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Nile Cruises:
Floating hotel will cruise you back in time to the outstanding sights of beautiful Upper Egypt.
Nile Cruises have been an uninterrupted tradition in Egypt for hundreds of years, evolving and growing into a competitive, sophisticated industry, with facilities reflecting this. Few other rivers can offer the scenery, much less the antiquities of a Nile Cruise, and most other cruises around the world are relatively simple and short in comparison. on a Nile cruise you will visit new sites every day and learn more about The Nile, Egypt's lifeline since ancient times. In the afteroons you will cruise down The Nile aboard your chosen cruise vessel and relax whilst witnessing the life of those who live on the banks of one of the worlds' most mighty rivers. |
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Lake Nasser Cruise
Lake Nasser owns an area of a very important archaeological spots. On the shore , the great temple of Abu Simbel is located. are considered to be the most impressive temples from Ramsses II Temples. In addition, it has Temple of Amada and Kasr Ibrim Fortress.
Lake Nasser cruises are used to make journeys from Aswan to Abu Simbel and vice versa taking about 4 nights. On the deck of the Lake Nasser passengers can see the nature in its virgin beauty. In addition, they can visit the archaeological sites that can not be visited except with the Lake Cruise, such as, the area of the. |
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Dahabiya NIle cruises
It is easy to imagine the glory of ancient Egypt while leisurely sail aboard the Dahabiya, a beautifully crafted wooden Egyptian sail boat to experience Egypt as she was meant to be discovered. You will travel like royalty on the Nile. You are about to navigate this famous river, witness village life along the river banks and drink in her rich landscapes, ancient monuments, temples and tombs.
Dahabiya; in Arabic means (Golden Boat), because the boats of Kings and nobility where painted gold, this is the mean by which you will be able to romantically flow on the Nile and reach prominent archeological sites that you can reach only by the Dahabiya. |
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