➢ Payment/Booking Policy (excluding Peak period):
We are offering a low-down payment of just 40% to secure your spaces on the tour including hotel room, cruise cabin, domestic flight ticket, and other travel-related services. The remaining balance can be paid up to two days prior to your arrival date or in cash upon arrival at the destination to your tour manager, therefore, your booking will be a risk-free investment.
➢ Monthly Installments:
We offer you a new payment plan that allows you to pay your tours, Nile cruise, or other travel packages in monthly installments.
You will pay an agreed upon amount every month, determined by the total cost of the tour booked to pay the deposit in 6 monthly installments leading up to your arrival. The balance will be paid upon your arrival in the destination in cash or by credit / debit cards or you can pay the full cost in monthly installments before your arrival in the destination.
➢ Cancellation Policy (Excluding Peak Period):
Cancellation requests should be sent via email to provide the company with written confirmation that your reservation should be cancelled.
In case you cancel or reschedule your trip, the following scale of charges will be applied:
● From the date of booking until 61 days before your arrival date, 10% of the entire tour price will be charged. Or reschedule it and choose another date without being charged anything.
● Between 60 and 31 days before your arrival date, 25% of the entire tour price will be charged. You still can reschedule it but with a charge of 15 % more, much better than cancellation and loosing 25%.
● Between 30 and 15 days before your arrival date, 35% of the entire tour price will be charged if you canceled or choosed to reschedule your trip.
● Between 14 and 1 day before your arrival date, 40% of the entire tour price will be charged if you canceled or choosed to reschedule it.
Notice; This policy isn't valid for bookings of Christmas or New year packages.
Additionally, airlines charge fees for both domestic and international flights which are subject to the airlines terms and conditions at the time of the booking.
➢ Cancellation for Christmas, New Year and Easter Vacation:
In case you cancel your trip, the following scale of charges will be applied:
● From the date of booking until 61 days before your arrival date, 25% of the entire tour price will be charged.
● Between 60 and 31 days before your arrival date, 50% of the entire tour price will be charged.
● Between 30 and 15 days before your arrival date, 75% of the entire tour price will be charged.
● Between 14 and 1 day before your arrival date, 100% of the entire tour price will be charged.
Additionally, airlines charge fees for both domestic and international flights which are subject to the airlines terms and conditions at the time of the booking.
➢ Refunds:
● A refund will normally be made to the same account and using the same method which was used for the original payment. No refunds are possible in the event of a no show for an existing reservation.
● Refunds will be done only through the original mode of payment.
➢ Accomodation:
Unless otherwise stated, prices are based on two persons sharing a room (twin sharing). Rooms for single occupants are available with an additional supplementary rate. Hotels and lodges are named as an indication of quality and rooms may be reserved at an establishment of similar quality. Published prices are inclusive of tariffs and other costs at the time of printing and are subject to change without notice.
➢ Tipping:
Tipping is customary for expressing one’s satisfaction with good services rendered to him by staff on duty with him. We advise you to tip as you are willing. This will be greatly appreciated by staff, but you are not obligated to do so.
Olivia Scott –
From the pyramids of Giza to the Valley of the Kings, this package covers all the major highlights of Egypt. The deluxe cruise adds a touch of luxury to the adventure.”
James Richardson –
This package is perfect for travelers wanting to explore Egypt in comfort. The temples, historical sites, and cruise experience are unparalleled
Laura Mitchell –
AghapyEgypt Tours provides a well-organized journey filled with breathtaking archaeological sites and luxurious accommodations. Highly recommended!”
Mark Johnson –
This tour is an excellent way to experience Egypt’s rich history. The deluxe 5-star cruise and visits to iconic landmarks like Abu Simbel make it unforgettable.”
Emily Carter –
The Egypt Nile Cruise 8 Days package offers the perfect mix of luxury and history. Sailing from Luxor to Aswan and exploring sites like the Karnak Temples and Valley of the Kings is a dream come true!”
Benjamin Walker –
The Egypt Nile Cruise is a must-try for anyone who loves history and luxury. The attention to detail in the itinerary and accommodations is commendable.”
Sophia Miller –
This tour package provides an incredible combination of luxury and cultural exploration. Flying back to Cairo with all the memories is the perfect ending.”
