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Mazaj SIA Dahabiya Luxury Nile Cruise for 7 Night From Luxor
Enjoy with Happy Egypt a wonderful 7-night Mazaj SIA Dahabiya Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan and ba...
Dahabiya is an Arabic word meaning ‘the golden one. It’s a large, comfortable sailing boat of a simple but elegant form with two large sails. The Royal Cleopatra Dahabiya boat is a replica of the original Dahabiya boats from the 19th century. Built by local craftsmen in Esna following the design of a typical Dahabiya used in the past. They offer the romance of the past combined with the comfort of today.
With Happy Egypt, try a fantastic 3-night Royal Cleopatra Dahabiya Nile cruise from Aswan to Esna, where you can see the eternal monuments along the Nile Valley. Royal Cleopatra is a luxurious river yacht offering 6 elegantly furnished cabins, each with a panoramic window through which to view the passing scenery in privacy.
Once you arrive in Aswan, our friendly representative will be waiting to meet you and take you to the Royal Cleopatra Dahabiya Nile Cruise for check-in. The first day of sailing takes you to a small Nile island for a walk in the countryside. After your lunch onboard, you will sail towards Kom Ombo to visit the double temple of Sobek and Haroeris. Then cruise towards Gebel el-Silsila.
(L, D included)
After your breakfast onboard, sail to Edfu, watching the rock-cut chapels of Horemheb, Seti I, Ramses II, and Merenptah and the sandstone quarries at Gebel el-Silsila.
Upon arrival at Edfu, you can visit the Temple of Horus. Dinner onboard.
(B, L, D included)
Start your day with a delicious breakfast onboard while sailing to El-Hegez, where you can enjoy a walk through a small village, and the cruise stays there for the whole night.
(B, L, D included)
Departure from the Royal Cleopatra Dahabiya Nile Cruise after your breakfast will be onboard, then transfer to Luxor and drop down in any place of your choice in Luxor.
(Breakfast only)
USD 1550
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Dahabiyas are much quieter and offer a more serene atmosphere. You and a smaller group of other people can isolate yourselves from the rest, immersing in the great history of Egypt without much more noise.
Almost all Dahabiya cruises last five to seven days, allowing time to explore major sites such as Luxor, Edfu, and Aswan, as well as off-the-beaten-path temples and villages.
Dahabiya cruises glide across fewer but allow travelers more time to explore generally less crowded and culturally richer sites, often docking directly in sites that larger boats cannot access.
Dahabiyas are distinguished by traditional yet luxurious pseudo-locations with style, stunning views from large windows, and intimate, personalized services away from larger, crowded ships.
Yes, luxury Dahabiya Nile cruises usually have Nubian villages on their itineraries, giving passengers an opportunity for real cultural experiences with communities of natives.
Dining here is an event, with fresh local Egyptian meals served in specially crafted place settings and often highlighting traditional dishes such as koshary and local specialties cooked by the onboard chef.
Taking slow motion in a Dahabiya cruise, one would appreciate the scenery not touched by modern tourism, the opportunities to stargaze, and to watch of the Nile wildlife in a quiet natural environment.
Most of the Dahabiya Nile cruises offer sun decks except for the really quiet terraces that are perfect for activities like yoga, meditation, and nature walks along the banks of the Nile.