Nile cruise shipStandard & independentLuxor → Aswan

Voyager

Renovated 70-cabin Nile cruiser

Voyager is a Nile cruise ship. It has 70 cabins and sails itineraries of 3, 4 or 7 nights on the Nile between Luxor and Aswan.

Good to know

Renovated 70-cabin Nile cruiser. The Voyager is a five-star, 70-cabin Nile cruiser over five decks, sailing the classic Luxor-Aswan route with a sun-deck pool.

Class Standard & independentCabins 70Route Luxor → Aswan
Voyager, a Nile cruise ship
Operator
Independent
Accommodation
70 cabins
Decks
5
Dimensions
72 × 13.5 m
Built
— · refit 2018
Route
Aswan, Philae, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Esna, Luxor
Trip length
3 · 4 · 7 nights
Departures
Wednesdays from Aswan (3 and 7 nights); Saturdays from Luxor (4 and 7 nights)
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi.

About Voyager

The Voyager carries 70 cabins across five decks on the classic stretch of the Nile between Luxor and Aswan. Renovated in 2018, it offers a range of accommodation from single and twin cabins to triples and suites, with restaurants and a bar lounge on board.

The sun deck holds a swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna, and there is a massage room and small shops. Evenings bring belly-dancer shows and folklore parties. Free Wi-Fi is available on board.

Sailing between Aswan and Luxor, the ship calls at Philae, Kom Ombo, Edfu and Esna, with departures on Wednesdays from Aswan and Saturdays from Luxor on three-, four- and seven-night itineraries.

Highlights

  • Sun-deck pool, jacuzzi and sauna
  • 70 cabins across five decks
  • Renovated in 2018
  • Calls at Philae, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Esna
  • Free Wi-Fi on board

At sail

Day by day

Voyager sails 2 published programmes. Its own route: Aswan, Philae, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Esna, Luxor Departures wednesdays from aswan (3 and 7 nights); saturdays from luxor (4 and 7 nights). The order of the temples is fixed by the river, so what changes between programmes is the direction and how much is fitted into each day.

Luxor to Aswan, 4 nightsusually departs Monday

  1. Day 1

    Luxor, embark and the east bank

    Board before lunch. The two east-bank temples in the afternoon, when the light is best at Karnak.

    Visits Karnak · Luxor Temple

  2. Day 2

    The west bank, then sail through the Esna lock

    An early start for the tombs, then the boat sails south and passes the Esna lock, often in the evening. Moor at Edfu.

    Visits Valley of the Kings · Hatshepsut · Colossi of Memnon

    Optional hot-air balloon at dawn

  3. Day 3

    Edfu and Kom Ombo

    Edfu at first light, usually reached by horse-drawn carriage from the mooring. Sail to Kom Ombo, whose double temple sits directly above the water.

    Visits Edfu · Kom Ombo

  4. Day 4

    Aswan

    The Aswan cluster, usually in one morning, with a felucca sail among the islands in the afternoon.

    Visits High Dam · Philae · Unfinished Obelisk · felucca

  5. Day 5

    Disembark

    Breakfast on board and disembarkation, typically by 08:00. Abu Simbel is a pre-dawn add-on, not part of the sailing.

    Optional Abu Simbel by road or air

Aswan to Luxor, 3 nightsusually departs Friday

  1. Day 1

    Aswan, embark

    Board before lunch, then the Aswan cluster in the afternoon.

    Visits High Dam · Philae · Unfinished Obelisk

    Optional felucca among the islands

  2. Day 2

    Kom Ombo and Edfu

    Sail north. Kom Ombo sits at the mooring; Edfu is a short carriage ride inland.

    Visits Kom Ombo · Edfu

    Optional Abu Simbel, pre-dawn by road or air

  3. Day 3

    Through Esna to Luxor, east bank

    The Esna lock can hold the fleet for a while; the east-bank temples follow on arrival.

    Visits Esna lock · Karnak · Luxor Temple

  4. Day 4

    West bank and disembark

    Check out after breakfast, then the west bank before departure.

    Visits Valley of the Kings · Hatshepsut · Colossi of Memnon

    Optional hot-air balloon at dawn

Day structure aggregated from the published itineraries for this class of boat and direction. Operators shift a call by half a day and the Esna lock queue moves everything; confirm the running order for your departure.

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 Voyager in the cabin booked
  • Meals aboard per the boat's published programme
  • Sun deck, pool, spa 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
  • Suite (max 2 guests + 1 child)
  • Twin cabin (max 2 guests)
  • Double cabin (max 2 guests + 1 child)
  • Triple cabin (max 3 guests)
  • Single cabin (max 1 guest + 1 child)
Dining
  • Large restaurants
  • Bar lounge
Facilities
  • Swimming pool
  • Jacuzzi
  • Sauna
  • Sun deck
  • Bar lounge
  • Massage room
  • Bazaars / shops
  • Belly dancer shows and folklore parties
Spa · pool · gym
Swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and massage room
Itineraries
  • 3 nights ex-Aswan
  • 4 nights ex-Luxor
  • 7 nights ex-Aswan
  • 7 nights ex-Luxor

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Voyager questions, answered

How much does Voyager cost?

Advertised rates start from US$220 per person; prices vary by season and cabin.

How many cabins does Voyager have?

70 cabins.

What route does Voyager sail?

Aswan, Philae, Kom Ombo, Edfu, Esna, Luxor, departing Wednesdays from Aswan (3 and 7 nights); Saturdays from Luxor (4 and 7 nights).

What's included on Voyager?

Full board, sightseeing and all transfers by private coaches, private guide, all entrance fees

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