Egypt or
egypt & Jordan Two journeys featuring a River Nile cruise aboard Nile Adventurer
Lifeline of the “Land of the Pharaohs,” the River Nile has wound its way through the desert, sustaining
the civilization that built Egypt’s ancient pyramids, temples and tombs for more than 5,000 years. Explore its timeless banks as you cruise aboard the Nile Adventurer on two Tauck journeys led by Tauck’s expert Egyptologists and our professional Tauck Directors – and stay in Egypt’s finest hotels, with Pyramid-view rooms in Cairo! Our 12-day Egypt: Jewels Along the Nile begins and ends in Cairo and features a 4-night Nile cruise from Luxor to Aswan and 1 night in Alexandria. Egypt & Jordan: Timeless Treasures, Ancient Lands, a 13-day journey exploring antiquities of both Egypt and Jordan, spotlights a 3-night cruise from Aswan to Luxor, and visits Wadi Rum, ancient Petra and the Dead Sea.
EGYPT: JEWELS ALONG THE NILE
12 DAYS FROM $5,300* PLUS ON-TOUR AIRFARE (11 Breakfasts, 9 Lunches & 9 Dinners)
BEGINS CAIRO: January – April; September – December
Visit
www.tauck.com or call Tauck for departure dates and availability, detailed itinerary, complete seasonal pricing, cabin classes, and deck plans.
*LAND/CRUISE PRICE R ON-TOUR AIR (2 flights) U TOTAL PER PERSON FROM:
Double Single
$5300 R $490 U $5790 $6455 R $490 U $6945
International airfare is additional; subject to availability.
Cruise aboard the Nile Adventurer, a sleek, elegant cruiser with the feel of a private yacht – and an
intimate atmosphere ideal for exploring the legendary Nile. Her five spacious decks include a full-service restaurant offering an international gourmet menu, upper and lower Sun Decks, swimming pool, outdoor bar, lounge, library, and game room, complemented by well-appointed staterooms including two Deluxe Cabins and two Presidential Suites. Fully air conditioned and outside-facing, all of Nile Adventurer’s staterooms overlook the Nile and feature private bathrooms with bathtub, shower and hair dryer; color TV, CD player and minibar. The ship’s seasoned crew and attentive staff anticipate your needs, ensuring that your cruise to the treasures of the Nile will be most memorable!
EGYPT & JORDAN: TIMELESS TREASURES, ANCIENT LANDS
13 DAYS FROM $5,775* PLUS ON-TOUR AIRFARE (12 Breakfasts, 11 Lunches & 10 Dinners)
BEGINS CAIRO: January – April; September – December
Visit
www.tauck.com or call Tauck for departure dates and availability, detailed itinerary, complete seasonal pricing, cabin classes, and deck plans.
*LAND/CRUISE PRICE R ON-TOUR AIR (2 flights) U TOTAL PER PERSON FROM:
Double Single
$5775 R $915 U $6690 $6715 R $915 U $7630
International airfare is additional; subject to availability. Jordan River Jerash
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
Alexandria
Great Pyramid of Cheops
Sphinx LIBYA EGYPT
Valleys of Kings and Queens
of Horus Temple
Temples of Ramesses II
SUDAN Maximum Elevation: 1,200 ft. 72 Temple of Philae
Luxor Aswan
Karnak Temple Edfu
RED SEA
Kom Ombo Abu Simbel Queen Nefertari
Temples of Ramesses II
Temple of EGYPT
Valleys of Kings and Queens
of Horus Temple
Temple of Philae Giza Sakkara Memphis
Great Pyramid of Cheops
Sphinx Sakkara
Memphis Giza
Cairo Cairo C Petra Cairo ISRAEL
MEDITERRANEAN SEA
Mount Nebo Dead Sea
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Bethany beyond the Jordan
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Madaba Kerak
Mad Aqa erak
Aqaba Wadi Rum
Wadi RadiRum qaba
Amman Madaba
JORDAN Petra eAqaba Wadi Rum
Karnak Temple
Luxor Aswan
Edfu Abu Simbel Queen Nefertari Temple of
RED SEA
Kom Ombo Maximum Elevation: 3,000 ft.
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