Timeless Treasures of the Nile
Flights from London Heathrow→Aswan → Kom Ombo → Edfu → Luxor → Dendera Temple → Abydos → Tuna El Gebel → Tel El Amarna → Beni Hassan → Cairo→Return to London Heathrow
Organised by Noble Caledonia.
From
from £8595
per person
Overview
Experience a 14-night river voyage along the Nile between Aswan and Cairo aboard the 44-passenger SS Misr.
Join Noble Caledonia aboard the SS Misr, a propeller steam vessel accommodating just 44 guests, and discover the many ancient wonders along the banks of the Nile on this 14-night journey between Aswan and Cairo. A cruise on a Nile steamer as a leisure pursuit was pioneered by British tourists in the late 19th century looking for a comfortable way to visit Egypt's fascinating sites, and Noble Caledonia is delighted to have chartered the lovingly restored SS Misr to offer their passengers the opportunity to discover the remarkable wonders of this ancient land in a high degree of comfort.
Noble Caledonia’s cruise along a 600-mile stretch of the Nile is a passage through antiquity, an incomparable river voyage which brings to life the great monuments of the pharaohs, the divine kings comprising thirty dynasties, who ruled Egypt during the 3000 years before Christ. They have devised a unique, two-week itinerary to allow for the opportunity to visit some of Egypt's most famous sites in addition to discovering some of the lesser-known archaeological sites and temples, and experience the wonders of the great civilisation that flourished in the Nile Valley. Guests will visit the private tombs at Beni Hassan, which, through superb wall paintings, provide a panorama of daily life in Egypt four thousand years ago from the leisure pursuits of the elite to workers in vineyards or children playing games. Noble Caledonia also visits Abydos and Dendera temples and Tel El Amarna where you can survey the ruins of the temples and palaces of King Akhenaten and Queen Nefertiti. In addition to these less famous but historically important sites, guests will of course explore some of the most renowned locations including the Great Pyramids, the Valley of the Kings and magnificent Karnak.
Highlights
- Embark on a comprehensive Nile cruise aboard the luxury SS Misr, featuring full-board accommodation and all scheduled transfers.
- Experience the engineering marvel of the Aswan High Dam and the meticulously relocated Temple of Philae.
- Enjoy two full days exploring the iconic archaeological sites of Luxor, including the Valley of the Kings and the temple of Queen Hatshepsut.
- Visit the Howard Carter House in Luxor, the preserved home of the archaeologist who discovered Tutankhamun’s tomb.
- Explore the sprawling Karnak Temple complex, featuring a massive hypostyle hall with 130 towering columns.
- Discover the unique "double" temple of Kom Ombo, dedicated to both the crocodile god Sobek and the falcon god Haroeris.
- Visit the remarkably well-preserved Edfu Temple, one of the most significant sites dedicated to the god Horus.
- Tour the historic Dendera Temple in Qena, a site historically associated with healing and the goddess Hathor.
- Explore the royal city and tombs of Amarna, including the ancient animal necropolis at Tuna El Gebel.
- Conclude the journey in Cairo with guided visits to the Giza Pyramids, the Sphinx, and the expansive Grand Egyptian Museum.
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Itinerary
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Day 1 London Heathrow to Aswan, Egypt.
Fly by scheduled flight to Aswan via Cairo. Upon arrival transfer to the SS Misr and embark.
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Day 2 Aswan.
