Skip to content
From per personOn Request
Nile Cruise5-Star LuxuryLUXOR → LUXOR

Mayflower Nile Cruise

At a glance

Length
8 days · 7 nights
Embarks
Mon, Fri
Board
Full Board
  • New

02Overview

A first look

Mayflower is a five-star cruiser between Luxor and Aswan, sailing the classic three, four and seven-night itineraries with full-board dining, a sun-deck pool, and Egyptologist-led sightseeing along the river.

The route

Luxor and Aswan

  1. LuxorKarnak & the Valley of the KingsEmbark
  2. EdfuThe Temple of Horus
  3. Kom OmboThe Temple of Sobek
  4. AswanPhilae Temple & the High DamDisembark

Choose your direction

  • Luxor → Aswan4 nightsupstream, against the current
  • Aswan → Luxor3 nightsdownstream, with the current
  • Round-trip7 nightsreturn to Luxor or Aswan

At sea

Detailed itinerary

Based on round-trip embarkation from LUXOR. On 7-night round-trips each site is visited once.

  1. 1

  2. 2

  3. 3

  4. 4

  5. 5

Bundled in

  • Sun deck
  • Swimming pool
  • Bar
  • Spa center
  • Restaurant
  • Main lounge
  • Boutique and jewelry shop
  • Laundry and dry cleaning
  • Internet corner / WiFi in public areas
  • Library
  • Reception

The fine print

What's included – and what isn't

Included

  • Full-board dining (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
  • English-speaking Egyptologist guide
  • All shore excursions mentioned
  • Standard site entrance fees
  • Hotel transfers in Luxor and Aswan

Not included

  • International flights
  • Tips for guide and driver
  • Premium tomb tickets (Tutankhamun, Seti I)
  • Pyramid interiors
  • Personal expenses

Before you go

What to pack & wear

Children & families

Children 0–5.99 years travel free; 6–11.99 years pay 50%; 12+ pay the full adult price. Children must share a cabin with their parents (maximum one child per cabin). Two or more children require their own cabin.

Location

On the map

Luxor and Aswan — where it sails in EgyptMediterranean SeaRed SeaWestern DesertEastern DesertLake NasserLuxorEdfuKom OmboAswanCairoAbu SimbelN
Cairo lies north; your cruise is the gold stretch in the south. The Nile flows north, so sailing upstream means heading south.

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

Last updated 25 July 2026Product ID: CRU-NIL-824139

You Might Also Like

Jaz Elite Senator Nile CruiseNile

7 Nights

Jaz Elite Senator Nile Cruise

The cruise sails between Luxor and Aswan, calling at Karnak, the Valley of the Kings, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Philae. The Jaz Elite Senator is an all-suite Nile vessel offering full-board dining and guided excursions. An English-speaking Egyptologist leads small-group visits, limited to a maximum of eight guests per guide. We are a licensed Egyptian tour operator and arrange meet-and-assist services, private deluxe air-conditioned transfers and the on-the-ground excursions listed. Unlike larger mass-market Nile ships, the Jaz Elite Senator provides all-suite accommodation and typically operates with smaller guided groups, which reduces time waiting at sites. Practical departures run from Luxor or Aswan, with a variety of itinerary lengths available.

Jaz Viceroy Nile CruiseNile

7 Nights

Jaz Viceroy Nile Cruise

MayFair Nile CruiseNile

7 Nights

MayFair Nile Cruise

Board the MayFair Nile Cruise for a five-star voyage along the Nile, sailing from Luxor to Aswan. It sails from Luxor to Aswan. The cruise follows the river corridor where Karnak, Luxor West Bank, Edfu, Kom Ombo and Philae are the classic stops along this stretch. We arrange guided visits, local transfers and Egyptologists to join you at the sites. We arrange private guided visits rather than large coach tours, which keeps group sizes smaller and timings more flexible. Unlike day trips run from Luxor, a multi-day cruise moves you between sites instead of returning each evening to one base. Evenings are typically spent on deck, watching river life and hearing short briefings from your Egyptologist. We are a licensed Egyptian tour operator and coordinate embarkation in Luxor and disembarkation in Aswan.