Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise
A five-star Nile cruiser with pool, rooftop terrace, lounge bar, panoramic windows and Nile-view balconies; full-board dining and weekly shore excursions between Luxor and Aswan.
At a glance
- Length
- 4 days · 3 nights
- Embarks
- Mon, Thu
- Board
- Full Board
- Class
- 5-star
The short answer
Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise is a five-star Nile cruise vessel arranged by Discovery Tours Egypt.
02Overview
A first look
Background
The facts
Jaz Crown Jubilee is a five-star Nile cruise vessel used on the Luxor–Aswan river route. It is arranged by Discovery Tours Egypt as part of a multi-day Egypt travel package, while the cruise itself is operated by a third-party cruise line. The vessel is designed for full-board sailing on the Nile, with accommodation, meals, and scheduled shore excursions included in the cruise program.
Cabins are available in Standard, Deluxe, and Suite categories. Higher-grade cabins may feature Nile-view balconies, while some Deluxe cabins include panoramic windows. Public spaces typically include a sun deck with pool, shaded seating, an indoor lounge, and a lounge bar for use while sailing between Luxor and Aswan.
The excursion program commonly includes Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Edfu Temple of Horus, Kom Ombo Temple, Philae Temple on Agilkia Island, and the Valley of the Kings on the west bank of Luxor. Weekly sailings run in both directions between Luxor and Aswan, with embarkation and disembarkation handled at those two Nile ports.
Because this is a river cruise rather than a road transfer tour, the pace alternates between sailing periods and guided temple visits. Standard site entrance fees are included unless otherwise stated; premium tombs such as Tutankhamun or Seti I, and gratuities, are excluded unless specifically added.
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Is this for you?
Yes, if
- This cruise suits travelers who want a structured Nile journey with guided sightseeing and accommodation in one package. It is a good fit for adults, couples, and families who prefer a mid-paced itinerary with comfortable onboard facilities and clear logistics.
- It also suits first-time visitors to Egypt who want to visit the main Upper Egypt monuments without arranging separate hotels and transfers.
What lingers
- 01Cabin choices include Standard, Deluxe and Suite classes.
- 02Some higher-grade cabins have Nile-view balconies; some Deluxe cabins have panoramic windows.
- 03Rooftop terrace with a pool and shaded seating.
- 04Restaurant, lounge bar and indoor lounge on board.
- 05The shore-excursion programme includes Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Edfu, Kom Ombo, Philae and the Valley of the Kings.
- 06Weekly sailings operate in both directions between Luxor and Aswan.
The route
Luxor and Aswan
- EdfuThe Temple of Horus
- Kom OmboThe Temple of Sobek
Choose your direction
- Luxor → Aswan4 nightsupstream, against the current
- Aswan → Luxor3 nightsdownstream, with the current
- Round-trip7 nightsreturn to Luxor or Aswan
Both directions
Where this ship sails
This vessel works more than one stretch of the river. The direction changes the order of the temples, the number of nights and which city you fly out of.
At sea
Detailed itinerary
Based on embarkation from Aswan and disembarkation in Luxor.
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Cabin pricing
Pricing & seasonal rates
Per person, per cabin, in GBP. Each rate below covers the full sailing, the guided sightseeing programme along the route, and your arrival and departure transfers between the vessel and the local airport or railway station.
7 nights / 8 days · Luxor to Luxor
| Cabin | Low seasonMay – September | High seasonOctober – April | Peak season18 Dec – 6 Jan, 21 Mar – 4 Apr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single cabin | £1,880 | £2,115 | £2,485 |
| Double cabin | £1,241 | £1,409 | £1,611 |
| Triple cabin | £1,207 | £1,409 | £1,577 |
4 nights / 5 days · Luxor to Aswan
| Cabin | Low seasonMay – September | High seasonOctober – April | Peak season18 Dec – 6 Jan, 21 Mar – 4 Apr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single cabin | £1,197 | £1,332 | £1,543 |
| Double cabin | £832 | £928 | £1,043 |
| Triple cabin | £813 | £928 | £1,024 |
3 nights / 4 days · Aswan to Luxor
| Cabin | Low seasonMay – September | High seasonOctober – April | Peak season18 Dec – 6 Jan, 21 Mar – 4 Apr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single cabin | £969 | £1,070 | £1,229 |
| Double cabin | £695 | £767 | £854 |
| Triple cabin | £681 | £767 | £839 |
7 nights / 8 days · Aswan to Aswan
| Cabin | Low seasonMay – September | High seasonOctober – April | Peak season18 Dec – 6 Jan, 21 Mar – 4 Apr |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single cabin | £1,895 | £2,131 | £2,501 |
| Double cabin | £1,256 | £1,424 | £1,626 |
| Triple cabin | £1,223 | £1,424 | £1,593 |
Cabin allocation
- Nile vessels do not have interconnecting cabins.
- Book early and we will ask the vessel to place your party together — usually adjacent, or directly opposite.
- Cabin numbers are confirmed by the vessel at check-in.
Indicative rates only – pricing and cabins fluctuate. Please enquire for live rates on your specific dates.
