Steigenberger Regency Nile Cruise

Prices are in US dollars per person per trip, and you can pay in any other currency. Child Less than 3 Years is Free of Charge Child Rate applies to children from 3 to 11 Years Old Sharing Parents Cabin. Children more than 12 Years old pay an adult Rate Rates Include Tours as Per the Cruise Program Rates Include Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Rates Include Transfers From Airport / Train Station / Hotel upon arrival A Triple Cabin is a Normal Double Cabin, an extra Bed, or a Sofa Bed Rates are subject to change in case of any changes in airport taxes, cruise rates, transport rates, or government taxes. Rates are not valid during Christmas, New Year or Easter. Travel insurance and entry visa charges are not included in the package. Official Method of Payment: Cash and Credit Cards

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 24 hours of successful booking. We are offering a low down payment of just 25% to secure your spaces on tour, including hotel rooms, cruise cabins, domestic flight tickets, and other travel-related services. The remaining balance can be paid up to two days before your arrival date or in cash upon arrival at the destination to your tour manager, making you're booking a risk-free investment.

Cancellation after confirmation with payment before 30 days of the commencement of the tour: 10% of the value of the tour package. Canceling the tour 30 to 20 days before commencement of the tour: 25% of the value of the package Canceling 19-15 days before commencing the tour: 50% of the tour cost Canceling 14-11 days before commencement of the tour: 75% of the tour cost Canceling before 10 days or less before the tour date: No refund for the tour

A valid Passport for 6 months, Sunblock & Sunglasses, Sanitizer gel & Water holder, Warm clothes in winter, Cotton clothes in summer, Camera & Umbrella, A Hat & Comfortable shoes.

Are you planning a cruise along the Nile River? Try to plan your trip between October and April, taking into consideration that October to November and March to April will be the best times to visit. Days will not be too hot at 25-30°C and evenings are cooler, providing great opportunities for relaxing out in the open air. Winter months of December and January will be overcrowded because of peak travel season during the Christmas holidays. Visiting the river right before or after winter period will give you the best combination of good weather and less crowded conditions.

In other words, the quality of your meals will depend entirely on the quality of the boat you have chosen. During a regular tour, you can count on the honesty of buffet-style meals that will be simple, plentiful, and tailored to the needs of tourists who are concerned more about temples than about what they are eating. However, a step up from this would mean moving to an upscale boat, which offers not only a wider range of culinary options and better presentation but also the possibility of à la carte ordering if the situation requires it. Finally, a luxury boat sees dining itself as an experience and provides exquisite menus with the best products along with impeccable service.

The four-five day cruise between Luxor and Aswan has costs ranging from $400 to above $4,500, reflecting how varied this particular package is in terms of its options and features. Low-end prices start at around $450, the mid-level deluxe cruises go for $700–$1,200, boutique dahabiyas begin at $1,500, and top end vessels begin at $4,000. For a four-day trip, a standard cabin would be around $440 while a luxury one begins at $1,170. In terms of services included in the price, the tour covers all temples entry charges, meals per day for three, transfers, and guide service from an Egyptologist. Extra costs should be budgeted for separately such as flights, visa, travel insurance, and any optional trips.

For most tourists, the traditional 4 to 5 days sail from Luxor to Aswan will be the perfect choice for a number of reasons. It encompasses all aspects of ancient Egypt, as it includes Kom Ombo, Edfu, as well as the many temples and tombs located near Luxor, which all fit neatly into a 10-day vacation schedule, also incorporating Cairo and the Red Sea Coast. Whether going north or south, you will come across exactly the same famous sites on either tour route. But if you have more time than two weeks at your disposal, then a 15 day sail from Cairo to Aswan may be just what you need.

No reason for hesitation here. Egypt in 2026 will be truly safe to visit; its political climate, policing, and levels of violence are all lower than in many western states. The reputation of Egypt as an attractive vacation spot has been steadily rising over the last ten years, and that makes itself obvious: the biggest cities of Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan are operating in a travel advisory-free zone, with tourist police patrolling the sites and river. The US Department of State advises visiting Egypt only on a Level 2 basis, advising against visiting Northern and Middle Sinai, as well as remote desert and frontier regions. None of these are anywhere near Nile cruises.