of the mountains. Upon docking, you will embark on a beautiful walk through a small fishermen village to visit the necropolis.
In the afternoon, the boat will arrive at Edfu, home to the Greco-Roman temple dedicated to the god Horus. This is among the best preserved of all Egyptian temples. Horse and carriage will take you to the temple through the busy city streets. After returning to the boat, you will set sail for a beautiful island.
El Kab Necropolis Visit
Edfu Temple by Horse Carriage
Nile Sailing to a Scenic Island
🎯 Activities & Experiences
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El Kab: Tombs of the First Capital
Step ashore at El Kab, once the capital of Upper Egypt, and enjoy a scenic walk through a traditional fishermen village leading to the ancient necropolis, where richly decorated tombs are carved into the mountainside.
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The Temple of Horus at Edfu
Arrive in Edfu and ride by horse and carriage through lively streets to one of Egypt’s best-preserved temples, dedicated to Horus, where monumental walls and sacred reliefs reveal the power of the falcon god.
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Sailing Toward a Nile Island
Return to the dahabiya and set sail along the calm waters of the Nile, heading toward a beautiful island, as the landscape slowly shifts into a peaceful riverside panorama.