This morning we will visit the High Dam at Aswan, considered an engineering miracle when it was built in the 1960s having had a huge impact on the economy and culture in Egypt. Today it provides electricity and irrigation for the whole of Egypt. We continue to the temple of Philae which is dedicated to the goddess Isis, wife of Osiris and mother of Horus. The story of Osiris is represented on the walls of the temple with two of its inner chambers that are rich in symbolic imagery. The temple was originally on Philae Island but due to high water levels was dismantled in 1977 and reconstructed on a nearby higher island called Agilkia. The main elements of the temple such as the two pylons, hypostyle halls and sanctuaries were built by the Ptolemaic kings. Later the Roman rulers added the colonnades in front of the temple as well as the ceremonial entrance to the island known as Trajan's Kiosk. We end our tour with a visit to the Nubian Museum, a complex of 50,000 square metres which is enclosed by walls to evoke the traditional Nubian village architecture. Return to the ship for lunch and a leisurely afternoon and this evening, enjoy a welcome cocktail party and dinner.
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Day 3 Aswan & Kom Ombo.
Enjoy a leisurely morning on board or alternatively take the optional excursion to the temples of Abu Simbel (by road approximately four hours each way) which is without a doubt the most impressive of all Nubian antiquities. Not only can we admire the outstanding sculptures, culture and reliefs which embellished the temples of Ramesses the Great and Queen Nefertari, cut out of the sandstone cliff around 3300 years ago, we can also applaud the achievement of archaeologists, architects and engineers in the 20th century AD who organised the rescue of the monuments to their new site above Lake Nasser. This afternoon we set sail for Kom Ombo, relax on deck and admire the Nile views.
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Day 4 Kom Ombo & Edfu.
This morning we visit the temple of Kom Ombo which was mainly built during the Ptolemaic dynasty and completed under the Roman Emperors. The temple is unique due to its ‘double' design which meant that there were courts, halls, sanctuaries and rooms duplicated for the two gods that worshipped here. The southern half of the temple was dedicated to the crocodile god Sobek and the northern part of the temple was dedicated to the falcon god Haroeris. Among the carved reliefs along the inside of the outer wall are images thought to be connected with Egyptian medicine, including displays of birthing chairs and surgical instruments. We return to the ship and continue to sail to Edfu. After lunch on board we visit Edfu Temple, an ancient Egyptian temple which is set on the West Bank of the Nile and said to be one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt. The temple is dedicated to the falcon god Horus and was built in the Ptolemaic period between 237 and 57 BC. This evening, we sail to Luxor where we moor overnight.
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Day 5 Luxor.
We will have the luxury of two full days to explore Luxor and today will be devoted to visiting the West Bank, one of the most famous and important archaeological sites in the world. See the Valley of the Kings, the burial ground of the pharaohs for a period of 500 years. The tombs vividly depict the journey of the sun god and pharaoh through the dangers of the underworld. In the temple of Queen Hatshepsut, we will discover scenes commemorating the reign of this exceptional monarch such as the ambitious voyage where she sent her ships to the Red Sea and the mysterious land of Punt. We stop at the Colossi of Memnon to witness the two imposing 18-metre-high quartzite seated statues which marked the entrance to the now vanished memorial temple of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III whose reign in the 14th century BC was one of the most opulent in Egyptian history. We will also visit Howard Carter House, the original home where the British archaeologist lived during his search for Tutankhamun's tomb which is now a museum featuring original artefacts from his time in Luxor.
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Day 6 Luxor.
Our second day in Luxor will be spent on the East Bank, where we will start with a visit to the magnificent temples of Karnak. Here you will witness the unbelievably vast array of monuments dedicated to Amun-Ra, king of the gods, his wife Mut and their son Khonsu. Just two of the highlights we will see are the great hypostyle hall with over 130 columns, some 22 metres high, and the obelisk of the powerful Queen Pharaoh Hatshepsut. Our tour will conclude with a visit to the Luxor Museum, an archaeological museum which was inaugurated in 1975. Whilst the range of artefacts on display is more restricted than the country's main collections in the Museum of Antiquities in Cairo, this was deliberate since the museum prides itself on the quality of the pieces it has. Return to the ship for lunch and this afternoon we visit Luxor Temple, situated on the east bank of the river Nile. Moor overnight in Luxor.
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Day 7 Dendera Temple.
