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Great
Egypt
The Nile & the Nubian Sea : A 15 - day Egyptian tour
This
inclusive tour shows you the true grandeur of Egypt, with visits to
the timeless monuments of cosmopolitan Cairo, a cruise to the temples
along the Nile, and a voyage to the ancient sites on the vast inland
sea of Lake Nasser in Nubia. It's all of Egypt in 15 days, at
the best rates possible.
We have even included all the tips
Compare
with the Alexandria
Edition , 18-day edition
. Add Denderah
or the 20 Day edition
Tour
starts weekly in Cairo on Saturdays . Compare with Thursday
Board Luxor Version
DAY
1 - USA/CAIRO -Friday- Weekly departure - Year Round
JFK Passengers : We take off from New York's John F. Kennedy International
Airport, bound for Cairo ,
For East Coast passangers : Egyptair is the only non-stop flight between
JFk and Cairo , and gets you into Cairo in the afternoon, all other
carriers do get in late evening or after midnight, please lets know
your preference.
For
west coast passengers : you need not to fly thru JFK, usually we will
use Lufthansa, or British or Air France etc, so you fly non-stop to
Europ then a short flight to Cairo .
Air fare add-on : For Boston, Chicago, Miami, Orlando Houston : $300.
Most West Coast cities : SFO, LAX, SEA, SAN , PDX $ 350
This tour is available without air fare : If you choose to make your
own arrangements for international airfare, please deduct $500 per person
from the rates. We do welcome bookings from all over the world.
For upgrade to business class on Egyptair , please add : $ 2500 ( $
3000 during Christmas ) roundtrip JFK Cairo JFK, tax included ( subject
to change)
Day
2 - CAIRO Saturday
For London Passengers : Board your Egyptair non-stop flights today and
arrive Cairo same day .
In Cairo : Your private air-conditioned vehicle, and private chauffeir
await you . Complimentary visa will be issued upon arrival for citizens
of : Australia, USA, Canada , Japan and EU. .
Your passport must be valid at least for 6 month beyond the date of
arrival. Upon arrival, we escort you to your hotel. Welcome local pastries
awaits you in your room.
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Visa
will be issued upon arrival.
As you exit the gate, you will pass through a door or two , down some
stairs , then walk for 2-5 minutes , until you pass the duty free shops,
at the end of a wide corridor , you will see the security officers.
There you will be met by a local representative, who will be holding
a sign with the name you prefer to use for the sign .
Our local representative will then take your passport to obtain a stamp
from the cashier / bank window and escort you to speak with the passport
officer. He will escort you through another last check on your passport
as you exit the passport control, into customs area, he will assist
you in collecting your luggage and clearing customs . After exiting
the terminal, our local representative will escort you (private vehicle)
to the hotel . Add
Extra Night : To add Memphis , Sakkara , Coptic Cairo and more, please
click here
DAY
3 - CAIRO Sunday (cBL)
Today we see Cairo's major sights: the Egyptian Museum, including the
Mummies room, Giza Pyramids, the Solar Boat Museum housing the
oldest known Royal Barge that was found next to the Great Pyramid of
Cheops, and was supposed to be ready for the Mighty Pharaoh in his "after
Life" journey !. We tour as well the enigmatic Sphinx.
Evening Sound & Light show at Giza.
DAY
4 - ASWAN/ NUBIAN CRUISE -
Monday (cBLD)
After an early breakfast, we drive to the airport for the flight to
Aswan, ( or Abu Simbel
) where we board our lake cruiser. Complimentary welcome fruit basket
in ear cabin. After lunch aboard, we visit the Temple of Kalabsha,
originally constructed in Pharaonic style, but later remodeled in Greco-Roman
style and dedicated to the god Mandoulis. Next we visit Beit el Wali,
a work of Pharaoh Ramses the Great, followed by a stop at Kertassi
Kiosk, dedicated to the goddess Isis. We dine aboard our floating
hotel.
DAY
5 - CRUISING Tuesday (BLD)
Lake Nasser, Egypt's great man-made inland sea formed by the waters
held behind the Aswan High Dam. As we head south towards Wadi
el Seboua, you have time to relax on deck, take a dip in the pool,
read up on Egyptian history, and get to know your fellow travelers.
