Recreation on the Nile.

Recreation on the Nile.

A Journey of Relaxation and Exploration: Discover the Serene Beauty of the Nile River

Embark on a journey of relaxation and exploration along the majestic Nile River.
Nile Cruisen offers the perfect blend of ancient history, cultural immersion, and modern luxury. As you sail through the heart of Egypt, you’ll have the opportunity to unwind, rejuvenate, and discover the wonders of the past.

Escape the hustle and bustle of life to the calm of the Nile: An unforgettable relaxing journey Can you imagine yourself lying on the deck of a luxury ship, watching the Nile waters sway quietly in the arms of picturesque nature?

A Nile cruise is more than just a visit to temples and monuments, it is an opportunity to escape from the pressures of daily life and enjoy moments of serenity and tranquility.

Get ready for a unique relaxation experience: Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature: Wake up to the magical sunrise and enjoy the gentle Nile breeze. Enjoy watching the stunning landscapes and migratory birds flying in the sky. Pamper yourself with relaxing treatments:
Many Nile ships offer massage services and natural treatments to rejuvenate you and relieve stress.

Enjoy your time on deck: Nile Cruise ships provide comfortable places to relax on the deck, where you can read your favorite book or listen to soothing music while enjoying a panoramic view of the Nile.

Enjoy the peace and quiet of your own suite: Nile cruise suites are designed to provide the ultimate in comfort and privacy. Enjoy the view of the Nile from your private balcony or take a relaxing nap in your room.

Taste the most delicious cuisine: Enjoy delicious meals from Egyptian and international cuisine, prepared with the finest fresh ingredients.

The seasons of Nile Cruises between Luxor and Aswan are in the fall, winter and spring, where the weather is moderate unlike the summer, although the weather at night will be cooler than during the day, and it is usually recommended that the tourist prepares himself with light clothes for the day and others for the night, and it is also recommended to use light shoes and sunglasses, because the intensity of light and the lack of clouds make the glare of light intense by refracting on the waters of the river.

The Nile cruise: pass by the villages on the banks of the Nile and you will see the life of the Egyptian countryside, and you will be happy to see the children swimming and jumping in the Nile River to greet the passersby in front of their village.

There will be entertainment programs: on board these boats to enjoy the breathtaking sunset view that all passengers enjoy from the many balconies available to them whether in their rooms or on the upper floor for everyone.

The tourist will live the Pharaonic era: with all its glories, history, and events, as the ships cross the Nile and pass by the Pharaonic monuments and temples, and the tour guide gives a detailed explanation of each archaeological site and at some of these monuments, especially in the cities of Luxor and Aswan, passengers are disembarked to take pictures and spend some time moving between these amazing monuments for every person, as there is a stop at the city of Edfu for the tourist to enjoy the temples of Kom Ombo, which are considered the best preserved archaeological temples in a beautifully and amazing way that evokes a sense of the past and brings it back to the tourist.

On this Nile cruise: the tourists will enjoy seeing the High Dam and Lake Nasser, which is considered the largest artificial lake, and will also enjoy watching the Pharaonic obelisk that was not completed due to a defect in the rock itself, and is considered the largest obelisk currently in existence.
Will see the major project carried out by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), under which temples that were at risk of being submerged in the Nile after the construction of the High Dam were moved, and how the temples were moved rock by rock in a global project to be placed in their new location far from the floods and submergence of the Nile.