David Harris –
The itinerary is perfect for history buffs and luxury seekers. Seeing Karnak Temples and Hatshepsut Temple while cruising the Nile is an extraordinary experience.”
Sarah Harris –
AghapyEgypt Tours offers a unique opportunity to explore Egypt’s wonders. The luxurious cruise and expertly guided tours make it an unforgettable experience.”
Daniel White –
This 8-day tour is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in Egypt’s history. The sights in Luxor, Aswan, and Abu Simbel are simply breathtaking.”
Harlan Boyd McCoy –
The Nile Was Our Classroom , the Temples Our Teachers
Ever seen your kids’ eyes go wide when they realize ancient people could build things bigger than any skyscraper ? That was us in Egypt .
We learned so much , from the geometry of pyramid construction to the symbolism in tomb paintings . But it wasn’t all academics — we also had camel rides , drum circles , and the best falafel of my life .
The cruise was luxury on the water . The rooms were air-conditioned and comfy , the staff were super friendly , and there were plenty of chances to unwind between adventures .
And let’s not forget Abu Simbel — it was like standing in the middle of a legend .
Our family still talks about Egypt over breakfast . That says it all .
Sue Ellen Pritchett –
From Cairo ’s Buzz to Nile ’s Calm — A Family Adventure Wrapped in Gold
Cairo was alive and bustling — a whirlwind of horns , spices , and smiles . But once we boarded the cruise in Luxor , it was like someone turned the volume down and let the magic flow in .
Every day brought a new marvel : the hypnotic symmetry of Kom Ombo , the stillness of the Valley of the Kings , the soft orange glow of the river at sunset . My favorite moment ? Floating quietly near Edfu while my youngest napped on my lap , the call to prayer echoing in the distance .
There’s a warmth to Egypt that goes beyond the sun — it’s in the way people welcome you , feed you , and share their history .
This wasn’t just a vacation . It was a soul trip .
Jebediah “Jeb” Walker –
Luxor Lit Up Our Kids’ Imaginations More Than Disneyland Ever Did
I say this as a proud dad of three very imaginative kids — Luxor lit them up like Christmas morning .
Our twins kept asking if the Valley of the Kings had “ real ghosts ” while our eldest was geeking out over obelisks and burial rituals . It was amazing to watch their little minds absorb all this history .
The cruise itself ? Smooth sailing , beautiful cabins , top-notch food . We even had a mini dance party on the top deck during one of the warm , breezy evenings .
And Cairo ? The pyramids left them wide-eyed and speechless , which is rare for our crew .
It’s the kind of trip they’ll remember long after the souvenirs fade .
Loretta Mae Wilkins –
We Traded Our Phones for Pharaohs and Never Looked Back
We knew we needed a family detox from screens — so we chose pyramids over pixels . Best decision ever ! Our kids didn’t miss their devices once ( okay , maybe once ) .
Instead , we explored Karnak’s massive columns , played “ which god is this ? ” at every temple , and marveled at Abu Simbel in pure silence . Even our teenager said , “ That was actually kinda epic , ” which is a five-star review in teen speak .
The cruise was just the right pace — active in the mornings , relaxed by evening . My husband and I loved the little balcony where we watched birds skim the water as the boat sailed .
Honestly , it brought us closer as a family . Egypt knows how to work magic .
Wade Clifton Bentley –
Sunsets , Sphinxes and Storytelling Along the Timeless Nile
This trip was more than a vacation — it was a living storybook . From the first pyramid we saw to the final night on the river , my family and I were swept away by ancient mystery , warm hospitality , and seriously good food .
The highlight for me was watching my daughter sketching the Temple of Hatshepsut while our guide explained her rise to power . She felt so inspired , she started calling herself “ Pharaoh Princess ” for the rest of the trip .
On the cruise , the service was warm , the rooms spotless , and the deck was the perfect place to sip mint tea while gliding past the golden desert .
Egypt has a way of grabbing your imagination and not letting go .
Daisy Belle Crawford –
Magic on the Nile , Where Family Bonds and Temples Collide
I still can’t believe we walked through the same halls that once echoed the footsteps of pharaohs !
