Day (01) - Cairo
Arrive Cairo international airport, upon arrival you will be met by Kimidar Tours representative and transferred to your chosen hotel.

Day (02) - Cairo
This morning explore one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the Great Pyramids of Giza, and the nearby mysterious Sphinx carved from a single block of limestone.

Day (03) - Cairo
This morning visit the fabulous Egyptian Museum, home to priceless antiquities; including statues, reliefs, sarcophagi, and the King Tutankhamun’s treasures discovered in the valley of the kings in Luxor by Howard Carter in 1922.

Day (04) - Cairo - Aswan - Kalabsha - Beit El Wali - Kiosk of Kertassi
Early morning flight to Aswan. Upon arrival at Aswan airport you will be met and transferred to your cruiser.
We start our cruise by visiting the Kalabsha temple, which was dedicated to Isis, Osiris, and Horus-Mandulis. Kalabsha temple south of the High dam. Kalabsha temple complex is considered the most important monument on the lake Nasser as it contains the main temple of Kalabsha. We continue our visit to Beit El Wali temple which is very close to the Kalabsha temple. Beit El Wali temple represents another monument of Ramses II, dedicated mainly to Amun-Ra, together with other gods. The temple was carved from the sandstone hillside and is unique as the smallest of its type. During the early Christian era the temple was transformed into a church. We end our tour by visiting Kiosk of Kertassi temple south of Kalabsha temple. It was built during the Greek Roman period, and dedicated to the Goddess Isis. The temple is a building of two Hathor-headed columns, and four elaborate columns with capitals.
Overnight in Aswan.

Day (05) - Wadi El Seboua
Sail to Wadi El Seboua, enjoy a relaxing day.

Day (06) - Wadi El Seboua Meharakka Amada Derr & Penout
Visit Wadi El Seboua temple originally known as the ‚ “House of Amun-Raa, south of the high dam. The temple was built by Amenhotep III and dedicated to the Nubian form God Horus. It is considered the 2nd biggest temple of the Nubians temples after Abu Simble temple. During the early Christian era the temple was as a church. Our next visit to Dakka temple is Meriotic and Ptolemic Temple, was originally located about 100km south of the Aswan high dam. Dakka was moved to the site of El Sebua between 1962 -1968. There is somewhat a dispute on the date the temple was built. It was dedicated to, he is an unusual god. God Thoth of divine wisdom, lord of times and science, master of literature. Our next stop is Meharakka Temple a small temple dating from Roman times and dedicated to Serapis and Isis. It is a small temple and the only temple contains a spiral staircase. It was moved north of the original site this temple decorative theme was never completed due to the move.
Sail to Amada
Visit Amada temple, the oldest of the temples dating back 18th Dynasty with restoration work from 19th dynasty. In the construction of the temple TuthmosisIII, Amenhotep II and Tuthmoise IV were all involved but Seti I restored sections of the temple. Amada temple was dedicated to Amun-Ra and Re-Harakhte. Although the temple is small nevertheless it contains some important historical inscriptions and is significant as the oldest of the Lake Nasser temples. We continue to the temple of Derr. The temple is located south of the high dam; it was moved to a new location close to Amada temple in 1964. The temple was built during the time of Ramses II, it was built to celebrate his Sed festival. The temple lost some of the temple decorations as it was used as a church by the early Christians. We continue to our last stop of the day tomb of Penout, is a rock-cut tomb of the viceroy of Kush (Nubia) under Ramses VI, the only existent one of its kind. The original site was Aniba, old capital of Nubia. This was the only Nubian tomb saved from about 500 that were left to be covered by water.
Overnight in Amada