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Dahabiya NUUT & NUUN

Dahabiya NUUT & NUUN

Is a passenger boat used on the river Nile in Egypt. The term is normally used to describe a shallow-bottomed, barge-like vessel with two or more sails. The vessels have been around. in Ancient Egypt one for thousands of years, with similar craft being depicted on the walls of the tombs of Egyptian Pharaohs.

Sailboats were common in Egypt at the beginning of the 20th century when the royal family and elite travelers loved to cruise the Nile in style. They rented the boats for weeks at a time, and made their way from temple to temple enjoying the river breeze. The boats had four to ten cabins, bathrooms and a host of servants.

But the name Dahabiya derives from the Arabic word for "gold", owing to similar, gilded state barges used by the Muslim rulers of Egypt in the Middle Ages. Dahabiya Nile Cruise is the greatest way to enjoy the majestic Nile River in the royal way of kings and Queens.

The dahabiyas are the way to enjoy Egypt & to feel the river Nile, and slowly blend in with the civilization around the Nile Rive

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Itinerary



All Cabins Contain
  • Balcony in all cabins
  • Safety Box: All Cabins
  • Hairdryer: All Cabins
Lounge and Bar

TV in Lounge

Sun deck
  • Sun Deck parasols
  • Sun beds at the Sun Deck
  • Restaurant & Sun Deck Bar
  • Air-conditioning: All Areas except Sun Deck
Cabins
  • Cabins: 08 including 02 Suites
  • Cabin Size 21m2
  • Number of Decks: 2
  • Minibar: Filled one time upon check in
The Owner's Suite
  • Suite Size 25m2

  • Embarkation & Lunch on board
  • Sailing to Kom Ombo 14:00 p.m & Visit Kom Ombo Temple
  • Overnight Bishir Island

Meals: (Lunch & Dinner)

  • Breakfast on board
  • Sailing to Edfu & Visit Edfu Temple
  • Sailing to Esna and overnight

Meals: (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

  • Breakfast on board
  • Crossing Esna lock while having Lunch
  • Sailing to Luxor & Overnight Luxor

Meals: (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

  • Breakfast on board
  • Disembarkation Luxor

Meals: (Breakfast)

  • Check-in at Luxor west bank before noon time (12:00 noon).
  • Sail to Esna and lunch on board, we set the sails and start a fantastic and unforgettable time on the river Nile crossing Esna lock.
  • Dinner and Overnight close to El Hegz Island

Meals: (Lunch & Dinner)

  • Early morning enjoying our breakfast while sailing on the river Nile, and visit the city of El Kab, explore the unknown city, discover the ancient walls, the temple and the rock-cut tombs from the new kingdom.
  • Sailing to Edfu and Lunch on board.
  • Visit Edfu temple, have a wonderful ride by horse carriage through the village to the fantastic temple of Horus, one of the largest and best preserved monuments of Egypt, two beautiful granite statues of the falcon god Horus flank the entrance, then we continue our sailing day and experience in slowly passing by the plain life of the farmers and fishermen, the picturesque and magic nature along the River Nile and the green fertile landscapes with sugar cane fields, banana- and date palm-trees.
  • Shortly before sunset we drop anchor near Sheikh Rehan Island, where we enjoy the dinner in an atmospheric surrounding and overnight.

Meals: (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

  • Early sailing to Gebel Silsela, enjoying breakfast on board.
  • Continue our relaxing sailing day.
  • After Lunch we go at shore to discover the old Pharaonic quarries of Silsela with the unknown rock cut temple of Hormoheb. From the top of the mountain we enjoy a breathtaking view.
  • Closed to Kom Ombo we stay at the edge of al Bashir Island for BBQ dinner and overnight.

Meals: (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

  • Sail to KomOmbo, and after breakfast, visit KomOmbo where we explore the exceptional beautiful temple of Haroeris (Horus the Elder) and Sobek (Crocodile God). The temple was built with two symmetric entrances, halls and sanctuaries; it is the only double temple all over of Egypt.
  • Lunch on board and proceed to Aswan city.
  • The rest of the day is dedicated to sailing till Aswan west bank.

Meals: (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

  • Breakfast on board
  • Disembarkation Aswan

Meals: (Breakfast)

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