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Aida Dahabiya

Cruise Category
Nile Cruise Ship Superior Class

Cruise Schedule

Every Monday from Luxor,

Every Friday from Aswan

Meals Included

Full Board

Overview

Aida Dahabiya is based on the design of an original Dahabiya from the late 18th and early 19th century and is built in colonial style. The heart of this traditional two-masted sailing boat is the half-shaded sundeck. It’s the perfect place to lie in a wooden deck chair and lazily watch the landscape gliding by. Down below is a nice living area, a salon, four cabins and one suite. The cosy salon has a small library with books about the Nile and Egypt. With its comfortable sofas, it’s the perfect setting to end the day. Swap stories, share experiences, read a book or play a game of backgammon while enjoying a Turkish coffee or a glass of Alexandrian wine.

Special Offer
Per person per night
Availability
Every Monday from Luxor & Every Friday from Aswan
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The rates are quoted per person, in double standard cabin, per night, for minimum three nights cruise – including private tours.

Highlights

The High Dam – Temple of Philae – The Unfinished Obelisk – Temple of Kom Ombo – Temple of Horus in Edfu – Valley of the Kings – Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El Bahari – Colossi of Memnon – The Karnak Temples Complex – Temple of Luxor

Itineraries
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Day (1): Luxor / Esna

Pick up from Luxor airport or your hotel in Luxor. Start the sightseeing tour in Luxor to visit the Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut (Deir El Bahari), Colossi Memnon, Karnak Temple, followed by transfer to Esna and join the Dahabiya AIDA. Welcome you onboard and have your bags taken to your cabins. We will then set sail on your journey to Aswan. Overnight close to El Hegz Island.

Day (2): Esna / Edfu

Gently sailing on our way to Edfu; enjoy breakfast at your leisure, visit Edfu Temple by horse carriage, the temple is one of the largest intact of Egypt’s monuments. Two beautiful granite statues of the Falcon God Horus flank the entrance. We will then continue sailing to our private island “El Fouza” where we will disembark for dinner served to you on the edge of the Nile.

Day (3): Edfu / Silslea

Breakfast during sailing to Kom Ombo. Listen to the sounds of the water buffalo as they wade in the shallow water beside the banks of the Nile, the Donkeys as they go about their day to day business and the various birdlife of the river. Here we visit the Greco Roman Temple at Kom Ombo. The temple building is totally symmetrical with two entrance’s two halls and two sanctuaries dedicated to the Falcon God Haroeris (Horus the Elder) and the Crocodile God Sobek. We will moor near an island for the evening and enjoy dinner at this atmospheric location.

Day (5): Kom Ombo / Aswan

Enjoy your breakfast as we sail to Aswan, the gateway to Nubia and Sudan. Visit some of Aswan highlights, Temple of Philae, Aswan Bazzar that full of spices and high Dam. Back to the Dahabiya AIDA and prepare yourself for our Oriental party night, with Egyptian cuisine, Arabic Music. Dress in your bespoke Gallabeyah.

Day (6): Disembarkation

Check out after breakfast. Our Rais and crew will say goodbye. Your luggage will be collected and will be ready for you to travel to your next destination.

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