
Radamis II Nile Cruise Overview
A practical standard cruise option for travelers who care most about route coverage, guided temple visits, and a lower starting cost.
Best for: Backpackers, budget travelers, and practical sightseeing-focused guests
Why Book This Cruise
This cruise is included in the Nile Cruise Hub collection because it matches common buyer intent for route coverage, cabin comfort, sightseeing access, and quote flexibility. Final availability, cabin category, and inclusions should always be confirmed before payment.
Main Highlights
- Affordable Nile cruise route
- Luxor to Aswan temples
- Edfu and Kom Ombo stops
- Good for essential sightseeing
- Upgradeable quote options
Before You Confirm
Ask for the final sailing date, cabin category, meal plan, guide language, entrance ticket policy, transfer details, drinks policy, tipping expectations, and cancellation rules. For a faster answer, send your dates and traveler count through the request form.
Helpful Resources
Standard Nile Cruise Guide | Aswan Travel Guide | Nile Cruise Prices | Compare Nile Cruise Ships | What's Included | Best Time to Cruise
Cruise Highlights
- Affordable Nile cruise route
- Luxor to Aswan temples
- Edfu and Kom Ombo stops
- Good for essential sightseeing
- Upgradeable quote options
33 Nights4 Days / 3 Nights · Aswan to Luxor
- 1Day 1Arrive in Aswan or board according to the confirmed route, complete Aswan sightseeing when scheduled.
- 2Day 2Sail to Kom Ombo and Edfu with guided temple visits.
- 3Day 3Continue to Luxor and visit East Bank highlights when scheduled.
- 4Day 4Visit Luxor West Bank and disembark.
44 Nights5 Days / 4 Nights · Luxor to Aswan
- 1Day 1Arrive in Luxor, board the cruise, visit Karnak and Luxor Temple.
- 2Day 2Explore the West Bank, including Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple, then sail toward Edfu.
- 3Day 3Visit Edfu Temple and Kom Ombo Temple, then continue sailing toward Aswan.
- 4Day 4Visit Philae Temple, the High Dam area, and optional Nubian experiences.
- 5Day 5Disembark in Aswan or add Abu Simbel as an optional extension.
77 Nights8 Days / 7 Nights · Round Trip
This 7-night option sails this ship's own 4-night and 3-night legs back to back for a full Luxor - Aswan - Luxor round trip, without repeating the same guided temple visits on the way back.
- 1Day 1Arrive in Luxor, board the cruise, visit Karnak and Luxor Temple.
- 2Day 2Explore the West Bank, including Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple, then sail toward Edfu.
- 3Day 3Visit Edfu Temple and Kom Ombo Temple, then continue sailing toward Aswan.
- 4Day 4Visit Philae Temple, the High Dam area, and optional Nubian experiences.
- 5Day 5Continue in Aswan, then begin the return sailing toward Luxor. An Abu Simbel extension can still be added before departing.
- 6Day 6Sail back toward Luxor, passing Kom Ombo and Edfu along the way.
- 7Day 7Free time in Luxor to relax onboard, shop, or arrange optional extras before your final night.
- 8Day 8Disembark in Luxor.
Cabins and Facilities
Simple private cabins with bathroom, air conditioning, and basic onboard services.
- Restaurant
- Sun deck
- Lounge
- Reception
- Pool where available
What is included?
- Accommodation
- Meals on board
- Sightseeing if selected
- Assistance
- Taxes where stated
Not usually included
- Flights
- Drinks and tips
- Optional tours
- Entrance fees unless included
- Premium cabin upgrades
| Season | 3 nights4 days / 3 nights | 4 nights5 days / 4 nights | 7 nights8 days / 7 nights |
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| Low seasonJun to Aug | Ask for rate | Ask for rate | Ask for rate |
| ShoulderMay and Sep | Ask for rate | Ask for rate | Ask for rate |
| High seasonOct to Apr | Ask for rate | Ask for rate | Ask for rate |
| EasterPeak dates | Ask for rate | Ask for rate | Ask for rate |
| ChristmasPeak dates | Ask for rate | Ask for rate | Ask for rate |
Indicative per person rates in a double cabin. Final price depends on cabin category, exact dates, and group size, and is confirmed at quote stage.
Cruise FAQ
Is a standard cruise still 5-star?
Many Nile ships use local 5-star classifications, but comfort level can be simpler than luxury ships.
Should I upgrade?
Upgrade if cabin quality and dining matter more than price.
What does Radamis II cost through the year?
Rates step up through the year: lowest from June to August, a little higher in the May and September shoulder months, higher again in the October to April high season, with Easter and the Christmas and New Year sailings the most expensive dates of all. Send us your dates and we will confirm the exact figure.
Which route does it sail?
Luxor to Aswan, southbound. Karnak and Luxor Temple, the Valley of the Kings, then Edfu and Kom Ombo, ending with Philae at Aswan.
Who is this ship actually right for?
Backpackers, budget travellers and anyone treating the cruise as transport plus sightseeing rather than the holiday itself. The cabins are simple with a private bathroom and air conditioning.
What is not included?
Flights, drinks and tips, optional tours, entrance fees unless stated, and premium cabin upgrades. Meals on board and accommodation are covered.