Early this morning we sail to Qena and after breakfast our morning tour will be dedicated to the goddess Hathor as we visit the Dendera Temple, also known as the ‘castle of the Sistrum'. Hathor was the goddess of love, joy and beauty. The Dendera Temple was associated with healing and patients who travelled there for cures could stay in special buildings so they could rest, sleep and commune with the gods in their dreams. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon sailing to Naga Hammadi where we will moor overnight.
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Day 8 Abydos Temple.
This morning we sail to El Balyana where we visit the temple that the Greeks called the Memnonium in Abydos, dedicated to Seti, Osiris, Isis, Ptah, Ptah-Sokar, Nefertem, Re-Horakhty, Amun and Horus. Its structure, built of white limestone, is one of the most impressive religious structures in Egypt. Return to the ship for lunch and enjoy the afternoon sailing north to Sohag where we will moor overnight.
- 9
Day 9 Cruising.
Enjoy a day cruising along the Nile. Relax on deck and enjoy the passing scenery and perhaps attend a lecture or two. We will moor overnight in Tel El Amarna.
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Day 10 Tuna El Gebel & Tel El Amarna.
This morning, we start by visiting Tuna El Gebel where the oldest monument is a boundary stela of Akhenaten and Nefertiti. The site is best known for its animal necropolis housing thousands of mummified baboons and Ibis sacred to Thoth. We then continue to Akhenaten's royal city, tomb and palace at Amarna. It is here we visit the tombs of Pentu, Ahmose, Meryre and the Royal tomb of Akhenaten. Return to the ship for lunch and enjoy the rest of the afternoon relaxing on board as we set sail to Minya.
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Day 11 Beni Hassan.
This morning we visit the Middle Kingdom tombs at Beni Hassan, an ancient Egyptian cemetery site. The necropolis of Beni Hassan reflects the political differences between the provincal rulers and the pharaoh kings. Due to the layout and more complex decorations, the tombs mark a transition stage in the style of the tombs from the Old Kingdom to the New Kingdom. Moor overnight in Minya.
- 12
Day 12 Cruising.
Enjoy another relaxing day cruising along the Nile as we make our way towards Cairo. Perhaps spend time enjoying the passing scenery from the spacious decks, relax with a book and attend a lecture.
- 13
Day 13 Meidum & Cairo.
We transfer this morning to the Meidum pyramid which is dedicated to the King Snefru of the 4th dynasty. Return to the SS Misr for lunch and enjoy the last few hours of sailing as we continue to Cairo where we will moor overnight.
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Day 14 Cairo.
Today is dedicated to the capital city of Cairo. We start the day by visiting the impressive Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx, the only survivor of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and the tombs of the great Pharaohs and their queens. Enjoy lunch with a view of the Pyramids before we visit the Grand Egyptian Museum. This complex is a cultural hub and includes one of the largest museums in the world displaying the heritage of a single civilisation. The museum contains over 50,000 artefacts, reflecting Egypt's past from prehistory until the Greek and Roman periods including over 5000 artefacts from the tomb of the golden pharaoh Tutankhamun. This evening enjoy the farewell dinner on board.
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Day 15 Cairo to London Heathrow.
Disembark this morning and transfer to Cairo Airport for your return scheduled flight to London Heathrow.
Meet your Experts
A distinguished team of guest lecturers, expedition leaders and specialist hosts will be travelling with you on selected departures — enriching your voyage with their insight, expertise and company.
