Crociera sul Nilo - Da Assuan a Luxor

MS GRAND GLORY *****

Modern luxury ship, renovated in the summer of 2005, features a lobby, a large dining room, a tastefully decorated lounge bar with a small disco, laundry service, billiards and table tennis

Cabins

The cabins feature all of the following: private facilities with shower, hairdryer, air conditioning, intercom, safe, satellite TV, fridge

Restaurant

The elegantly furnished restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and dinner with a rich buffet (sometimes meals are served with fixed menus). Serve afternoon tea, coffee and sweets

MS WRITE NILE

Luxury ship, boasts four bridges and features restaurant, bazaar, meeting room, lounge with panoramic views lounge bar and pool, laundry service

CRANE ITINERARY

• First Day:: Meeting at the Cairo International Airport Transfer from the airport to the hotel and overnight
• Second Day : Cairo. Visit the Citadel, the Egyptian Museum and the Pyramids
• Third Day: In the morning transfer to Cairo International Airport and departure for Aswan. Transfer to the dock for embarkation on cruise ship. Lunch on board and overnight (3 nights in full board)
• Fourth Day : Cruise on the Nile and visit to the Kom Ombo Temple. Going to Esna and visiting the Temple of the city
• Fifth Day : Cruise on the Nile and visit to the Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut and Colossi of Memnon
• Sixth Day : Cruise on the Nile, check out after breakfast and transfer by A / C bus to Hurghada
• Seventh Day : Hurghada
• Eighth Day : Hurghada
• Ninth Day: Hurghada
• Tenth Day : Transfer by A / C bus to the International Airport of Cairo

Cairo

Cairo is one of the most densely populated capital in the world. Located on the west bank of the Nile, but the most famous and interesting sites to visit are in the eastern part of the city. The center of Cairo, the heart of the effervescent capital, is home to important buildings typical of the 19th century architecture. One of the most famous attractions in the center of Cairo is the Egyptian Museum, which boasts the richest collection of Egyptian finds today in the world. Among its treasures is the precious objects belonging to King Tutankhamon. In addition, the Abdin Palace, which hosts the homonymous museum, and the Palace Manyal, an ancient royal residence consisting of five splendid pavilions nestled in the middle of a lush a botanical park surrounded by walls.

Hurghada :

With over 40km of unspoilt coastline, Hurghada town offers all year long sunshine, wonderful coral reefs and dozens of attractions in a relaxed atmosphere. While renowned for being one of the top three destinations in the world for diving enthusiasts, Hurghada is perfect for everyone, even for those who do not like diving: fun on the beach, extreme water sports, night clubs and golf are some of the attractions offered. Hurghada is a luxury resort town subdivided into Sigala, El-Dahar and El-Memsha. In Sigala you will find many sea resorts, mid-level hotels and several restaurants. South of Sigala are the luxury resorts. El-Dahar is the oldest and most charming part of the city with a rich bazaar. El Memsha, which means village road, is the modern part of the city. Nearby are several luxury resorts, including Soma Bay, Makadi Bay and Sahl el Hashish. Considered the capital of the Red Sea coast, Hurghada is south of Suez and 550 km from Cairo. Hurghada can be reached by ferry from Sharm el-Sheikh, land via the road from Luxor and via the international airport. The temperature is pleasant throughout the year; the dry climate of the Hurghada desert brings about considerable temperature differences between day and night, daylight is hot but night can be very cold, especially in winter. Temperatures range from 35 to 18