Egypt Family Package with Nile Cruise

Yes. A cruise means unpacking once rather than changing hotels every night, and the ship provides a pool deck and air conditioned space for downtime between excursions, which makes it easier than a land based tour with children.

School age children and teenagers tend to get the most from the history. For toddlers and children under about five, the daily excursion pace can be demanding, and a shorter itinerary may suit better.

Temple visits are scheduled in the cooler morning hours to avoid the midday heat, particularly in Luxor and Aswan. Afternoons are generally free on the ship.

This varies by ship. Tell us the ages of your children and how many rooms you need when you enquire, and we will confirm what is available on the vessels operating your dates.

Generally yes. Most Nile cruise ships serve buffet meals with international dishes alongside Egyptian ones, so there is usually something familiar available at every meal.

No. Child rates are lower than adult rates and vary by age and ship. Send us your children's ages when you enquire and we will confirm exact pricing.