Standard Nile Cruises are a good choice for travelers who want to enjoy the classic Luxor and Aswan Nile cruise experience at a more affordable price. These cruises usually include comfortable cabins, onboard meals, Nile views and visits to the main ancient sites along the route.
An 8 day value Egypt package covering Cairo and a Luxor to Aswan Nile cruise on a standard 5 star ship, keeping costs down without cutting sites.
Duration
8 Days
The Solaris I is a 5-star Nile cruiser with 66 balconied cabins, including 12 set up for triple occupancy, plus a discotheque, billiard room, and nightly galabia parties.
Fully overhauled in 2023, the Miriam is an ultra-luxury-rated cruiser with 58 cabins and suites, including two Royal Suites with balconies and a Presidential Suite.
The Nile Quest offers 62 rooms from standard cabins to a Presidential Suite over 37 square metres, every room with a hydro-massage bathtub and individually controlled air conditioning.
The Nile Symphony is a 5-star floating hotel with 54 cabins, each with a private marble bathroom, seating 120 guests for buffet dining across the cruise.
The Nile Admiral, part of the Presidential fleet, offers 74 outward-facing suites with large picture windows, plus a 24-hour lounge and disco bar for evenings.
The Presidential Commodore carries 77 outside cabins with Nile views across three decks, each tastefully decorated and fully air-conditioned.
Part of the Presidential Nile Cruises fleet, the MS Odyssey offers 70 fully air-conditioned cabins, with Executive Suites adding private balconies over the Nile.
The MS Nile Plaza is a five-star-service, three-deck cruiser with outside-facing cabins and suites, each with panoramic windows, plus an upper-deck restaurant and sun terrace.
The Radamis I offers 65 deluxe cabins plus 4 family cabins and 4 deluxe suites, each with panoramic windows and WiFi, with evenings at the Aida Disco/Lounge.