Nile cruise shipStandard & independentLuxor → Aswan
Nile Story
Five-deck 2008 ship with junior and presidential suites
Nile Story is a Nile cruise ship, built 2008. It has 3 suites and sails itineraries of 3 or 4 nights on the Nile between Luxor and Aswan.
Good to know
Nile Story is a motor cruiser in our standard & independent tier, sailing the classic Luxor to Aswan corridor on itineraries of 3 or 4 nights with full board. Pick it to see the same temples for less; comfort varies more at this end of the river, so judge the real photos and specs before you commit. Rates move with season and cabin, so every sailing is quoted live.

- Accommodation
- 3 suites
- Decks
- 5
- Dimensions
- 72 × 14.2 m
- Built
- 2008
- Route
- Luxor - Edfu - Kom Ombo - Aswan
- Trip length
- 3 · 4 nights
- Departures
- Every Friday from Aswan (3 nights)
- Season
- Year-round, with summer and winter (October-April) rate seasons
- Wi-Fi
- WiFi available on board
About Nile Story
Built in 2008, Nile Story is a 72-metre ship, 14.2 metres wide, rising over five decks. Accommodation runs from double and single cabins to junior and presidential suites, with large panoramic windows, individually controlled air-conditioning, a private bathroom with hair dryer and an in-room safe.
Meals are served full board in the main restaurant, mixing international and traditional Egyptian dishes, with a lounge bar and a sun-deck bar for drinks. The open sun deck carries a swimming pool, and the ship adds spa services and a gym. Sailings run between Luxor and Aswan with calls at Edfu and Kom Ombo; the three-night northbound trip leaves Aswan on Fridays.
Highlights
- Built 2008, 72 metres over five decks
- Junior and presidential suites
- Panoramic-window cabins
- Sun-deck pool, spa and gym
- Fridays from Aswan, three nights
At sail
Day by day
The classic rhythm on the Luxor to Aswan corridor; Nile Story sails itineraries of 3 or 4 nights on the same water. Exact order flips with the direction of sailing; the temples are the same either way.
Day 1
Embark at Luxor
Board after lunch, then Karnak and Luxor Temple with the evening light on the East Bank.
Lunch · Dinner
Day 2
The West Bank, then sail
Valley of the Kings and the Temple of Hatshepsut in the morning quiet, back for lunch as the ship sails south.
Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner
Day 3
Edfu and Kom Ombo
The Temple of Horus by caleche or coach in the morning; the double temple at Kom Ombo toward sunset.
Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner
Day 4
Aswan
Philae Temple and the High Dam, with a felucca sail around the islands in the afternoon.
Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner
Day 5
Disembark at Aswan
Ashore after breakfast; Abu Simbel works as an early-morning extension by road or air.
Breakfast
The fine print
What's included and what isn't
Many ship fares bundle guided shore excursions with an Egyptologist; it varies by package, and your quote states exactly what applies.
Included
- Accommodation aboard Nile Story in the cabin booked
- Full board across all sailing days
- Sun deck, pool, spa, gym and lounge throughout
- Wi-Fi on board
Not included
- Drinks beyond water, tea and coffee served with meals
- Gratuities for the crew
- Temple entrance fees and Egyptologist guiding, unless your package states them
- Transfers and extensions such as Abu Simbel, unless quoted
The boat in detail
- Cabin categories
- Double cabins
- Single cabins
- Junior Suites
- Presidential Suites
- Dining
- Main restaurant, full board, international and traditional Egyptian cuisine
- Sun deck bar
- Lounge bar
- Facilities
- Sun deck with swimming pool
- Lounge bar
- Spa services
- Gym
- Cabins with large panoramic windows, individually controlled air-conditioning, private bathroom with hair dryer and in-room safe
- Spa · pool · gym
- Sun-deck swimming pool; spa services; gym.
- Itineraries
- 3 nights Aswan to Luxor
- 4 nights Luxor to Aswan
Keep planning
Plan your Nile cruise
Good to know
Nile Story questions, answered
Where does Nile Story sail?
Nile Story sails Luxor - Edfu - Kom Ombo - Aswan
What is included in the fare on Nile Story?
A cruise ship fare of this kind normally covers your cabin on full board, entrance to the temples named in the itinerary, an Egyptologist guide, the listed shore excursions and transfers at each end. Tips, drinks, optional excursions such as Abu Simbel, and personal expenses are normally extra. Whether soft drinks, Wi-Fi and service charges sit inside the fare genuinely differs between operators, so confirm those for Nile Story before booking.
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