DAY
6 - WADI EL SEBOUA, DAKKA & AMADA Wednesday (BLD)
Our first port of call is at the Temple of Wadi el Seboua, dedicated
by the mighty Ramses the Great to two of ancient Egypt's most powerful
gods. Our next stop is Dakka Temple, followed by a visit to Amada
and the tomb of Penout, the powerful viceroy of Nubia, one of ancient
Egypt's richest regions. Known as the "Land of Gold," Nubia
was famous for the stream of gold, ivory, precious stones and minerals
which made their way from Africa to Egypt via the Nubian Nile. We dock
at Kasr Ibrim, where we dock for the night.
DAY
7 - KASR IBRIM & ABU SIMBEL Thursday (BLD)
As the sun brightens the lake shore we gaze at the citadel of Kasr Ibrim,
a once-mighty fortress which time and weather have rendered fragile,
the only structure of its kind still extant in Nubia. We learn about
the history of Nubia and this fortress, then, after lunch, set sail
for Abu Simbel. Arriving at the great temple, we have time to explore
its colossal facade and surroundings before enjoying dinner and spectacular
sound-and light show with the temple as our backdrop.
DAY
8 - ABU SIMBEL & ASWAN Friday (BD)
Get up early today to enjoy the extraordinary vision of the temple of
Abu Simbel at dawn, when the sacred sunlight penetrates deep
into its holy of holies as its architect intended. The morning sun bathes
the ruddy stone in golden light, providing perfect conditions for photography.
We fly to Aswan, transfer to your hotel, enjoy the local
souks or the water front.
DAY
9 - NILE CRUISE Saturday (cBLD)
Morning visit to Aswan dam, the unfinished Obelisk, and
the
Island temple of Philae , dedicated to the Ancient Goddess ISIS :
The
Mystery of Isis : Two millennia ago the Mediterranean world was enthralled
by the mystery of Isis:
"I,
Isis, am all that has been, that is or shall be; no mortal man hath
ever seen me unveiled."
Called
Aset by the ancient Egyptians, the goddess was a Madonna in the Mediterranean
tradition that stretches far, far back to the primitive Mother Goddess
from Anatolia, home to some of the oldest human communities on earth.
Isis
was the powerful and quick-witted protector of her son Horus, the Sun
God. Ancient peoples throughout the Mediterranean regarded Isis and
Horus as the perfect Madonna and Child. Another legend says she was
also the mother of the fertility god Min who, judging from the depiction
of him on temple walls, needed no help from Viagra!
Because
of her wisdom and skill at protection, she was admired as a good magician
capable of healing the sick and protecting the dead in their journey
to the Underworld.
Isis
is portrayed regally, as a queen seated on a throne (which may be the
meaning of her name), often holding her son Horus as a baby. Other images
show her with broad, magnificent gilded wings able to protect the world.
Isis,
the great Mother Goddess. Come explore her mystery in timeless Egypt
when you Travel in Style!
before heading for our Nile Cruiser in time for lunch, complimentary
fruit basket & bottle of mineral water (awaits you in your cabin),
afternoon sailing on the Nile by felucca. A mini Camel Caravan short
ride to a Nubian Village for a visit with the locals!!. Evening Nubian
Folklore show on board.
DAY
10 : KOM OMBO Sunday (BLD)
Morning sailing and departure for Kom Ombo, visit its twin temple
then continue to Edfu. Afternoon tea served on deck. Complimentary
galabya will be delivered to your cabin, you may wish to try it on for
the costume party on board.

DAY
11 : EDFU & ESNA /LUXOR Monday (cBLD)
We dock in Edfu, climb aboard horse-drawn carriages, and clip-clop
through the town to the temple of Horus, Egypt's best preserved.
Re-embarking, we cruise to Esna. Evening finds us in Luxor.
Complimentary Egyptian sweets & pastry.
DAY
12 : LUXOR, Tuesday (BLD)
Crossing the Nile, to the West Bank we tour the magnificent tombs in
the Valley of the Kings including King Tut's Tomb, and the great
temple of Queen Hatshepsut , and the Colossi of Memnon As well
as the hidden ancient "Workers village "
or Deir El Medinah, the first known "Workers Village"
these were the true creative heroes who built the temples & tombs
for the mighty Pharaohs of the Nile Kingdom.