We began in Cairo with the Great Pyramids , then flew down to Luxor and started our dreamy 4-night Nile cruise . I absolutely loved the vibe of the ship — elegant but not stiff , with friendly staff and delicious meals . I still crave that hibiscus tea they served every afternoon .
The sites were mesmerizing , especially Abu Simbel . It’s like someone carved a mountain into a storybook . Our kids were drawn into the legends and myths , and I felt this rare peace just watching the sun rise over the river .
Also , shoutout to the local musicians who played for us one night — we danced under the stars with the Nile behind us . Pure magic !
Cletus Monroe Parker –
History Class Got Schooled by Real Life on This Cruise
Let me just say — no classroom compares to floating down the Nile with ancient temples rising out of the sand . Our kids soaked up more history in one week than in a whole semester back home .
The cruise was sleek and stylish , like a floating boutique hotel . We loved starting in Cairo with the pyramids , then cruising from Luxor to Aswan — a path paved with marvels . We even squeezed in some pool time on board , and the kids loved chasing the sunset from the deck .
Special shoutout to our guide , Hany , who answered everything from “ How did they move those stones ? ” to “ Do mummies smell ? ”
We didn’t just see Egypt — we felt it .
Tucker Dean Whitmore –
Karnak ’s Columns and Nile Nights Made for a Family Dream
One of the things that really stuck with me was seeing my teenage son completely awestruck by the scale of Karnak Temple . This kid’s usually glued to his phone , and yet here he was , taking selfies with 3000-year-old pillars and asking real questions about ancient deities .
The cruise made everything flow easily . Each morning held a new temple , each evening held a new view . I especially loved the top deck where I could sip a drink and watch the sun melt into the Nile .
My daughter was obsessed with the hieroglyphs — we even made a game out of spotting familiar symbols . Abu Simbel was hands-down her favorite ; the carvings left her speechless ( rare moment , trust me ) .
For families wanting both wonder and comfort , this package nailed it .
Mabel June Crockett –
From Ancient Tombs to Temple Echoes , Every Step Was Wonder
I never thought I’d be walking through places I once read about in my schoolbooks . This tour brought everything to life . Luxor was the crown jewel of our week — standing in front of Hatshepsut’s temple made me feel like royalty myself . The Valley of the Kings was haunting and fascinating in equal measure .
The cruise ship was an oasis in itself . Clean , classy , and comfortable — exactly what you need after dusty adventures . I particularly loved sailing past tiny villages and waving to kids playing near the water .
Our family bonded in ways we didn’t expect . We laughed , we learned , and we ate like pharaohs . The onboard meals were fabulous , and my husband’s still talking about the lamb tagine .
What a brilliant way to explore history while pampering yourself .
Billy Ray Hargrove –
Sailing through Pharaohs ’ Legacy with My Curious Little Explorers
We signed up for the family tour hoping for something educational and fun for the kids . What we got was way beyond our expectations . Seeing the pyramids of Cheops , Chefren , and Mykerinus felt like flipping through a live-action history book — except with way more camels and sunscreen ! The cruise itself was a smooth and cozy way to travel , with lovely views of the Nile at every turn . My youngest couldn’t stop talking about the “crocodile god” Sobek after Kom Ombo , and my wife was floored by the elegance of Karnak Temple . Each guide we met brought their A-game with facts , jokes , and patience ( trust me , our twins ask a LOT of questions ) .
The Abu Simbel stop was a sunrise dream — just surreal . I appreciated the balance between activity and downtime — enough temple-trekking to satisfy the adventurers , but also time to chill on the boat deck and watch the desert slip by .
It was a magical blend of luxury , learning , and laughs .
Jessie Lou Crenshaw –
Eight days , seven nights , and a lifetime of memories in Egypt
You know a trip is special when your teenage son hugs you after a museum tour . We saw it all — Karnak , Luxor , Hatshepsut , Abu Simbel , even a Nubian village visit that warmed our hearts . The cruise was spotless , elegant , and surprisingly homey . There were games for the kids , lectures for the grown-ups , and sunsets for everyone . We didn’t just visit Egypt — we experienced it . And the best part ? It brought our family closer than ever .
