Karnak Nile Cruise · The Nile Valley, Egypt

Edfu

The best-preserved temple in Egypt, reached by horse carriage from the quay.

Sailing distance from Luxor

Second stop south

Heritage

A little history.

The Temple of Horus at Edfu was buried in sand for centuries, which is why its towering pylons, colonnades and falcon-god carvings survive so completely. Built over some 180 years in the Ptolemaic period, it remains the finest surviving example of an ancient Egyptian temple.

Places Of Interest

What you’ll find here.

  • Temple of Horus and its great pylons
  • Falcon statues guarding the entrance
  • Horse carriage ride from the river quay

Two Of You

Made for romantic escapes.

Sun deck looking out over the Nile
On deck
Statues and columns at Luxor Temple
Luxor Temple
Pool and loungers on the sun deck
Afternoons on board
Hot-air balloons rising over Luxor at sunrise
Sunrise over Luxor
The Temple of Philae beside the water at Aswan
Philae, Aswan
Sunlit temple colonnade in Luxor
Temple mornings
The Nile and desert cliffs near Aswan
Towards Aswan
Double cabin with a river view on board
Your cabin
Restaurant on board the Nile cruise boat
All meals on board
Terraced temple of Hatshepsut on the west bank at Luxor
West bank, Luxor
Sunlit temple columns in the Nile Valley
Ancient Thebes

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