It’s easy to appreciate why Nile cruises & Nile river cruise holidays in Egypt have enjoyed such longevity: they are, quite simply, a matchless combination of comfort, history, adventure and sheer spectacle. You’ll travel in style along the River Nile, that 6'000 years ago gave birth to an extraordinary civilization. And, all the while you cruise, the fascinating story of the ancient Egyptians unfolds in front of your eyes!

Nile Cruise Ships

Nile cruises & Nile river cruise holidays are definitely the only way to travel among the treasures of ancient Egypt, there’s on board entertainment, a swimming pool, a bar, a sun deck and, best of all, there’s the ever-changing scenery. All cabins are air-conditioned and all have a view of the River Nile whilst you’re sailing. Up on deck your Nile cruise ship helps create a gentle breeze that is often a welcome relief from the Egyptian sun. Of course, if you get too hot, you can always order a cool drink from the ship’s bar or enjoy a dip in the ship’s pool.

Egyptian evenings on board ship are a special time. Dinner is always an occasion and a night-time stroll on deck under the stars is a fabulous experience as, indeed, are timeless images of life along the River Nile itself. Full or all inclusive board arrangements mean you don’t have to worry about keeping body and soul together either, leaving you free to enjoy your Nile cruise and reflect on the amazing things you’ll see.

Sightseeing on a Nile Cruise

One of the great things about Nile cruises & Nile river cruise holidays in Egypt is that many of the excursions are included in the price of your cruise holiday. This is good news as you can always be sure about seeing and understanding some of the really key sites in Egypt. When it’s time to go ashore, you’ll be joined by guides who will help you make the most of ancient sites like the Valley of the Kings and Queens, the Temple of Horus and the Temples of Luxor and Karnak...

There are optional excursions, too, especially for those of you who want to do something really different and memorable or for those want see Egyptology in a little more details. How about an optional tour to the tomb of Tutankhamun or a plane excursion to the 3'200 year old temple of Abu Simbel, where 25'000 workers toiled for 25 years carving this extraordinary monument from solid rock?