Deir
El Medinah is on Luxor's west bank you get a totally different perspective
on ancient Egyptian life, at the ancient workers' settlement of Deir
el-Medinah. While most of the imposing stone monuments and sites of
Egypt honor the lives and after-lives of royalty, Deir el-Medinah gives
us unique and surprising insights into the ordinary citizens who constructed
and decorated the tombs.
Here
we'll see the excavated homes shared by laborers with their domestic
animals. These quarters were surprisingly large, with three good-sized
rooms, courtyard, kitchen, and even storage cellars. While ancient Egypt
might not have been a workers' paradise, we'll see that artisans and
builders were highly regarded in their community. We are proud to be
the only operator to offer regular visits to this singular ancient settlement
in its tour and cruise programs.
Then
on to visit the new & old "Qurna" or Gurnah" : In
Ancient times as well as in a more recent history, the locals populated
the West Bank and lived in series of villages near the tombs they built
for their kings & queens. The largest of these villages is Gurnah
or Qurna , these villages continue to grow in population in spite of
the damage caused to the nearby tombs, the house are an example of the
traditional Egyptian rural homes, the houses are usually built of mud
break mixed with straw, the New Gurnah was designed by the famous Hassan
Fathy , author of " Architecture for the Poor", we conclude
the afternoon by a visit to the nearby Nobles Tombs , can not guarantee
which ones will be open as they are rotated , but you may visit : tomb
of Rekhmire , Senoufer , or Ramose .
Evening Sound & Light show at Karnak.
DAY
13: LUXOR & CAIRO Wednesday (B)
The gigantic Great Temple of Amon at Karnak, and the mighty Temple
of Luxor are our goals in the morning, followed by a return flight
to Cairo. Transfer to hotel.
DAY
14 : OLD CAIRO- Ottoman Cairo. Home Hosted Dinner Thursday
(BLD)
Coptic Cairo :The treasure filled Coptic churches & Synagogue are
our goal this morning. After which we tour the former Royal palace of
Abdeen, where Sadat welcomed Nixon in the 70's , Nixon was the first
American president to visit Egypt since Roosevelt made a brief visit
during W.W.II
We
enjoy lunch at the famous El Khan restaurant then embark on a walking
tour of the legendary 12th century district of Khan El Khalili including
the Caravanserai: Wekalet el Ghouri & the 15th century Ottoman style
house of Beit El Kritlya ( Gayer Anderson Museum).
Dinner
is included at a local home:
Meet the locals,
you may wish to bring token gifts to exchange with the host family (
T shirt , small souvenirs of your home town):
This
evening we'll venture where few ordinary visitors ever tread . . . right
into the homes of some of the people of Cairo l! You'll be invited to
a family dinner, and while you enjoy wholesome home-cooked specialties,
you'll learn about and appreciate the outlook, aspirations, and way
of life of your hosts. Be assured, as curious as you may be about your
new friends, they're sure to have questions about your own background.
Once the ice is broken, you'll enjoy a lively evening, and find that
you have more in common than you ever suspected. Of course, you may
enjoy a quiet evening t with your travel companions, by letting us know
your preferences.
Add an extra day in Cairo ? With Memphis and
Sakkara ?
DAY
15 - DEPARTURE Friday (B)
Our staff escorts you to the airport for your flight home.
RATES
are per person
|
Deluxe |
First
Class |
Tourist
Class |
| Triple |
US$
4260.00 |
US$
3950.00 |
US$
3580.00 |
| Double |
US$
4335.00 |
US$
4010.00 |
US$
3640.00 |
| Single |
US$
5210.00 |
US$
5235.00 |
US$
4395.00 |
For
London Passengers : Please deduct $ 300 USD from the listed rates
Subject to change without notice
- AIRFARE
NOTES
For any departures from May 1 through Sep 30, Dec 20 - Jan 2 : please
add $300 high-season airfare surcharge to the rates shown above. This
air fare supplement doesn't apply when you handle your own airfare.
- For
Christmas, New Year, Easter, please add:15 % supplement.
-
For Mena House Hotel , or Four Seasons : 30 % supplement to
the Deluxe rate.
- For
Private Guide (s) on board the CRUISE : Supplement $250 per person
per cruise
( Lake Nasser & Nile Cruise ) $ 500 total per person .