On property
What's here
- restaurant
- laundry
- concierge
- spa
- bar
- parking
- rooftop-terrace
- pool
The fine print
What's included – and what isn't
Included
- Accommodation aboard Jaz Crown Jubilee
- Full board, with breakfast, lunch and dinner served on board
- Use of the vessel’s shared facilities, including the pool, rooftop terrace and lounge bar
- Daily tidying of your cabin
- Scheduled shore excursions included in the vessel’s programme
Not included
- Drinks other than water served with meals
- Personal spa extras and supplements for speciality dining
- Separately charged tomb interiors and premium archaeological site entrance fees
- Gratuities for crew and guides
- International and domestic flights, visas and travel insurance
Accessibility
Who can join this
Boarding involves a gangway, which may be steep or change with the river level. Cabins can have a small threshold step, and narrow corridors may restrict wheelchair turning. Public areas are spread across the vessel; stairs are typically needed to reach the sun deck and pool, and lift access cannot be assumed. Shore excursions include uneven stone and paved ground, cobbles at the Valley of the Kings, and steps at sites such as Karnak Temple and Kom Ombo. Wheelchair access at these sites is limited. Tell us about mobility needs before booking so we can check cabin options and discuss boarding assistance. A companion may be needed for transfers.
Before you go
What to pack & wear
What to bring
- A valid passport and travel documents
- Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses
- Comfortable walking shoes with a good grip
- Lightweight daypack for shore excursions
- Reusable water bottle
- Medication and travel insurance details
- Plug adapter for Type C or F sockets
What to wear
- Light, airy clothing for warm days
- Clothing covering shoulders and knees at temples and mosques
- A thin layer for cooler mornings and evenings
- Closed shoes for uneven archaeological ground
- Swimwear and a cover-up for shared areas
Children & families
Children aged 0 to 5.99 years travel free; children aged 6 to 11.99 years pay 50% of the adult price; children aged 12 years and older pay the full adult price. Children must share a cabin with their parents, with a maximum of one child per cabin. Two or more children require their own cabin. Strollers can be difficult on cobbled or stepped paths, including at the Valley of the Kings. High chairs and children's cutlery may be available on request, subject to onboard stock.
Location
On the map
– Responsible travel
How we travel here
The Nile cruise uses a diesel-powered river vessel. Any road transfers arranged for your booking use air-conditioned vehicles; the vehicle type depends on the transfer requirements. The cruise line and local suppliers provide the vessel, food and shore-excursion services, and crew and guides are locally employed. Regional produce may be used when suppliers can verify its origin, but availability varies. Practices such as refillable water stations, reduced single-use packaging and waste sorting depend on the vessel and supplier. We do not claim that the cruise is emissions-free or that all waste is recycled. Ask us before booking if you would like current details about the assigned vessel's provisions.
Licensed local Egyptologists
ETAA-credentialed, on payroll
Fair wages on the ground
Drivers + guides paid above market
Site preservation
We follow MoTA visitor caps and no-touch protocols
Carbon-aware itineraries
Domestic flights only when train/road is impractical
Asked & answered
Frequent questions
01What is the typical duration of a Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise?
The Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise typically offers sailings of three, four, or seven nights between Luxor and Aswan. You can choose the duration that best fits your holiday plans.02What is included in the full board accommodation on the Jaz Crown Jubilee?
Full board on the Jaz Crown Jubilee includes lunch on your embarkation day through breakfast on your disembarkation day. This covers all meals served on board, with water provided during mealtimes.03What shore excursions are part of the cruise programme?
The cruise programme includes guided shore excursions to major sites such as Karnak Temple, Luxor Temple, Edfu (Temple of Horus), Kom Ombo, Philae Temple, and the Valley of the Kings. These visits are coordinated by our Egyptologists.04What is the policy for children travelling on the Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise?
Children aged 0-5.99 years travel free, while those 6-11.99 years pay 50% of the adult price. Children aged 12 and above pay the full adult fare. One child maximum can share a cabin with parents; two or more children require their own cabin.05Are gratuities for the crew and guides included in the cruise fare?
No, gratuities and tips for the crew and guides are not included in your cruise fare. It is customary to offer tips at the end of your journey, reflecting the service you received.06What should I wear for shore excursions and on board the vessel?
For shore excursions, comfortable walking shoes and light, breathable clothing are recommended. Modest dress is appropriate for religious sites. On board, smart casual attire is suitable, with swimwear for the pool deck.07What are the cabin options on the Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise?
The Jaz Crown Jubilee offers Standard, Deluxe, and Suite cabins. Some higher-grade cabins feature Nile-view balconies, while certain Deluxe cabins provide panoramic windows for river views.08What is the best time of year to take a Nile Cruise?
The best time for a Nile Cruise is typically during the winter sun season, from November to March, when the weather is cooler and more comfortable for sightseeing. Summer months can be very hot.09Is the Jaz Crown Jubilee Nile Cruise accessible for travellers with mobility concerns?
While the vessel itself has lifts between decks, shore excursions often involve walking on uneven ancient stone, sand, and stairs at archaeological sites. Travellers with significant mobility issues should enquire about specific site conditions.10Are drinks, other than water with meals, included on the cruise?
No, drinks beyond water served with meals are not included in the full board package. You can purchase additional beverages, including soft drinks, juices, and alcoholic drinks, from the lounge bar or dining room.
If plans change
Cancellation
- More than 30 days
- Full refund less a £50 admin fee
- 15–30 days
- 50% refund
- Within 14 days
- No refund – date changes considered case by case
Product ID: CRU-NIL-195957
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