Luxury Nile Cruises

The people who go on an Acamar Nile cruise are treated like special guests on a well-run private yacht. The food is delicious, the service is friendly and professional, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. A trip down the Nile on the M/S Acamar is the perfect mix of old-world European charm and the comforts we've come to expect from the 21st century. The Acamar Nile Cruise won the Golden Crystal Award in 2005 and the "Best Boat on the Nile" award in 2004.

The Movenpick MS Hamees is one of the largest and most luxurious boats on the Nile. Its sleek and modern design makes for a relaxing cruise. On a trip from Luxor to Aswan, you can see some of Egypt's most beautiful scenery and historic sites while being taken care of by a crew that goes above and beyond.

The trip on the Nile In 2011, MS Le Fayan first set sail. A trip down the Nile on a ship is the perfect chance to think and relax. On the MS Le Fayan Nile cruise, there is a pool, a bar, a gym, and places to relax. The hotel also has a spa, a fine-dining restaurant, and a restaurant where you can eat outside. During a cruise, you can do a lot of different things. On the Nile cruise ship MS Le Fayan, each of the 57 suites has a huge window that goes all the way to the ceiling. They can't see the beautiful views along the Nile. The MS Le Fayan Nile cruise also has three luxurious suites that are different from any others. Each suite has a separate living room, dining room, and spa tub. The best way to travel is in these three separate apartments.

The new and luxurious Sonesta Star Goddess Nile Cruise Ship can take you on a cruise between Aswan and Luxor. All 33 of the cabins on board are very nice suites. Each one has a balcony and a name that comes from a famous musician. There are 28 luxurious suites on board, including 27 Beethoven Suites (each 40m) and 4 Mozart Suites (each 35m) (each 52m). Suites are 100% smoke-free. The only place where you can smoke is outside.

On the Movenpick Sun Ray Nile Cruise, one of the newest ships on the Nile, you can see both ancient and modern wonders of Egypt in a comfortable setting.

The five-star modern luxury Nile cruise Steigenberger Minerva, which goes between Luxor and Aswan, is a great place to relax and enjoy the many things to do on board. On the Steigenberger Minerva Nile Cruise, all 77 rooms are large and very friendly. There are 73 cabins for two people, two for one person, and two suites. Cabin sizes range from 19 square meters for doubles, 16 square meters for singles, and 39 square meters for suites.

The MS Mayfair Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan is the epitome of Egyptian elegance, with great service on all 5 decks. The common areas, the relaxing sundeck, and the comfortable rooms all have sophisticated furniture. Your cruise down the Nile will be one for the books, both because of the amazing ancient sites you'll see and because of how cozy your floating hotel will feel. You can start the MS Mayfair's Nile cruise from either Luxor or Aswan.

Take an Amwaj Nile Cruise to relax on the Nile and learn about the area's long and interesting history. The Amwaj Nile Cruise boat was built a few years ago and is the newest cruise ship on the Nile. On a Nile Cruise, you can see the sights of Aswan and Luxor on a new 5-star Deluxe ship with 46 regular rooms, 12 junior suites, 2 executive suites, and 2 royal suites.

On the MS Mayflower Nile Cruise, you can choose from 54 different rooms, including 18 suites and 8 executive rooms. All standard cabins have a private bathroom with a bathtub, shower, toilet, single sink vanity, and hairdryer. They also have a flat-screen TV with satellite reception, an international direct-dial phone, an electronic safe box (in the closet), a minifridge, a coffee maker, Internet access, and air conditioning. No more than two people should be in a room at the same time. In Royal Suites, Presidential Suites, and Executive Cabins, soft drinks in the minibar are free and restocked every day, and guests can have as many soft drinks and alcoholic drinks as they want (served in the Bar Lounge). The executive and deluxe cabins with queen beds each have their own private veranda.

5 star Sonesta St. George Nile Cruise. The Sonesta St. George Nile Cruise is French-themed. The Sonesta St. George I Nile Cruise is a five-star, all-suite ship that will cruise in 2006. The Sonesta St. George I features 47 premium cabins, 9 Presidential Suites, and. All rooms are elegant and designed with good materials. You'll see Karnak, Luxor, Deir el Bahari, Memnon, Edfu, Kom Ombo, The Unfinished Obelisk, Philae, and the High Dam.

A trip on the Movenpick Royal Lily down the Nile is a luxurious treat. The Movenpick Royal Lily Cruise takes you from Luxor to Aswan and lets you taste and feel ancient Egypt as you sail through 7,000 years of history. The temples of Karnak, Luxor, the Valley of the Kings, Queen Hatshepsut, the High Dam, Philae, Kom Ombo, and Edfu will take you back in time and show you some of the Nile's many wonders.

The Royal Lotus has 62 luxurious guest rooms and 2 spectacular Royal Suites, each with its own living area and bathroom. Each room has modern amenities like a personal air conditioner, panoramic windows, a telephone, a TV, a minibar, and a hairdryer. There is also a Gift Shop and an Internet Lounge for guests to use.

If you want a relaxing cruise down the Nile, MS Tulip is a great choice. MS Tulip Nile went through a lot of renovations so that passengers can have a relaxing and up-to-date cruise. She has 40 staterooms with panoramic windows that open and Juliet balconies, plus eight Terrace Suites with balconies where you can sit outside. On the main deck, there are two single staterooms. Each has a regular window, and neither charges extra for a single person. Every day, you get a big bottle of mineral water, and each cabin has air conditioning, satellite TV, a safe, a hair dryer, and places to make tea and coffee. There is a restaurant, a big sun deck, a sauna, and a gym on the MS Tulip.

The Sun Goddess Nile Cruise takes you from Luxor to Aswan along the Nile in style and comfort. The Sun Goddess Nile has cruises that last 3, 4, or 7 nights. These cruises go between Aswan and Luxor and stop at the most famous temples, tombs, and ruins in the area. The best parts of each day are trips with Egyptologists and then relaxing time at sea. This once-in-a-lifetime trip to ancient Egypt lets you enjoy five-star service while you watch 5,000 years of history unfold in front of your eyes in a way that will blow your mind.

The MS Esplanade Nile Cruise is luxurious. Luxurious public areas and 55 cabin and suite designs provide a homey atmosphere. Nile Cruises visit Aswan and Luxor.

Sonesta Moon Goddess Nile excursion visits Luxor and Aswan, two of Egypt's oldest towns. Sonesta Moon Goddess's gorgeous accommodations, top-notch amenities, and first-rate service promise an amazing stay. Each of the four presidential apartments has an own lounge and balcony.

Alex It's one of Egypt's most opulent Nile cruises. Alexander Nile's Great Nile Cruise offers exquisite Nile cruises. It's one of several Nile river cruises that provide great getaways.

Farah Nile Cruise is distinctive. Nile has Egyptian cotton and dark wood beds. Mediterranean floors hand-polished. Arabic for happiness is "Farah." MS Farah Nile Cruise Boat Handcrafted Egyptian cotton bedding and natural dark wood decorate the Ultra Deluxe Farah Nile Cruise. All wanted peace and harmony. Friday's Luxor-Aswan cruise leaves. Aswan to Luxor on Monday's Farah Nile Cruise. Luxurious cruise. Luxor to Aswan is a once-in-a-lifetime journey.