Nile
The river that built Egypt — felucca sails, sunset views, and multi-day cruises between Luxor and Aswan.
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Sail a felucca at sunset
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Take a multi-day cruise between Luxor and Aswan
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Visit riverside temples accessible only by boat
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Nile Tours & Things to Do 2026
The river that built Egypt — felucca sails, sunset views, and multi-day cruises between Luxor and Aswan.
Every temple, every city, every field of Egypt owes its existence to the Nile. Sailing it — even for an hour at sunset — is one of the most quietly moving things you can do in the country.
Nile has 10 bookable trips with Sunny Egypt, from $35.92 to $1225 per adult. Most booked first: Nile Kayaking Tour, Nile Houseboat Overnight Stay, Luxor to Aswan 5-Day Nile Cruise.
Planning a trip to Nile? Read our Sunny Guide first.
Available Trips
Nile Kayaking Tour
Paddle a calm stretch of the Nile past riverside villages and green islands.
From
$69.33 / per person
Nile Houseboat Overnight Stay
A night aboard a moored traditional houseboat on the Nile, dinner included.
From
$108.79 / per person
Luxor to Aswan 5-Day Nile Cruise
Our classic Luxor–Aswan Nile cruise at a relaxed 5-day pace, with a full leisurely half-day at Kom Ombo's riverside temple.
From
$900 / per person
Nile Fishing Excursion
A relaxed morning of Nile perch fishing from a traditional boat.
From
$52.83 / per person
Nile Sailing Photography Workshop
A felucca sail timed for golden hour, guided by a local photographer.
From
$50.24 / per person
Aswan to Luxor 3-Night Nile Cruise
The classic Nile cruise route in reverse — start in Aswan and sail north to Luxor, visiting stunning temples along the riverbanks.
From
$600 / per person
Luxor to Aswan 7-Day Deluxe Nile Cruise
A relaxed 7-day deluxe Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan, giving you extra time at every temple plus a full free day to unwind.
From
$1,225 / per person
Cairo Nile Felucca Daytime Sail
A calm midday felucca sail on the Nile past Zamalek and Rhoda Island — a relaxed, less crowded alternative to the sunset cruise.
From
$35.92 / per person
Luxor to Aswan 4-Day Nile Cruise
A 4-day, 3-night Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan with full board, a comfortable cabin, and temple stops at Edfu and Kom Ombo.
From
$775 / per person
Nile Felucca Sunset Sail
A peaceful, traditional felucca sail on the Nile at sunset, guided by a local captain in Aswan or Luxor.
From
$52.83 / per person
Why Visit Nile?
- Sail a felucca at sunset
- Take a multi-day cruise between Luxor and Aswan
- Visit riverside temples accessible only by boat
Travel Tips
- Cruise cabins on the Nile-facing side are worth the small upgrade
- Felucca sails depend on wind — mornings and late afternoons are most reliable
FAQ
Sunny Egypt offers 4-day, 5-day and 7-day deluxe versions — see Luxor to Aswan 4-Day Nile Cruise, the 5-Day version, and the 7-Day Deluxe Nile Cruise.
Yes, Aswan to Luxor 3-Night Nile Cruise runs in that direction.
Full board and guided excursions to sites along the route are standard — see the specific cruise page for the exact itinerary and inclusions.
See Dahabiya vs. Standard Nile Cruise for a full comparison of which suits your trip.
Yes, Nile Houseboat Overnight Stay covers that specifically, separate from a multi-day cruise.
Yes, Cairo Nile Felucca Daytime Sail covers a traditional sail in Cairo itself.
Yes, Nile Kayaking Tour is a dedicated kayaking trip.
Yes, Nile Fishing Excursion covers a general Nile fishing trip (also available specifically in Aswan).
A slow, engine-free sail as the sun sets over the river — see Nile Felucca Sunset Sail.
Yes, Nile Sailing Photography Workshop is built around photographing the river and its boats.
See Why a Nile Cruise Is the Single Best Way to See Ancient Egypt for the full reasoning — mainly, you unpack once and wake up somewhere new each morning.
See How Much Does a Trip to Egypt Actually Cost? for real ranges, and each specific cruise page above for its live current price.
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