Nile Cruisers

  A Nile River cruise puts Egypt’s history right at your window. One morning, you’re watching fishermen cast nets in quiet coves, and by afternoon, you’re stepping onto Aswan’s sunbaked docks. The river carries you past palm-lined banks, desert cliffs, and the gates of the Valley of the Kings, and between stops, you might stretch out on deck with a cool drink or join a small group for stories from your Egyptologist guide. A great choice for families Bringing the kids? The Sonesta Moon Goddess combines luxury with family comfort, giving you spacious cabins and amenities designed for both adults and children. It’s perfect for families with young explorers. Children under 2 travel for free, while those aged 2 to 12 enjoy a 50% discount. Plus, each cabin is good enough for small families with 2 adults and 1 child. The ship features a range of facilities, including a jogging track and discotheque, as well as a sun deck with a pool. Daily guided tours let you explore Egypt’s most i...

  Going on a Dahabiya cruise is a quieter, more authentic way to experience the Nile. These traditional passenger sailboats with shallow bottoms and multiple sails have a long history, dating back thousands of years. They were the preferred choice for travelers sailing up and down the river until the late 1800s. Today, you can still experience a peaceful escape with a touch of luxury from a Nile river cruise on a Dahabiya. A closer connection to Egypt and the Nile One of the Dahabiya’s most charming features is its half-shaded sun deck. Outfitted with lounge chairs and sunbeds, the deck invites you to relax while watching daily life unfold along the riverbanks. Whether you're reading a book or enjoying a drink, the pace slows and the surroundings come into focus. There are only 5 to 8 cabins and one or two suites per boat, so a Nile river cruise on a Dahabiya keeps the experience personal. Each cabin includes authentic oriental decor as well as a private bathroom and indivi...