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Nile Cruises

Sail the legendary Nile between Luxor and Aswan aboard five-star cruisers and intimate traditional dahabiyas.

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Nile Cruises

Sail the legendary Nile between Luxor and Aswan aboard five-star cruisers and intimate traditional dahabiyas.

What is a Nile Cruise like?

A Nile cruise is the most relaxing and romantic way to see Upper Egypt. Sailing between Luxor and Aswan, you wake to temple views, dine on deck as the riverbanks drift past, and step ashore for guided visits to Karnak, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae — all while your floating hotel carries you between cities.

What is included on a Nile Cruise?

  • 3, 4, or 7 night sailing between Luxor and Aswan
  • Five-star cruiser or traditional dahabiya accommodation
  • Full-board dining and onboard welcome amenities
  • Guided shore excursions with Egyptologist guides
  • Entrance fees to all featured temples and sites
  • Onboard lectures and entertainment

Standard cruiser or dahabiya — what's the difference?

Standard cruisers carry 40 to 60 guests with pools, spas, and restaurants. Dahabiyas are traditional sailboats for 6 to 20 guests offering a quieter, wind-powered, boutique experience with more time at leisure. Both run the same Luxor–Aswan route.

When should I sail the Nile?

Cruise season runs year-round, with October to April the most comfortable months. Most itineraries sail from Luxor or Aswan, and the full route takes 3 to 4 nights one way.

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FAQ

Questions about Nile Cruises

Most Nile cruises run 3 to 4 nights between Luxor and Aswan, though 7-night itineraries are available for a slower, more leisurely pace.

Standard cruisers carry more passengers with full amenities like pools and spas. Dahabiyas are small traditional sailboats offering a quieter, more intimate, wind-powered journey.

Yes. Guided visits to Karnak, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae are included, with entrance fees and Egyptologist guiding part of the package.

A 4-night five-star Nile cruise typically ranges from $400 to $1,200 per person depending on vessel, cabin, season, and whether shore excursions are included.

Yes. Cruisers welcome families and most offer children's areas or connecting cabins; dahabiyas are better suited to older children and couples.

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