Up to 25% Discount on Some Nile Cruises Offer Valid Till End of April 2009
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3 Nights Cairo (Other Cities Available)
+ 4 Nights Nile Cruise including Tours + Visit to Pyramids & Egyptian Museum in Cairo
500 US$ In Budget Hotels & Budget Nile Cruises 600 US$ In Moderate Hotels & Moderate Nile Cruises 800 US$ In Deluxe Hotels & Deluxe Nile Cruises 1000 US$ in Luxury Hotels & Luxury Nile Cruises
Prices are Per Person in Double Excluding Domestic Flights & Excluding Easter Period
Other Combination of Hotels & Cruises are Available
You should avoid drinking large amounts of alcohol especially if you have equilibrium problems. You are not just putting yourself at peril, but also the other guests and staff too.
People with equilibrium problems should not spend too much time on deck at night, on a fast moving ship; it is dangerous in case you fall over.
Smoking in bed is dangerous; the mattresses are very flammable!
People who tend to sleep walk should never take a cabin with a balcony, an inside cabin with a window would be far safer.
Make sure that you know where the muster stations are, in case you have to abandon ship.
If you get sick whilst on board, some cruise boats have a resident doctor on board. If not, they have doctors assigned in each town that can be called on in case of emergency.
If you need some more heath and safety tips, please read my health page to know more about health and safety on board a Nile cruise.
What you have to know about your Trip
For practical reasons on the Nile, the cruise may be subject to slight alterations at short notice while you are in Egypt.
Most sailing is done during the day, but during some periods some sailing may be required after dark
At busy periods the boat may be required to wait for a short time to get through the lock on the Nile at Esna
When moored, several cruise boats may be required to moor alongside each other. This can restrict views and require clients to cross several boats to reach the shore. Assistance will be provided if required.
When first checking in on the cruise boat, it is advisable to leave your valuables in a safety deposit box. This will be available either in the reception, or a private safe in your cabin.
If you wish to buy any items from the shops on board, the opportunity for shopping is generally limited due to the small size of these shops. But on the other hand you will get plenty of time to check what you are buying, and haggle over the price!
To call home, most of the cruise boats offer telephone facilities on board, but the quality is not as good as onshore.
We recommend to visit a bank, to change your money, before cruising, as most of the cruise boats do not offer this facility and you will not get access to onshore banks while you are cruising.
