End your visit to the West Bank with the Funeral Temple of Queen Hatshepsut and her stunning scenes of daily life in ancient Egypt: harvest ceremonies, trade with the land of Punt, the chapel of Hathor, the chapel of Anubis, and the sanctuary of Ammon. Return to the Dahabiya cruise ship for lunch and sail to Esna Lock to cross to the city of Edfu.

After crossing the Esna Lock, you will sail to the city of Edfu while enjoying the lunch on board. Shortly after lunch, you will arrive in Edfu and take a short walk in horse carriage to visit the second largest and best preserved temple in Egypt. Edfu Temple is a Ptolemaic temple that was buried under the sand for thousands of years and is still in perfect condition. It was dedicated to Horus Behdety, husband of Hathor de Dendera. In addition, the temple is famous for a design known as the “WiFi of Edfu” and for the famous fighting between Horus and Seth. You will also find the only original Naos from Egypt and scenes detailed information about the construction of the temple. Later, you will return to the Dahabiya cruise for dinner and sail to Al Ramady Island, where you'll stay overnight.

Enjoy your breakfast while cruising from Edfu to Kom Ombo via the quarries of Gebel the Silsila. After lunch, you will visit the only temple built for two gods: Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus, the hawk. This temple is famous for its surgical instruments, ancient calendar and sanatorium. You can also finish your tour at the Crocodile Museum, where you will see crocodiles mummified and their sarcophagi. Return to the Dahabiya cruise ship and sail to Aswan via El Sheikh Fadl Island, to dock before you get to town.

Then visit the unfinished obelisk, the work of Queen Hatshepsut, the aromatherapy center and end of service