- Please
click here for the Ultra Deluxe
Edition
the ultra deluxe Queen TiYi ,
MS Oberoi Philae , ,M/S Nile Vision( suites with private balconies
) , M/S Senator ( all
suites with private balconies ) , Sonesta
Moon Goddess and Sonesta Star Goddess ( all suites with private
balconies ) , Amarco ( All Suites
)
Rates
include:
- International
airfare from New York, US departure tax, economy class .
- All
the tips to drivers, guides, Nile cruise crew, etc.
- All
transfers in Egypt on private basis.
- Guided
sightseeing as listed including all entrance fees.
- Hotel
and cruise accommodations.
- All
shore excursions on board the cruise as listed, including all entrance
fees.
- Complimentary
welcome drink upon arrival on board the Nile Cruise.
- Complimentary
welcome fruit basket on board the Nile Cruise.
- Large
bottle of water ( per person ) delivered to you cabin daily while
you are on board the Lake Nasser & the Nile
Cruise.
- Tea
or coffee an bottled water with each / every meal while you are on
board the Lake Nasser & the Nile
Cruise.
-
Meals as listed including cB = Continental Breakfast, L = Lunch, D
= Dinner.
- Domestic
airfare within Egypt "Y" economy class.
- Complimentary
visa will be issued upon arrival for citizens of Australia,NZ, USA,
Canada , Japan, Mexico, Singaporean & EU . Your passport must
be valid at least for 6 month beyond the date of arrival.
Not
included:
- Insurance
of any kind (please ask your own insurance agent for details ).
-
International air fare Please ask us about our special air deals
to Cairo.
The
King's Chamber in the Great Pyramid was not meant to be visited:
Getting to it is challenging, and once you enter, it is very difficult
to turn back. The stone passage is only wide enough for one person.
You must be in good physical condition, able to climb several flights
of stairs, bend double, crouch and duck-walk for short distances. The
King's Chamber itself is the world's most claustrophobic place, with
dim light and heavy, hot, oxygen-poor air. There is no ventilation.
If you are at all sensitive to claustrophobia or confinement, or if
you have any sort of respiratory condition, for your own safety and
the safety of others, you must not enter the pyramid because it is impossible
to remove a person or to bring aid to them quickly
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Dining
Room Reservations: Meet other passengers :
YOU
will not require any, our dining rooms do accommodate all our guests
in one seating, one less thing to worry about while you are on the Nile.
Enjoy the cosmopolitan atmosphere with several different languages being
heard at dinner.
Do
we get sea sickness while sailing the Nile ?
This is river sailing, so do not expect any waves , no rough seas
! Your Nile cruises is actually a floating hotel that moves from place
to place along the Nile. Actual cruising times are short and pleasant.
In a message dated 7/23/2005 6:56:29 AM Pacific Standard Time, gmccall@twcny..........com
writes:
Dear Omar the Great,
At the beginning of the trip we were the queen and princess of Egypt,
but after a few days we became the goddesses of the Nile. Everyone treated
us so wonderfully and the two weeks flew by too fast. We loved Egypt
and the Egyptians so much that we tried to extend our time in Egypt,
however we were not able to get all the plane reservations that we had
hoped for.
Mayada and Mageud in Cairo were so caring and wonderful and what can
I say about the wonderful dinner at Mayada’s family’s apartment?
Her mother is a delight and I hope to see her again in the future. The
cruise was absolutely superb. T
One of our favorite people of ancient Egypt is Queen Hatshepsut and
we would have loved to see her temple. We did not go and when we returned
home we found that it was supposed to have been on our itinerary. That
was one of the places we really wanted to see.
The two guides we had were very different, very knowledgeable and we
learned so much from both of them. We both learned several phrase in
Arabic (such as: “fell mish mish”) and Michelynn was learning
how to write in Arabic. If you ever need someone to make a recommendation
to anyone thinking of going with your company I hope you would think
of us. It was a dream come true from the very first day! The staff in
Egypt was very attentive to our every wish and you were always so prompt
in responding to any of my questions before the trip.
With many, many thanks to all the people who made this so special,
The two goddesses of the Nile
Gale and Michelynn McCall
DRESS
CODE :
All
of our Nile cruise vessels are fully air conditioned. Onboard dress
is casual except at dinner, when smart casual is the rule. Lightweight
cotton and other natural fiber clothing is best, with swimsuits and
sun hats for the sundeck and pool. Bring a light sweater or light jacket
for cool mornings and evenings, but most days are warm to hot, with
very little rain. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for shore
excursions.

