One of the most luxurious boats on the Nile, the MS Nile Premium Cruise, was launched at the end of 2008 as part of a fleet called the Deluxe Nile Cruises. With its dark wood accents and tasteful, neutral decor, this cruise ship is the picture of Colonial elegance. The MS Nile Premium has an excellent set, and it’s stylish without being stuffy and looks modern and like a home. This brand-new ship is the best regarding safety and comfort at sea.

Radamis I Nile Cruise Working on the Nile, I travel the 220 km between Luxor and Aswan, or the other way around. spending a night in both Luxor and Aswan (or Esna/Edfu). The ship moves through time between Aswan and Luxor as the world’s longest river flows behind it. When you visit the temples of Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Philae in Aswan and Luxor, the world’s largest open-air museum on the west bank of the Nile, expert guides will bring the ancient pharaohs to life.

The Esmeralda Nile Cruise is a classy way to see the Nile. From Luxor to Aswan, the Esmeralda Nile Cruise will take you through the beautiful landscape of the Pharaohs while you taste the food and see the sights of ancient Egypt.

The Al Kahila Nile Cruise is a great way to see all of Luxor’s historical sites and temples. Visit the Valley of the Kings and the Karnak temple to learn about a culture that existed before the United States. As you sail down the Nile, which flows forever, take in the sights. You’d never forget a trip where you saw the most beautiful sights and rode in the lap of luxury.

Egypt’s Nile Cruises are a must! From Luxor, you can go to Esna, Edfu, Kom Ombo, and Aswan. Enjoy first-rate accommodations on board while you learn about the culture of ancient Egypt. The Luxor Nile Cruises are a unique way to see the world and relax. Experience an unforgettable cruise down the Nile. We’re proud of how friendly and high-quality our Nile cruise ships are, which will let you see Egypt in style. One of the most exciting things to do on vacation in Egypt is to take a Nile cruise on one of our Nile cruise boats. You’ll see some of the country’s most important historical sites up close. Sabena: The 5-star luxury Al Jamila Nile cruise has 66 double rooms and four suites on the main, upper, and lower decks. Each cabin is 22 square meters and has a private bathroom with a shower. The suites are 35 square meters and have a separate living room. The Al Jamila Nile Cruise started in 2002 and got a complete makeover in the summer of 2010.