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Children Under 12: Children under 12 years of age are not allowed to travel alone and must be accompanied by their parents. Children 12 and Over: Children 12 years of age and older are allowed to travel with official permission from their parents and with proper supervision.
– Nile Cruisen Team

Children below 12 years are not allowed to travel on the Nile cruise without their parents
– Nile Cruises Guide

Your general ticket for the Valley of the Kings grants entry to three tombs. To ensure you have the best experience, your expert guide from Nile Cruisen will assist you in choosing three of the most impressive and captivating tombs to visit
– Nile Cruises guide

Tomb of Ramses VI (KV9) Tomb of Ramses IX (KV6) Tomb of Ramses I (KV16) Tomb of Merenptah (KV8)
– Nile Cruises guides

To visit the tomb of Tutankhamen, you need to go to the West Bank in Luxor (30 minutes from downtown and 45 minutes from Luxor airport); you will arrive at the Valley of the Kings; you need to buy one general ticket for the valley of the Kings area and a special ticket to visit the tomb of tutankhamen (you can buy online). Then you will walk for 10 minutes to arrive at the tomb that is situated in the middle of the Valley of Kings.
– Nile Cruises guides

You will visit three royal tombs during your trip in the Valley of the Kings; we recommend Ramses IV, Merenptah, and Ramses IX
– Nile Cruises Guide

Explore the ancient Egyptian monuments spread on the banks of the Nile and enjoy the beauty of the landscape.
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Luxor and Aswan; they are the main destinations for Nile cruises in Egypt; you can start from Luxor to Aswan for 5-day/4-night trip OR start from Aswan to Luxor for 4-day/3-night trip
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The Nile River
– Nile Cruises official Site

Yes, probably! Despite all the amazing discoveries, Luxor and Aswan still hold buried secrets. Research and radar scans indicate the presence of undiscovered tombs and settlements, especially in the western part of Luxor. Archaeological work is ongoing, and new discoveries are made every year that expand our understanding of ancient Egyptian civilization.
– Nile Cruisen Guides dep.

The Nile is in the Luxor region, and Aswan is relatively protected from the strong winds that may significantly affect the stability of the ship; it is designed to sail in the quiet waters of the river. As for sandstorms, it is a phenomenon that may occur in Egypt, especially in the last month of the spring (the Fifties). In the event of a severe sand storm, the vision may be affected, and the ship’s speed is reduced as a precautionary measure, but it rarely leads to the abolition of sailing fully. The crew has experience in dealing with these conditions to ensure the safety of passengers.
– Nile Cruises official Site