❤️⛵️✨
Harlan Joe Whitmore –
Family fun with pharaohs , feluccas , and a five-star flair
This wasn’t your usual family getaway — it was something out of a dream . Our cabin had a balcony overlooking the Nile , and we spent evenings watching the water while sipping hibiscus tea . The sightseeing was nonstop : Valley of the Kings , Edfu Temple , and then a flight to Cairo where we finished off with the pyramids and Sphinx . The balance of activity and downtime was just right . The kids loved the mythology , I loved the spas , and my wife loved not having to cook for 8 straight days .
Daisy Belle McGraw –
A cultural adventure wrapped in comfort , history , and hummus
Every day brought a new flavor — literally and figuratively . The buffet had so many traditional Egyptian dishes , and I loved trying something new at every meal . Beyond the food , the history was front and center . We walked through temples with stories etched in stone , explored the tomb of Ramses , and marveled at obelisks that reached toward the sky . The cruise staff treated us like royalty , and my youngest said , “Can we live here ?” I think that says it all .
Tucker Wayne Hensley –
Who knew ancient ruins and luxury cabins went together so well
We’re more of a cabin-in-the-woods kind of family , but we thought we’d try something bold . Egypt didn’t disappoint . The cruise was smoother than expected and filled with modern comforts — even WiFi that actually worked ! But it was the temples that stole the show . My wife couldn’t get over how grand Luxor was , and our teenage daughter kept snapping pics like a travel blogger . The Abu Simbel trip blew our minds — those colossal statues felt unreal . We returned with sun-kissed skin and stories we’ll tell forever .
Maggie Sue Tolliver –
From camel rides to cruising , Egypt charmed every one of us
I wasn’t sure how my little ones would handle all the temples and tombs , but let me tell you — they were completely mesmerized ! The pyramids were just the beginning . Sailing from Luxor to Aswan gave us so many chances to explore without feeling rushed . Karnak Temple was enormous and full of hidden details . Our guide was brilliant at explaining everything in a way the kids actually understood . We even tried Egyptian desserts on board that had us asking for recipes . It was both relaxing and adventurous — a rare combo on family vacations .
Ricky Doyle Jenkins –
Sailing into ancient worlds with style and stories
This was our first time in Egypt , and we were a little nervous traveling with the kids . But from the moment we stepped onto the cruise , it felt smooth and easy . Our suite was cozy , the service was top-notch , and the sites ? Just incredible . My favorite part was the guide explaining how the ancient Egyptians believed the Nile flowed from paradise . Honestly , it did feel like paradise — warm sun , ancient wonders , and delicious food every evening .
🛳️⛅️
Clara Mae Higginbottom –
Temples , tombs , and tales that kept us wide-eyed all week
My husband and I took our two teenagers , and guess what ? They loved it ! No complaints , no whining — just excitement at every stop . We started in Cairo with the Great Pyramid , and every day after built on the wow-factor . Abu Simbel was jaw-dropping , especially knowing it was moved piece by piece . The cruise felt like a floating hotel , and we made friends from all over . The crew remembered our names , our drinks , even my husband’s weird coffee order .
Lenny Duke Rawlins –
Epic history meets five-star luxury sailing through the Nile
We’ve done beaches , mountains , and theme parks , but never anything this immersive . The MS Nile cruise was sleek and modern , yet somehow felt rooted in thousands of years of history . Our kids actually put their phones down — that’s how amazing Karnak Temple and Hatshepsut’s story were . We learned , we laughed , and we lived like royalty for a week . Our cabin had a Nile view , and every sunset felt like magic .
Darlene Jo Pickens –
The cruise from Luxor to Aswan was relaxing and rich in stories
I ain’t gonna lie , I thought this would be a history-heavy trip for the kids . But turns out , we all got hooked ! Each temple was better than the last , and Abu Simbel ? Gave us goosebumps ! The cruise ship was fancy — like , real fancy . My husband said he’s never eaten so well outside Thanksgiving . The staff treated us like royalty , and every stop came with new surprises . Best 8 days we’ve had as a family since the county fair in 2012 .
Billy Ray Hampton –
From pyramids to pharaohs , every corner held ancient magic
I grew up thinking the pyramids were just cool triangles in the sand . This trip flipped that idea on its head ! Our family couldn’t stop gawking at the sheer size of Cheops and Chefren . And walking through the Valley of the Kings ? Felt like being cast in a movie . Luxor and Karnak stunned us with how well-preserved and massive everything was . The cruise itself was like floating in a dream — soft linens , delicious spreads , and views that made my mom cry twice . Best part ? Our guide didn’t just recite facts — he told stories that made ancient Egypt feel alive again .
