Name: 11 Night Secrets Of Egypt & The Nile
Brand: AmaWaterways
SKU: 107264
Price: 7349 USD
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Explora y reserva AmaWaterways 11 Night Secrets Of Egypt & The Nile en el AmaLilia saliendo de Luxor/Karnak (Safaga), Egypt el 13 dic 2027 y terminando en Qena, Egypt el 24 dic 2027 Navega hacia Luxor/Karnak (Safaga), Egypt, Edfu, Egypt, Aswan, Egypt, Kom Ombo, Egypt, Qena, Egypt

Luxor/Karnak (Safaga), Egypt

CAIRO - LUXOR - EMBARKATION. After checking out of the hotel, take a morning flight south to Luxor—formerly known as Thebes, the capital city of the New Kingdom of Upper Egypt. Luxor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is home to two astonishing temples—Karnak

Luxor, often referred to as the world's greatest open-air museum, is home to the majestic temples of Karnak and Luxor, as well as the Valley of the Kings. This city is rich in history, offering visitors a chance to see the tombs of pharaohs and intricate hieroglyphics that narrate ancient tales. The nearby Luxor Museum provides further insights into the region's archeological treasures. A trip to Luxor promises a captivating journey through Egypt's storied past.

LUXOR - EDFU. Begin the day with a visit to the Valley of Queens, home to the mummified remains of more than 30 queens and princesses. Next, visit the tombs of ancient Egypt in the Valley of the Kings — one of the most famous archeological sites in the wo

EDFU. The city of Edfu is best known for one of Egypt’s most remarkably preserved temples, dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god. Built in 230 BC, it is the second-largest temple in Egypt and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with walls that display compe

Edfu, Egypt

Edfu is home to the best-preserved temple in Egypt, the Temple of Horus, a stunning example of Ptolemaic architecture. As you wander through its towering columns and detailed reliefs, you’ll be transported back to the times of the ancient gods. The town itself, nestled along the Nile, offers a quieter glimpse into everyday Egyptian life. A visit to the local markets allows for an authentic cultural exchange and a taste of regional delicacies.

ASWAN. Enjoy free time in Aswan or go on an optional excursion to Abu Simbel (must be prebooked). If you purchased the optional excursion, enjoy an early morning flight over Lake Nasser to the more than 3,000-year-old Abu Simbel, a UNESCO World Heritage S

Aswan, Egypt

Aswan is a serene city known for its picturesque Nile views and significant archaeological sites. The Aswan High Dam and Philae Temple are must-see landmarks that showcase Egypt's engineering prowess and religious history. A leisurely felucca ride on the Nile provides a tranquil way to appreciate the beauty of the region. The vibrant Nubian culture, with its colorful villages and welcoming locals, adds a unique charm to your visit.

ASWAN - ESNA. Board a motorboat and cruise to the UNESCO-designated Philae Temple complex, boasting some of the most stunningly restored and preserved hieroglyphs in Egypt. It was constructed between 380 BC and 362 BC and dedicated to the goddess Isis, th

Kom Ombo, Egypt

Kom Ombo, located on the banks of the Nile, is famed for its unique twin temple dedicated to Sobek and Horus. This intriguing site offers a glimpse into ancient Egyptian religion and architecture, with detailed carvings and a well-preserved calendar. Visitors can also explore the nearby Crocodile Museum, which houses mummified crocodiles that once thrived in the area. A visit to Kom Ombo combines history, culture, and stunning riverside views.

ESNA - LUXOR. Spend a morning of scenic cruising along the glistening Nile River. Relax on the Sun Deck as you cruise from Esna back to Luxor. First, explore the Temple of Karnak, the largest religious complex in Egypt and one of the largest in the world,

LUXOR - QENA - LUXOR. Set sail to Qena to explore its ancient Egyptian heritage. You’ll go to Dendara to visit the best-preserved temple in Egypt, the Temple of Hathor – the Goddess of Love, to whom the powers of  joy, feminine love and motherhood were at

Qena, Egypt

LUXOR - DISEMBARKATION - CAIRO. Disembark the ship in Luxor and fly back to Cairo where you will be taken to the Abdeen Presidential Palace, considered one of the most luxurious palaces in the world. The palace consists of multiple museums, including the 

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The Main Lounge offers a diverse array of entertainment from traditional music to modern performances, accompanied by delightful tapas between meals. This venue is perfect for relaxing while enjoying high-quality, eclectic entertainment and snacks.

Main Lounge

Relax in the Sun Deck Pool, where you can soak up the sun or enjoy a refreshing swim while passing scenic views. Complete with a bar, this pool offers a perfect blend of relaxation and picturesque backdrops.

Sun Deck Pool

Discover a trove of treasures at AmaWaterways' onboard boutique, where guests can explore an array of unique souvenirs to remember their cruise by.

Gift Shop

The pool on the Sun Deck is complemented by a sun deck bar, perfect for enjoying panoramic views and leisurely days on board.

Sun Deck

Guests enjoy complimentary, unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks during lunch and dinner, as well as sparkling wine and fresh-squeezed juices at breakfast. The bar features only the highest quality wines, sourced from local wineries and vineyards, perfectly paired with meals to enhance the culinary journey. Note: Additional drinks may incur extra charges.

Lounge Bar

Accessible near the Sun Deck Pool, this bar offers a refreshing selection of beverages perfect for enjoying while soaking up the sun. Guests should note that additional charges may apply for certain drinks.

Sun Deck Bar

Step into an exclusive setting at The Chef’s Table, where you watch the chef prepare a unique multi-course meal. This intimate dining experience includes unlimited fine wines, selected specifically for each dish, ensuring a memorable gastronomic adventure.

