MS Amoura Dahabiya Nile Cruise
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Description :
Cosiness and luxury are part of the MS Amoura Dahabiya Nile Cruise, that offers 6 elegantly furnished cabins with panoramic view and private balcony. It is in this intimate scenario that you will sail between Esna and Aswan.
Inclusions :
- Meet and greet service
- Assistance during your trip
- Deluxe vehicle during your transfer
- Accommodation on board 5 star cruise (full board basis)
- Excursions as mentioned in the itinerary
- Entrance fees to all sights as mentioned in the itinerary
- Egyptologist guide
- All service charges and taxes
Exclusions :
- Any extras not mentioned in the itinerary
- Tipping Kitty
OBS: The booking of at least 2 double cabins or 4 participants is necessary to guarantee the cruise sailing.
Cruise Facilities :
- 6 double cabins (twin or large bed)
- 1 Suite
- Air-conditioner in all cabins
- Private bath/shower
- Room service
- Telephone
- Safe box
- Laundry service & housekeeping
- Sundeck
- TV and DVD player
- Internet access
- Water filter
Itinerary
Your tour manager you welcome you at the airport or train station in Aswan.
You will be taken to an Aswan tour, starting with the High Dam, built in the 60's.
Then you will visit the Aswan Bazaar and will go to Agilkia Island, where is located the charming Philae temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis.
You will be taken to your cruise and sail to Kom Ombo.
After breakfast, visit the Temples of Kom Ombo, dedicated to the gods Sobek and Horus.
Sail to Gebel el Silsila, a sandstone quarry that served as a religious site during the New Kingdom.
After breakfast, visit the temple of Edfu, dedicated to Horus and the best-preserved temple in Egypt.
Enjoy a visit to the bazaar nearby.
Sail to an island where you can enjoy an evening of fun with Egyptian food and music, traditions, and costumes.
Sail towards Esna.
Check-out after breakfast. You will visit the Valley of the Kings, burial place of pharaohs during the New Kingdom period.
Next, visit the unique temple of Queen Hatshepsut followed by the Colossi of Memnon, the statues of Amenhotep III.
Last but not least, explore the fantastic Karnak Temple, the largest in the world.
Your tour manager will meet you at the airport or train station upon your arrival in Luxor, then you will be taken by your tour guide to tours in Luxor.
Let's start with the Valley of the Kings, where dozens of kings and other royals were buried during the New Kingdom, followed by the unique temple of Queen Hatshepsut.
You will admire the Colossi of Memnon, the twin statues of Amenhotep III before being taken to the cruise.
After breakfast, we will visit the Temple of Edfu, dedicated to the god Horus and the best-preserved temple in Egypt.
Sail to Gebel El Silsila, where you will visit the Temple of Hormoheb, dedicated to the god Amun. Dinner will be served there or on the upper deck of cruise.
Enjoy leisure time after breakfast. The cruise will sail to Kom Ombo.
Visit to the Temple of Kom Ombo, dedicated to two gods at the same time: Sobek and Horus.
Sail to Aswan.
After breakfast, let's visit the charming Philae temple, dedicated to the goddess Isis.
Then, visit to Aswan's High Dam, built to stop the Nile floods.
Enjoy the rest of your time to walk in the Aswan Bazaar.
Check-out after breakfast. You will be taken to the airport or train station for the final departure.
May to September (05 Days / 04 Nights)
- US$ 999 Per Person in Double
- US$ 1599 Per person in Single
May to September (04 Days / 03 Nights)
- US$ 775 Per Person in Double
- US$ 1199 Per person in Single
October to April (05 Days / 04 Nights)
- US$ 1109 Per person in Double
- US$ 1745 Per person in Single
October to April (04 Days / 03 Nights)
- US$ 835 Per person in Double
- US$ 1315 Per person in Single
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Frequently Questions
Mosques and all other places of worship occupied a high and greatly respected place in the hearts of most Egyptians There aren’t really special clothes to be put on while visiting a mosque in Egypt; however, conservative attire would be highly recommended. In some mosques, women will be asked to cover their hair and perhaps their arms and legs. Both women and men will be asked to remove their shoes before entering a mosque.
Usually, the check-in time is at 11:00 AM after breakfast and before Lunch. As most Flights arrive much earlier, Immediate access to your cabin will be provided if available. If the option is unavailable, however, you will kindly be asked to wait until check-in time. A good way to kill time and make the most of the previous situation is to start your tours early in your trip.
Normally, Nile Cruise Check out Time is at 8:00 or 9:00 AM right after Breakfast. However, if your Flight or Train is running late, all the cruise facilities are under your beck & call, except the Cabin and the Restaurant. Moreover, you can safely keep your luggage onboard your designated Cruise and explore the city until your flight/train departure time.
The two standard meal plan variations for a Nile Cruise is All-inclusive & Full Board with the Latter being the most common. Full Board options include all meals in either a Set menu of Buffet form, served at a fixed time with the meals & food with quality and variety differing depending on the quality of the cruise itself. Items that are not included in the meal plan are beverages except for the breakfast tea, coffee, juice, afternoon tea are all complimentary & free of charge. As for the Second meal plan criteria, The all-inclusive meal plan that includes all types of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks
For The Nile Cruise Crew: Usually, there are around 50 to 70 employees onboard the cruise ship and all contribute to make your trip a wonderful journey. Considering this fact, it's advisable to Equally distribute the tip amongst the crew. Although there's a strict rule against tipping during the trip a great way to do it is to leave an envelope at the cruise reception with the total amount which they will divide equally amongst the crew members. In conclusion, tipping is an act of courtesy and not obligatory by any means.
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