Dr Bill Manley
Dr Bill Manley is a best-selling author and expert on the Ancient Egyptian language, currently working with a major archaeological survey on the West Bank at Luxor. During three decades as a professional Egyptologist, he has taught both Egyptology and Coptic at the Universities of Glasgow, Liverpool and London; been Senior Curator for Ancient Egypt at National Museums Scotland; and worked and travelled extensively in Egypt. These days he is Co-director of Complutense Egyptology (a university-based research group in Madrid), Honorary President of Egyptology Scotland, and he teaches a popular programme of ancient-language courses at Bloomsbury Summer School in London. Bill's best-known book credits include How To Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs, Egyptian Hieroglyphs for Complete Beginners , and Egyptian Art in the prestigious World of Art Series; he has also spoken at many international book fes
Dr Bill Manley will be on the following tour dates: 21 October to 4 November 2026 • 20 October to 3 November 2028
Dr Steve Kershaw
Dr Steve Kershaw is a tutor in Classics for Oxford University Department for Continuing Education, an accredited lecturer for The Arts Society (ex- NADFAS), and lectures for the Victoria and Albert Museum's Early Medieval: 300 - 1250 and The Classical World and Classical Revivals courses. His publications include The Penguin Dictionary of Classical Mythology, A Brief Guide to the Greek Myths, A Brief Guide to Classical Civilization, A Brief History of the Roman Empire, A Brief History of Atlantis: Plato's Ideal State, Barbarians: Rebellion and Resistance to Rome, and Mythologica (a children's book on the Greek myths). Steve is the author and tutor for Oxford University's online courses in Greek Mythology, The Fall of Rome, and Minoans and Mycenaeans. In 2016 he appeared as an Expert Contributor to The History Channel's Barbarians Rising series, and he has travelled widely in the wo
Dr Steve Kershaw will be on the following tour dates: 4 to 18 November 2026
Reverend Selwyn Tillett
Selwyn Tillett is an Anglican priest, retired after a career of more than 40 years working in parishes ranging from South London commuter-land to rural Essex and Norfolk. He took his degree in Egyptology at Cambridge in the 1970s, a decade before ordination, and throughout the 1980s and ‘90s was a regular guest lecturer on the Nile for Bales Tours and Swan Hellenic. He has a specialist knowledge of the travels and careers of early British antiquarians and Egyptologists and has published Egypt Itself, the biography of Robert Hay (1799-1863) whose drawings of Egypt were said by all his contemporaries to be more complete and accurate than those of any other traveller yet remain unpublished. In parallel Selwyn has also published extensively for the Sir Arthur Sullivan Society of which he was Chairman for 7 years; in that capacity in 1990 he discovered the ballet music from Gilbert and
Reverend Selwyn Tillett will be on the following tour dates: 12 to 26 February 2027
Professor Rosalie David OBE FRSA
Professor Rosalie David OBE FRSA is currently Emeritus Professor of Egyptology and Co-Director of the KNH Centre for Biomedical Egyptology at The University of Manchester. The focus of her career has been the establishment of a new university specialisation – biomedical research within the field of Egyptology – to provide a different approach to understanding the civilisation of ancient Egypt. Rosalie David has lectured at universities and presented papers at academic conferences in many countries; she first accompanied a Nile cruise as Guest Lecturer in 1974, and subsequently also fulfilled this role on Mediterranean and Red Sea cruises. She is the author of over 30 books and many articles in peer-reviewed journals, and has been consultant and contributor to several television documentaries. In the New Year Honours List 2003, she was awarded the Order of the British Empire for services
Professor Rosalie David OBE FRSA will be on the following tour dates: 26 February to 12 March 2027 • 11 to 25 February 2028
Tom Hardwick
Tom Hardwick is an Egyptologist and curator who has worked for museums in the United Kingdom, Egypt, and United States. His research focuses on ancient Egyptian material culture, particularly sculpture, and the history of collecting and dealing in Egyptian art in the 19th and 20th centuries. He writes for academic and popular journals, including Apollo, and recently worked on the renovation of Howard Carter's house in Luxor for the centenary of the discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Tom Hardwick will be on the following tour dates: 22 October to 5 November 2027
Dr Anna Garnett
Dr. Anna Garnett FSA has been the Curator of the Petrie Museum of Egyptian and Sudanese Archaeology, University College London, since 2017. She has worked at several local, national and university museums in the UK over the past two decades in a range of collections- and public-facing roles. She earned her PhD from the University of Liverpool in 2018 and has worked as a ceramicist and finds specialist in Egypt and Sudan for over 15 years. Her research interests include New Kingdom ceramics, the reconciliation of Egyptian and Sudanese object assemblages and archives, object distribution in the late-19th and early 20th centuries, and object- and archive-based teaching. Anna has lectured on Egyptological and Museological subjects for over 20 years and has published widely for both general and academic audiences.
