Following breakfast, explore the remarkable Temple of Wadi El Seboua, one of the most important temples constructed by Ramesses II in Nubia. The temple's avenue of sphinxes earned it the name "Valley of the Lions."
Continue your journey to Dakka Temple, originally dedicated to the god Thoth and later expanded during the Roman period. Nearby stands the elegant Temple of Meharakka, known for its unique spiral staircase and unfinished architectural features.
After lunch onboard while sailing, arrive at Amada, where you'll visit the oldest surviving temple in Nubia. Dedicated to Amun-Ra and Ra-Horakhty, the temple is renowned for its exceptionally preserved inscriptions and vibrant reliefs.
Your excursion also includes the nearby Temple of Derr, commissioned by Ramesses II, and the fascinating Tomb of Pennut, one of Nubia's finest rock-cut tombs belonging to an important official during the reign of Ramesses VI.
Overnight on board in Amada.