Pick Your Best Nile Cruise In Egypt NOW !!!

As soon as you board one of our special boats, something inside you will stir as it transports you, in majestic splendor, through a magical mystical land.... It will steal your heart away!!! One of the most relaxing things for a visitor to do in Egypt is cruise along the Nile.

As Specialists in the cruise field for more than 30 years old; our Cruise fleet covers the whole week schedule passing the most spectacular ancient sites all over the world {Luxor/ Esna / Edfu / Kom Ombo /Aswan}.

We divided our fleet into 5 categories according to services, facilities & rates as following:

Visit the stunning Lake Nasser, Abu Simbel & Aswan on one of our delightful cruises below:

The construction of the High Dam at Aswan led to the creation of the worldds biggest man-made lake, Lake Nasser, and with it the opportunity to cruise its picturesque, unpopulated and tranquil waters on board luxuriously furbished vessels, visiting a selection of quieter temples and ancient sites. Many of these temples represent incredible feats of modern engineering, as they have been moved from their original sites to escape the rising waters brought about by the construction of the dam. King of all the wonders Lake Nasser has to offer is Abu Simbel and its two stunning temples, surely Egyptts best treasure after the Great Pyramids of Giza and not to be missed.
A cruise on Lake Nasser allows you the incomparable experience of dining by candlelight on board your boat as it is moored beside Abu Simbel, and represents a fantastic extension to a classic Nile Cruise or any other holiday in Egypt.

A Lake Nasser cruise take you to the Kalabsha temple, Ramses III's rock cut temple known as Beit el Wali, the Roman temple of Hathor known as Kertassi. Further south Ramses II's temple know as Wadi El Seboua temple, the Meriotic and Ptolemaic temple called Al Dakka, the unfinished Serapis temple called Al Meharakka. Visit to the saved temple of Amada (built during ThothMoses III and Amenhotep II), the rock cut temple of Derr and tomb of Penout (deputy under Ramses VI). On the east side of the lake is the ancient Fort now called Kasr Ibrim - and furthest south the two famous temples in Abu Simbel.

The deeper meaning of the proverb says: The Nile is Egyptts gift. Without this majestic river, none of the wonders, which tourists from all over the world come to admire, would exist in the middle of the rough desert that dominates Egyptts landscape. No pyramids, no mosques, no churches, no agriculture in the delta, no cotton fields in Upper Egypt nothing. Everything depends on the river, and ultimately, so do the Egyptians themselves.

If not a Nile cruise of several days, a night spent on the Nile or at least an evening seems to be a must for every tourist. A number of floating restaurants in Cairo, for example, respond to this desire and offer a special nightlife experience. All of them entertain their guests with more than only with a luxurious dinner. The tour includes belly dance shows and live music of all styles, Arabic as well as Western, and sufi or even acrobatic performances.

Private Sailing Yacht on the Nile

Your holiday / vacation can be started at any day you prefer as it will be only for you, and adapted to your requirements. The duration of the cruise can be as short as 3 nights and as long as 5 nights

It is known as the Dahabia, which in Arabic means ''golden boat'', as the boats of the Pharaohs and nobility of ancient Egypt were painted gold. The Dahabia takes a maximum of 7 passengers.

Dahabias allow you to sail literally into the past. These boats are for travelers who want soft adventures; something different but not too much to handle.
Escape to the pleasures of relaxing under the sun, Visit the Temples of the Pharaohs, good food and magnificent scenery. The daily experience of sailing to a new adventure on the Nile waters and enjoying the blue sky and green Valley is rewarding and satisfying.
This is a holiday to remember!
How this holiday makes a difference
Setting back in time is an experience that most will never and could never have. Sailing on a dahabia is like stepping back in time as they offer an antique passage in an antique land. one really does seem to travel back in time and enjoy a soul searching experience. Also this type of cruising on the Nile depends on locals form the Southern side of Egypt and gives an employment opportunity regardless of their educational background and also helps keep old sailing traditions to survive rather than be wiped away by modern navigation machines.

As the program of the Dahabia is very flexible and its size allows it to stop by small villages and gives the traveler a chance to learn more about the local life in the south and may be even contribute positively to it. In the past 10 years many of our travelers kept ties with some of the places they visited and extended what we call bridges between cultures where both sides have learnt a lot about the world around them.

Our boats:

• Royal Cleopatra
• El Bey
• El Hanem
• Zahra
• Nesma
• Amber
• Musk