Let yourself be carried away by the currents of Africa's longest river, the Nile, and discover Egypt's rich history from a slightly different angle. The trip will also include fine dining, relaxation, and swimming in the sea.
In addition to paying the relevant tour fee, you must also take into account other expenses. One of these is purchase of an Egyptian visa. This can be done before the trip via the website: visa2egypt.gov.eg, at least 7 days before departure. The second option for obtaining an Egyptian visa is at the airport in your destination. This usually costs around USD 25.
It is also desirable to bring with you have sufficient financial resources because the price of the trip does not include mandatory entrance fees to monuments, guide fees, transfers between monuments, or tips. However, the price of the trip does include accommodation, selected meals, insurance, transfers to and from the airport, and airline tickets.
What else should you definitely pack? In addition to money, travelers should bring high-factor sunscreen, passport valid for at least 6 months, documents received from the travel agency, or headgear, comfortable clothing, and good-quality footwear.
The length of the trip is either 14 nights or 7 nights, whereby the buyer has the option of choosing the hotel where they will spend most of their time after arrival, i.e. before boarding and then before departure. It is the choice of hotel that causes the most significant differences between the tours on offer. A specific breakdown of the daily program is always available by clicking on the selected tour.
The usual route of the cruise is Aswan-Luxor, Luxor-Aswan, or may be subject to change depending on weather conditions or lack of transportation. The itinerary and duration of the cruise are the same for both the shorter and longer trip options, with the only difference being the number of days passengers spend at their chosen hotel.
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During the voyage you will visit many iconic places, which include historical and natural monuments as well as modern conveniences. These include, for example, the Temple of Isis, which was built around 370 BC, and the rock temples. Abu Simbel, which in earlier times served as the imaginary gateway to the Egyptian Empire.
A visit to the so-called double temple of Kom Ombo, located on the eastern bank of the Nile, is also a must. The archaeological site known as Valley of the Kings or a tour of the temples in Luxor. Last but not least, there are plans for exploring the botanical garden, port, dam, or temple of the only Egyptian woman who could boast the title of "pharaoh," namely the temple of Queen Hatshepsut.
During their stay at the hotel, interested guests can purchase additional optional excursions, such as visiting the Egyptian Museum, riding in an off-road jeep, watching dolphins, or visiting fabulous beaches.
The cruise ship you will be sailing on is a great experience in itself. Accommodation is provided in cozy cabins, some even equipped with satellite TV and internet. During the day, passengers visit historical sites, and at night the ship anchors in port, allowing passengers to enjoy undisturbed rest. Not to be missed is several dining options, swimming pool, sun loungers, or accompanying cultural program. Facilities cruise ships resemble hotels, as there is also a reception area, bathrooms, and a common room.
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