Sadie Lou Fairbanks –
From Luxor’s temples to Cairo’s streets this tour did it all
I loved how the trip balanced city life and ancient sites. Cairo was buzzing and alive, then the cruise came and it was all calm. Luxor’s temples felt like something out of a movie set. I never imagined I’d see statues taller than my house. It was like time travel, but with air-conditioning and a comfy bed waiting each night 😄
Randall Gene Tuckett –
Desert sunrises, Nile breezes, and a boat that felt like home ☀️🛳️
Waking up early on that cruise and sipping tea while watching the sun rise over the Nile was pure peace. I didn’t expect Egypt to feel this relaxing. Sure, there were lots of tombs and temples, but we also had quiet time as a family. The ride from Luxor to Aswan gave us time to slow down and just enjoy the beauty of Egypt.
Elvira Mae Cottle –
Our kids learned more in 8 days than a semester at school
No joke — this was like walking through an encyclopedia. The Valley of the Kings was wild, especially Tutankhamun’s tomb. Our guide made it interactive for the kids, asking them questions and telling jokes. The cruise was sleek and elegant, and the service made me feel like a queen. Every day was educational but never dull.
Wade M. Halbrook –
A joyful mix of ancient wonders and modern comforts
The temples were jaw-dropping, especially Philae Temple in Aswan, which sits on an island — just stunning. But what made the trip even better was how easy it all felt. Everything was arranged for us — tickets, transfers, meals. We just showed up and soaked it in. Loved flying back to Cairo instead of driving. Great planning all around.
Nellie Grace Pope –
Cruising the Nile like Cleopatra herself 👑
I had no idea Egypt could be this luxurious! Our boat had elegant finishes, air-conditioned rooms, and top-shelf food. But don’t let the comfort fool you — we packed in a ton of sightseeing. The Karnak complex is something else entirely — vast, mysterious, and full of secrets. There was even time for a nap by the pool. Best of both worlds.
Cody Lee Tinsley –
The perfect mix of history, comfort, and family bonding
We don’t usually do organized tours, but this one had a great rhythm. From the Sphinx to sailing the Nile, each experience topped the last. Abu Simbel was an early morning wake-up call, but totally worth it! Our tour guide was a gem, full of stories and laughs. The boat crew made us feel like family. A perfect blend of Egyptian discovery and 5-star comfort.
Loretta Faye Monroe –
Watching ancient Egypt unfold from the comfort of a 5-star cruise
One of the most unique ways to learn history — on the deck of a luxury boat! We cruised from Luxor to Aswan and saw Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, and so much more. The boat itself was top-notch, with delicious meals, WiFi, and private baths (yes, with tubs!). It felt like a floating boutique hotel. The kids even made friends onboard.
Daryl K. Vance –
From pyramids to pharaohs this journey packed it all in
We kicked things off at the pyramids of Giza, which were even more impressive in person. But the real magic started with the cruise. Four nights of elegance on the Nile, with staff that treated us like royalty. Abu Simbel stole our hearts — those massive statues in the middle of nowhere felt surreal. And flying back to Cairo made it all seamless. I’ve never felt so pampered on an adventure.
June Ellen Whitmore –
Temples, tombs, and endless laughs with my family in Egypt
We had such a great time laughing, learning, and lounging. The best part was visiting Hatshepsut’s Temple — it was both imposing and graceful. The kids loved it. Then came the cruise. Oh wow. The food was a delight (I may have tried every dessert twice 😋), and our cabin was cozy but classy. Every day was something new and unforgettable. Egypt truly knows how to wow you.
Mason Rayfield –
Sailing the Nile from Luxor to Aswan felt like living inside a history book. The cruise was beautiful and perfectly paced for our family — not rushed, not too slow. We got to see the Valley of the Kings and the majestic Karnak Temples up close. The guides made the ancient stories come alive, even our kids were glued to every word. The cabin was comfy and had great A/C which we were very thankful for 😅. My favorite moment? Watching the sunset on the upper deck, with Cairo’s breeze on my face.