Dr Anna Garnett will be on the following tour dates: 5 to 19 November 2027
Christian Eckmann
Christian Eckmann is a senior researcher at the Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie in Mainz, Germany. He served as head of the Conservation Department, as well as acting deputy director general, until 2023. His research focuses on the study of technological processes involved in the manufacture of archaeological metal artifacts, a field in which he has collaborated extensively through various national and international collaborations, including projects in China, Jordan, and Egypt. Notable examples of his work include studies of the oldest surviving live-size metal sculpture in Egypt, numerous objects from Tutankhamun's tomb and the conservation and scientific analysis of bronze birds from the tomb complex of the first Chinese emperor. In 2017, he was elected a corresponding member of the German Archaeological Institute.
Christian Eckmann will be on the following tour dates: 25 February to 10 March 2028
Katja Broschat
Katja Broschat is a conservator at the Leibniz-Zentrum für Archäologie. Her research is focused on the technological processes employed in the production of artifacts, with a particular emphasis on the study of antique glass and metalwork. She is one of a select few individuals engaged in the meticulous examination of the intricate Cage Cups from the late Roman period and the early glassmaking traditions in Egypt. Since 2013, she has been based in Egypt, where she has been involved in the study of a range of artefact types from Tutankhamun's tomb. In 2017, she was elected a Corresponding Member of the German Archaeological Institute.
Katja Broschat will be on the following tour dates: 25 February to 10 March 2028
Professor Aidan Dodson, FSA
Professor Aidan Dodson has taught Egyptology at the University of Bristol since 1996, and has been honorary Professor of Egyptology since 2018. He studied archaeology and Egyptology at the Universities of Durham, Liverpool and Cambridge, and was elected a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London in 2003. He was the visiting Simpson Professor of Egyptology at the American University in Cairo in 2013, and Chairman of the Egypt Exploration Society from 2011 to 2016. His particular research interests concern history and funerary monuments of ancient Egypt, and the history of Egyptology itself. As well as Egyptology, he researches and writes on naval history between 1850 and 1950 – like Egyptology, a passion since childhood. He has been accompanying tours to Egypt since the 1990s, and is the author of several hundred articles and book reviews, together with some thirty books. The latter
Professor Aidan Dodson, FSA will be on the following tour dates: 3 to 17 November 2028
The Ship
Misr
For our journeys along the Nile, we are delighted to have once again chartered the recently refurbished SS Misr, a very special and unique vessel. Originally constructed in Preston by the Royal Navy in 1918, the SS Misr was purchased and later converted into a luxury Nile steamer for King Farouk. Now fully restored to a five-star deluxe propeller steam vessel she accommodates just 44 passengers in spacious, air-conditioned cabins and suites. Misr means ‘the Kingdom of Egypt' and the décor throughout the vessel reflects the period.
Deck plan
Life aboard Misr
The SS Misr is a restored historic propeller steam vessel that offers an intimate, five-star experience for just 44 guests. With its period-style décor and focus on Nile views, it is perfectly suited for travellers seeking a nostalgic and elegant way to explore Egypt.
Quick facts
Passenger capacity
44
Crew size
65
Year built
2006
Gross tonnage
1500 tonnes
Language
English
Suites
All accommodation on board features private balconies, individual air conditioning, and en-suite bathrooms. Categories range from standard cabins to spacious panoramic suites at the front of the ship.