The Chef’s Table

AmaWaterways' chefs create exquisite menus featuring locally-inspired and Western dishes. From sparkling wine with breakfast to multi-course dinners paired with regional wines, each meal is designed to impress with both familiar and exotic options, like goulash in Hungary or Camembert on the Seine.

Main Restaurant

Guests can get their hair styled for any special occasion or evening out, ensuring they look their best throughout their cruise.

Hair & Nail Salon

After exploring ashore, guests can unwind with a soothing massage, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Massage Services

For those looking to stay active, the fitness room offers equipment like treadmills and weights, making it easy to keep fit while cruising.

Fitness Room

AmaLilia, a sister ship to AmaDahlia, debuts in 2024, offering an 11-night Secrets of Egypt & Nile itinerary that pairs a week-long cruise with stays in Cairo. This Nile ship features an array of staterooms, including suites with AmaWaterways' signature Twin Balcony concept, along with specialty dining at the Chef’s Table and panoramic views of the Nile. Guests can enjoy onboard wellness classes, a sun deck pool and bar, and live evening entertainment after a day of exploring the river's historic sites.

Relax in the Sun Deck Pool, where you can soak up the sun or enjoy a refreshing swim while passing scenic views. This pool offers a perfect blend of relaxation and picturesque backdrops.

The pool on the Sun Deck is complemented by shaded loungers, perfect for enjoying panoramic views and leisurely days on board.

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If you purchased the optional excursion, enjoy an early morning flight over Lake Nasser to the more than 3,000-year-old Abu Simbel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dedicated to Ramses II, one of the most active of pharaohs, along with the smaller temple dedicated to his chief wife Queen Nefertari. The front of the main temple has four gargantuan statues of Ramses II on his throne, each measuring nearly 70 feet high and discovered half buried in sand in 1813.

Later in the afternoon, take a peaceful ride in a felucca, a traditional Egyptian sailboat, around beautiful Elephantine Island, which locals say is the home to legendary Egyptian god Khnumo. Cap the day off with an optional late afternoon tea at the historic Old Cataract Hotel, a 19th-century Victorian Palace crafted in rose granite. Delight in an authentic “high tea” experience and revel in the stunning views overlooking the Nile and Elephantine Island. 

Board a motorboat and cruise to the UNESCO-designated Philae Temple complex, boasting some of the most stunningly restored and preserved hieroglyphs in Egypt. It was constructed between 380 BC and 362 BC and dedicated to the goddess Isis, the wife of Osiris and mother of Horus. Next head to a colorful Nubian village on Hisa Island. Meet the warm and friendly Nubian people who will welcome you to their village.

The city of Edfu is best known for one of Egypt’s most remarkably preserved temples, dedicated to Horus, the falcon-headed god. Built in 230 BC, it is the second-largest temple in Egypt and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with walls that display compelling details about the religion and language of the country’s Greco-Roman period. After visiting Edfu, relax on board and take in the Nile River’s timeless landscapes as the ship continues onward to Aswan.

During the afternoon, cruise to the Great Temple of Kom Ombo, where its soaring columns dramatically rise above the Nile River. Unique in Egypt, this temple is dedicated to two gods — the crocodile god, Sobek, sitting on the right; and the falcon-headed Haroeris, “The Good Doctor.” 

In the evening, join your crew outside in a celebration of local customs with the chance to don a Galabeya, traditional Egyptian attire, and toast to the rich culture and history of the Nile River Valley.

Begin the day with a visit to the Valley of Queens, home to the mummified remains of more than 30 queens and princesses, including Nefertari’s Tomb, where you’ll enjoy a private tour.

Next, visit the tombs of ancient Egypt in the Valley of the Kings — one of the most famous archeological sites in the world. The spectacular rock-cut tombs located on the west bank of Luxor include that of the enigmatic King Tutankhamun, whose mummified remains are still here on display. Afterwards, go to Deir el-Bahri to see the Temple of Hatshepsut, one of Egypt’s most successful pharaohs and the country’s first female ruler. Your day’s adventure concludes with an up-close view of the Colossi of Memnon — two gigantic statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III.

First, explore the Temple of Karnak, the largest religious complex in Egypt and one of the largest in the world, covering about 200 acres in a vast network of columns, hieroglyphics, obelisks, sphinxes and colossi — even a lake is on the grounds. The Hypostyle Hall is a great architectural marvel and filled with its roof blocks, supported by colossal 134 columns standing at 70 feet high, with 12 larger columns standing at 80 feet high lining the central aisle. This hall is still the largest room of any religious building in the world.

After visiting the temple, journey to a museum and discover the art of papyrus making. Learn how the ancient Egyptians used this special plant that flourished in the Egyptian Delta and Nile River Valley. Made from the aquatic papyrus plant, also known as paper plant, this unique writing material served many purposes in ancient times from sails, cloth, food and especially paper for important documents and texts.

Afterwards, you will visit the Temple of Luxor, constructed over hundreds of years by Amenhotep III, Ramses II, Tutankhamun and other pharaohs.

 You then have the option of heading back to the ship to relax or visiting the colorful Luxor Market, where you can find eye-catching piles of spices, jewelry and clothing as well as irresistible smells of incense and perfumes.

Set sail to Qena to explore its ancient Egyptian heritage. You’ll go to Dendara to visit the best-preserved temple in Egypt, the Temple of Hathor – the Goddess of Love, to whom the powers of joy, feminine love and motherhood were attributed. The temple was built by Ptolemy and a group of Romans who worshipped her; so don’t miss the back of the temple where there is a relief depicting Cleopatra with Caesarion, her son by Julius Caesar, the Roman Emperor who brought us the months of July and August.

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