An easy day today, only visiting Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple with a 1:30 start, so I started today with a casual breakfast of waffles and coffee.  Every time I have asked for a coffee the cup has been poured full with no room for milk, and usually there is no milk to be found on the table, I have tried to drink the coffee here without milk but I don't think I will ever get used to it.
I caught up with the web page and then chilled for the rest of the morning.  
Radwan was waiting for me, nice and early, considering I am always early, for someone to be waiting for me is a rare occurrence.  
After visiting Karnak and Luxor Temples it was time to say good bye to Radwan, but only after he had organised my wake up call, my luggage collection time and how to settle the bill. 
I finally felt hungry so I decided to try the Lebanese restaurant, I ordered the grilled Shrimp, if I had known that they would come out with their shells on I probably would have selected something else, but thankfully I didn't know as the meal was really enjoyable.​
Check out from Nile Cruise, then you will visit Dendara to see the Temple which was dedicated to the goddess Hathor, goddess of love and joy. Built in the time of the Ptolemy rulers of Egypt, around 125 BCE, it still has an intact roof where you can marvel at the beautiful ceiling that depicts the hours of the night and day, as well as the journey of the sun, the moon and the stars across the sky: one ceiling even has a plaster cast depiction of the signs of the zodiac. Abydos, where the ancient Egyptians believed Osiris, lord of the underworld, was buried. Here you will visit the Temple of Seti I, which was built during the reign of Seti I and completed by his son, Ramses II. The paintings and reliefs on the walls of this temple are reckoned to be the best, and most beautifully, preserved in Egypt. 
At the end of these visits you will be driven back to your Luxor hotel for an overnight ​