12 DAYS FROM $5,300* PLUS AIRFARE (11 Breakfasts, 9 Lunches & 9 Dinners)
BEGINS CAIRO
Jan 26 Feb 9, 23 Mar 22 Apr 5, 19 Sep 20 Oct 4, 18 Nov 1, 15 Dec 13
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*LAND/CRUISE PRICE ON-TOUR AIR (2 flights) TOTAL PER PERSON January; April – November
Nile Deck Main Deck Bridge Deck
If these walls could talk... at Alexandria’s Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, they do; tell stories of your own after Nile Adventurer’s Egyptian Night!
7. THE TEMPLES OF ESNA & EDFU In Esna, visit the Greco-Roman Temple of Khnum; continue cruising along the Nile to Edfu to explore the well-preserved Temple of Horus and the local bazaar. Meals BLD
8. KOM OMBO, ASWAN & THE PHILAE TEMPLE Walk to Kom Ombo’s unusual double temples. Cruise to Aswan; a private motorboat ferries you to Agilka Island to see the Temple of Isis at Philae. Join us aboard ship for farewell cocktails. Meals BLD
9. DISEMBARK / ABU SIMBEL & ALEXANDRIA Disembark Nile Adventurer in Aswan and travel to Abu Simbel; visit the temples of Ramesses II and Queen Nefertari. Fly via private charter to Alexandria, where you’ll enjoy an overnight in sea-view rooms at the Four Seasons Alexandria. Meals BLD
10. DISCOVER ALEXANDRIA & BACK TO CAIRO In Alexandria, Tauck takes you to visit the Catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa and the new Library of Alexandria, featuring a National Museum exhibit; return to Cairo by train. Meals BLD
11. CAIRO PAST & PRESENT / EGYPTIANMUSEUM Start the day with a lecture on modern Egypt, including insights on the sweeping political changes that occurred in 2011. Join Tauck’s Egyptologist on a special early-opening guided visit to Cairo’s Egyptian Museum, displaying treasures from King Tut’s tomb and many other priceless artifacts. Join us for a farewell dinner tonight. Meals BD
12. JOURNEY HOME Tour ends: Cairo. Fly home anytime. A transfer is included from the Kempinski Nile Hotel Garden City Cairo to Cairo International Airport; allow a minimum of 3 hours for flight check-in. Meals B
58 Main Deck (Deluxe Cabins)
Promenade Deck (Presidential Suites)
Nile Deck Main Deck Bridge Deck
Main Deck (Deluxe Cabins)
Promenade Deck (Presidential Suites)
(Standard Cabins) (Standard Cabins) (Standard Cabins)
Promenade Deck (Standard Cabins)
(Standard Cabins) (Standard Cabins) (Standard Cabins)
Promenade Deck (Standard Cabins)
Double $5300 $490 $5790 Single $6455 $490 $6945
Double $5400 $490 $5890 Single $6592 $490 $7082
Double $5500 $490 $5990 Single $6709 $490 $7199
Double $5600 $490 $6090 Single $6860 $490 $7350
Double $5900 $490 $6390 Single $7537 $490 $8027
Double $6400 $490 $6890 Single $8517 $490 $9007
February – March; December
Double $5470 $520 $5990 Single $6526 $520 $7046
Double $5570 $520 $6090 Single $6717 $520 $7237
Double $5670 $520 $6190 Single $6828 $520 $7348
Double $5770 $520 $6290 Single $6985 $520 $7505
Double $6070 $520 $6590 Single $7650 $520 $8170
Double $6570 $520 $7090 Single $8682 $520 $9202
Land / Cruise Price Includes: everything outlined in General Information, port charges, cruise fare, shore excursions, wine with dinner aboard Nile Adventurer, gratuities to ship staff, local guides and drivers.
International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air, in coach or business, for travel originating in the U.S. (subject to availability).
Optional Luxor Hot Air Balloon Ride – Add $175 per person (ask at booking)
Please ask at booking about additional hotel nights before or after your tour and about our Guest Protection Product.
Note: *For activities marked with an asterisk (*), participation is at your own risk and a signed liability waiver will be required. FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS
Night 1,2,3 Night 4
Mena House Oberoi
featuring Pyramid-view rooms Steigenberger Nile Palace Luxor
featuring Nile-view rooms
Night 5,6,7,8 Aboard Nile Adventurer Night 9
Night 10,11
Four Seasons Alexandria featuring sea-view rooms
Cruising the Nile Alexandria
Kempinski Nile Hotel Garden City Cairo featuring Nile-view rooms
Cairo
Cairo Luxor
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