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Find out all about our amazing Nile Cruise Holidays; from what you’ll eat to where you’ll sleep- Find out everything you need to know about our Nile Cruise Holidays and our Standard & Deluxe Nile Cruises here…. Information and advice for researching and booking a Nile Cruise Packages. Online information and inquiry, telephone booking.
1-Nile Cruise Holidays Itineraries, There are two basic itineraries The most popular is four nights from Luxor to Aswan, The other option is three nights on board depending on which direction you sail. There’s also a Lake Nasser cruise, which takes three, four or eight days, depending on whether you depart from Aswan or Abu Simbel 2-What Will I See? Sailing from Luxor, the boat stops at Edfu and Kom Ombo before spending two nights at Aswan, where you visit Philae and have the option of paying for an extra excursion to Abu Simbel. The return leg visits Edfu and, on docking at Luxor, includes a full-day’s sightseeing at Karnak and the West Bank. 3-What to Wear? In addition to light clothes for sightseeing it’s worth bringing something slightly more formal for dinner, although none of the boats require jacket and tie. It can get chilly at night on the river so bring something a bit warmer for a late-night drink on deck. 4-Food Three meals a day are included on all Nile Cruise Holidays, Meals are usually buffet, mixing Egyptian with international dishes- something for everyone. The quality of the fare depends on the boat, but at the higher end it is very good indeed. 5-Evening Entertainment Most Nile Cruises have a bar or lounge and will host a galabiyya party, where all are encouraged to dress in the traditional Egyptian men’s robe (sold onboard). Some boats feature local musicians, while the bigger boats have a disco-party every night. 6-Guides All of our Nile Cruise tours led by an expert guide can enhance your understanding of these ancient places 7-Booking For the best choice of Nile cruises go to a specialist such as http://www.journeytoegypt.com/en. Prices are higher at peak times, which include Christmas, New Year and Easter.