What to Pack:
Most of the year look forward to warm, even hot weather in Cairo , Luxor
& Aswan, morning & evenings are cooler. During Winter
... very rare do we get rain, if so , very brief showers. No need for
real rain wear/gear.
Before sunrise , after sun-set , you'll need a light jacket , or light
sweater .
For Nile cruise shore excursions, we suggest comfortable cotton &
natural fabric lightweight clothing.
Comfortable walking shoes are essential for all tours in Cairo or Upper
Egypt.
Clothing on Board the Nile Cruise :
Lightweight comfortable & casual clothing. Swimsuits, sun hat.
Dining room dress code is casual for breakfast & lunch, but smart
casual for dinner. Please do not wear swimsuits into the dining room.
All ships are fully air conditioned
Egypt's
Last Royal Family :
Photo Album: King Farouk, Queen
Farida and Princess Feryal

Travel
With Children in Egypt:
From: "W. RUSSELL" <cwrussell1@.....................>
Date: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 3:47 PM
To: Omar@travelinstyle.com
Subject: Russell Family Trip
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Dear
Omar,
We are home and I am working my way through a mountainous pile of laundry!
What a wonderful trip we had- everything was beautifully arranged from
transfers, to guides to flights to accommodation. We thought the guides
we had : Rania in Cairo, and Wa-el in Luxor were fantastic, informative,
friendly and great with the kids. Both were terrific but I would especially
recommend Wa-el, great person and couldn't do enough to make our trips
special.
Josef transferred us around without a hitch, our private van arrived
as if by magic each time we needed it.
We were so sorry that we couldn't visit Waafa at her house, but we had
to get up very early the next morning(3am) for our flight to Luxor and
it would not have been fair to the children to keep them out late. Our
first day in Luxor was extremely busy so we were glad that the kids
had some sleep the night prior. Our cruise ship was lovely, and everyone
on board were so friendly and kind to us. We had fruit baskets in our
room, and the chef came by each meal to see that everything was fine
and offering to make the kids anything special.
What a relief it was to have everything organized for us, after a day
of trekking around monuments, it was wonderful to see our van appear
to whisk us off to the hotel or ship.
Omar, I can't say enough about how professional and friendly everyone
was. Liam especially made a ton of friends both old and young, they
all seemed intrigued by his blond hair and cute smile!We brought back
Papyruses for Shona's classmates and she is regaling them with her travel
tales this week.
We would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending travelinstyle
to any of our friends. It was a wonderful experience from start to finish
and we hope to use your services again if not for Egypt, perhaps for
another destination.
Many thanks to all of your team Omar, it was a "once in a lifetime
experience" which we enjoyed so much.
Best wishes from us all,
Catriona, Bill, Shona and Liam
Add
a Spa Package to your stay in Egypt

Daily
Telegraph
Peter Hughes
Saturday 13 May 2006
'Going
with the flow'
...'The
riad I found was not in the city but on the Nile. It's a dahabiya,
a traditional, two-masted Nile sailing cruiser. Anywhere else it would
be called a yacht. King Farouk had several. So if a riad is a small
princely palace on land - now given over to holiday making - a dahabiya
is a riad on the river...'
...'Mahogany
panelled and with two faux-glass oil lamps swinging from the beams
- a perfect touch for a sailing ship - the look was of a colonial
club. Hercule Poirot could have popped up at any moment. There were
button-back leather sofa and chairs, an antique bookcase and Scrabble,
and tables where we ate when the weather was too chilly for the deck.
The food was outstandingly good...'
...'
While the big ships charged by as if permanently late, the El Bey
moved at the same courtly pace as the Nile - slow enough to enable
us to smell woodsmoke from the villages and watch the kingfishers
hover. Under our isosceles sails we were as much a curiosity as the
boys laying fishing nets and the women doing laundry, the donkey carts
and buffalo. But it was the sight of some 40 huge cruise boats, moored
in ranks, cheek by gunwale up to 10 deep, at the pretty little temple
of Kom Ombo that made the greatest sense of dahabiya travel. The dahabiyas
don't take you to sites different from the norm, but they do take
you in irresistibly different style...'
