
MS Radamis I Nile Cruise
The Radamis I is a Deluxe Nile cruise ship offering upscale accommodations and professional service for travelers exploring the historic river between Luxor and Aswan.
Experience the timeless beauty of Egypt aboard the Radamis I, a vessel designed to provide a sophisticated and comfortable home base during your journey through the Nile Valley. As a staple of our Deluxe category, this ship balances classic river cruising elegance with the high-quality hospitality Nourbelle Tours guests expect. The vessel typically navigates the scenic route between Luxor and Aswan, allowing for an immersive discovery of Ancient Egyptian civilization while enjoying modern amenities.
Onboard, guests can expect an atmosphere of relaxation and refinement. The ship features spacious common areas, including a lounge bar for evening entertainment and a sun deck designed for panoramic views of the passing riverbanks. Whether you are watching the sunset over the desert hills or enjoying a morning coffee as the ship glides past rural villages, the Radamis I provides a serene vantage point over some of Egypt’s best-known landscapes.
- Duration options
- 3 nights · 4 nights · 7 nights
- Route
- Aswan ⇄ Luxor
- Type
- Deluxe · Cruise ship
- Capacity
- 100 cabins · up to 200 guests
- Starting from
- $750 per person
Fixed programs, weekly departures
- Departs
- Monday · Wednesday · Friday
- Route
- Aswan → Luxor
- Duration
- 4 days / 3 nights
- Departs
- Monday · Tuesday · Saturday
- Route
- Luxor → Aswan
- Duration
- 5 days / 4 nights
Facilities & amenities
Ship facilities
Cabins & suites
The main restaurant serves a combination of international buffets and local Egyptian specialties, catering to a variety of dietary preferences. Most sailings include a captain's welcome cocktail and themed dinner nights to celebrate the region's rich culinary heritage.
Facilities as listed by the operator; confirmed with your booking.
What makes it different


Deluxe accommodations with Nile-facing windows

Evening folkloric shows and galabeya parties

Professional guided excursions to ancient temples

Relaxed atmosphere for scenic river sailing
Day by day, every program
Aswan → Luxor
Day01Embark in Aswan
12:00 PM Board the ship in Aswan, receive your cabin keys and a welcome drink.
12:30 PM Lunch on board.
2:30 PM Visit the Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis, reached by motor boat, and the Aswan High Dam.
Evening Optional felucca sail around the Nile islands.
7:30 PM Dinner on board; overnight in Aswan.
Day02Kom Ombo and Edfu
7:00 AM Breakfast on board.
9:00 AM Sail to Kom Ombo and visit the double temple of Sobek and Haroeris.
12:30 PM Lunch on board while sailing to Edfu.
3:00 PM Visit the Temple of Horus at Edfu, one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt.
7:30 PM Dinner on board; overnight sailing to Luxor through the Esna lock.
Day03Luxor East and West Banks
6:30 AM Breakfast on board.
7:30 AM West Bank: Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon.
12:30 PM Lunch on board.
3:00 PM East Bank: Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple.
7:30 PM Dinner on board; overnight in Luxor.
Day04Disembark in Luxor
7:00 AM Breakfast on board.
8:30 AM Check out and transfer to your hotel, the airport, or your next tour.
Times are a typical schedule and can change with river traffic and lock timings.
Standard voyages include 3-, 4-, or 7-night options visiting the Valley of the Kings and Karnak in Luxor, plus the temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo. All itineraries culminate in or depart from Aswan, featuring the High Dam and the beautiful Philae Temple.
Prices on request
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Ask for a quoteQuestions people actually ask
What is the typical route for the Radamis I?
The vessel typically sails between Luxor and Aswan, stopping at major archaeological sites along the riverbanks over several nights.
Are guided tours included in the cruise?
Yes, Nourbelle Tours provides expert Egyptologists for excursions to sites like Karnak Temple and the Temple of Sobek at Kom Ombo.
What should I wear during the cruise?
Casual attire works well for daytime sightseeing, while smart-casual dress is recommended for dinner; don't forget a costume for the galabeya party.
Is Wi-Fi available on the Radamis I?
Internet access is generally available in common areas, though signal strength varies depending on the ship's location on the Nile.
Are there medical facilities on the ship?
A doctor is usually available on call for the vessel, and first aid is available on board for minor needs during the journey.