- •Category 4 and 3 cabins measure 21 square metres and feature a private terrace.
- •Category 2 suites are approximately 30 square metres with an elegant living area.
- •Category 1 panorama suites measure 35 square metres and offer 180-degree views.
- •All rooms include mini-bars, televisions, hairdryers, and tea/coffee making facilities.
Life on board
The ship is designed to be spacious and elegant, featuring dedicated spaces for relaxation both indoors and on deck. Guests can enjoy a classic Nile cruising experience with views from the lounge or the sun deck.
- •Public areas include the Saraya Lounge, Dahabia Bar, and a Main Lounge.
- •The upper sun deck features a swimming pool and sun loungers.
- •An onboard boutique gift shop is available for jewellery and local gifts.
- •Library and games are provided for guest use.
Dining
Meals are served in the Marasem Restaurant, which accommodates all guests in one open seating arrangement. The menu blends international and local Egyptian cuisine.
- •Breakfast, lunch and dinner are primarily served buffet style.
- •A la carte set menus are offered occasionally during the cruise.
- •Complimentary tea and coffee are served after meals.
- •Complimentary bottled water is provided in cabins and replenished daily.
- •Inform the cruise operator in advance regarding specific dietary requirements.
Practical information
Operations on board are designed for a comfortable, stress-free experience, including 24-hour reception and inclusive gratuities. Guests should be aware of specific policies regarding connectivity, dress codes, and safety.
- •Dress code is casual by day and smart casual for dinner.
- •Electricity is 220 volts with 2-round pin outlets; adapters available at reception.
- •Smoking is strictly permitted only at the rear of the Sun Deck.
- •Wi-Fi is available but service is not guaranteed in all locations.
- •Tap water is not drinkable; refillable water bottles are provided for excursions.
- •Laundry service is available with a 24-hour turnaround; no dry cleaning.
- •Onboard accounts are settled in Egyptian pounds via credit or debit card.
Ship information may be subject to operational change. Please contact us for the latest details before booking.
Departures & pricing
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 11 to 25 February 2028 • 20 October to 3 November 2028 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price | Special Offer Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £8795 | £8595 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | £9195 | £8995 |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | £10595 | £10395 |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | £10995 | £10795 |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | £10195 | £9995 |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 21 October to 4 November 2026 | |
|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £7895 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | — |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | — |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | — |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | — |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 22 October to 5 November 2027 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price | Special Offer Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £8395 | £8195 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | — | — |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | — | — |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | — | — |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | — | — |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 25 February to 10 March 2028 • 3 to 17 November 2028 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price | Special Offer Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £8795 | £8595 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | £9195 | £8995 |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | £10595 | £10395 |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | £10995 | £10795 |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | £10195 | £9995 |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 26 February to 12 March 2027 | |
|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £8395 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | — |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | — |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | — |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | — |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 4 to 18 November 2026 | |
|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £7895 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | £8295 |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | — |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | — |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | — |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 5 to 19 November 2027 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Category | Brochure Price | Special Offer Price |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck | £8395 | £8195 |
| 3 Twin/Double cabin on Upper deck | — | — |
| 2 Suite on Main/Upper deck | — | — |
| 1 Panorama Suite on Main deck | — | — |
| 4 Twin/Double cabin on Lower/Main deck for Sole Use | — | — |
Tour Reference Code: RCMISR
PRICE INCLUDES:
• Economy class scheduled air travel • 14 nights aboard the SS Misr on a full board basis • Wine or beer & unlimited soft drinks with lunch & dinner • Shore excursions with local English speaking guides • Noble Caledonia Tour Manager • Guest Speaker • Gratuities • Transfers • Airport taxes
Not Included:
- Travel insurance
- Egyptian visa
- Optional excursion to Abu Simbel
Please note that availability and prices shown on our website are not updated in real time and may change. For the latest availability and pricing, please call 0800 678 3787