...'The
greatest compliment to the El Bey was that, for all the wonders of
ancient Egypt, shown to us by our own guide, the part of the week
my fellow passengers enjoyed most was the time on the river...'

Sample
Deluxe ships on Lake Nasser :
The
Ships
The
M.S. Kasr Ibrim was named after the ancient citadel on Lake
Nasser, the only Nubian monument that still exists in its original location.
The Kasr Ibrim citadel, standing on a high bluff overlooking the river
valley, was adapted to suit the needs of its diverse occupants throughout
the ages. Likewise, the M.S. Kasr Ibrim provides an epic setting for
international travelers, while commemorating the citadel as an enduring
link with Egypt's distant past.
Relax in the ship's spacious lounge areas, its restaurant or bars. On
deck you will find a shaded area, a mosaic-lined swimming pool and deckchairs
to make the most of idle luxury. Kasr Ibrim's facilities also include
a sauna, steam bath, exercise equipment, state-of-the-art water filtration
systems, and is fully air-conditioned.
Service is thoughtful and friendly; the cuisine is superb. Each day
we anchor beside one of Lake Nasser's historic sites, where a launch
will take you ashore to explore.
Cabins
M.S.
Kasr Ibrim was launched in September 1997. The ship is 79 meters long,
with just 55 cabins for maximal comfort, and 10 luxurious suites. The
interior décor reflects the Art Deco style of the 1920's.
The ship fifty-five spacious cabins measure 22.75 m2, each with an ensuite
bathroom (bath, shower, washbasin, w.c. and hairdryer). There are seven
29 m2 junior suites; two 59 m2 Royal suites and one 140 m2 Imperial
suite (all ten suites have bathrooms with jacuzzi, shower, washbasin,
w.c. and hairdryer).
The
Executive Deck has 12 twin-bedded cabins, each with a private balcony
(total space 22.75 m2). The Executive Deck cabins (400 numbers) are
available at an additional surcharge per cabin and per night.
The
Upper Deck has 18 twin-bedded cabins each with a private balcony (total
space 22.75 m2). A guaranteed allocation to one of the Upper Deck cabins
(300 numbers) is available at an additional surcharge per cabin and
per night.
The
Main Deck has 18 twin-bedded cabins each with a private balcony (total
space 22.75 m).
The
Lower Deck has 7 twin bedded cabins without balconies (22.75 m); these
can also be used for triple occupancy.
M.S.
Eugenie
The
Eugenie was proudly named to evoke an historic event in Egypt's recent
past: the grand opening of the Suez Canal in 1869, attended by the crown
heads of Europe including the Empress Eugenie of France. The completion
of the Suez Canal marked Egypt’s passage into modernity, and a
new era of international trade and interaction.
Likewise the Eugenie, the first ship to sail Lake Nasser, launched a
new era of tourism, offering travelers fresh vistas of Egypt’s
natural beauty and archeological treasures. Lake Nasser extended the
boundaries of Egypt’s touristic possibilities, while the Eugenie
reminds us of this ancient country’s endless capacity for renewal.
The
M.S. Eugenie was constructed in 1993 in the style of a turn-of-the-century
Nile steamship. It is 74 meters long, with just 52 cabins for maximal
comfort, and two luxurious suites. Each cabin has an ensuite bathroom
with shower, washbasin, w.c. and hairdryer.
The Eugenie’s facilities include a sauna, steam bath, exercise
equipment, sun decks, a swimming pool, air-conditioning and state-of-the-art
water filtration systems.
The
Upper Deck has 22 twin-bedded cabins each with a private balcony (total
space: 21m2). Cabins 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309, 310,
311 and 315 are ‘executive cabins’ available at an additional
surcharge per cabin and per night.
The Main Deck has 20 twin bedded cabins, also with private balcony (21m2)
and two single bedded cabins, also with private balconies (cabins 201,
202).
The Lower Deck has 8 twin bedded cabins without balconies (21m2); these
can also be used for triple occupancy.

Sailing
( Subject to change )
Aswan
/ Kalabsha to Wadi El Seboua 11 hours
Wadi El Seboua to Amada 4 hours
Amada to Kasr Ibrim 2.5 hours
Kasr Ibrim to Abu Simbel 4 hours
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