Mövenpick S/S MISR
Description
Mövenpick S/S MISR
Experience the splendor of ancient Egypt in unparalleled style and comfort aboard the SS Misr by Mövenpick Hotels & Resorts. This magnificent vessel was originally built by the British Royal Navy in 1918 and later converted into a luxury cruise liner for King Farouk. Today, SS Misr invites discerning guests to relive the golden age of river cruising in unmatched elegance and sophistication. Featuring 16 cabins and eight suites, plus a bar and lounge, fine dining venues, and a large sun deck with swimming pool.
The SS Misr was built by the British Royal Navy and later converted into the luxury vessel for King Farouk. The boat offers true nostalgia with excellent service, food, and luxury accommodations.
SS Misr offers 16 cabins and eight suites, plus a bar and lounge, fine dining venues, and a large sun deck with a swimming pool.
Itinerary
Day 1:
Temples & Tranquility
Day 1:
Temples & Tranquility
High Dam
Visit this monumental structure that controls the Nile's flow and provides electricity to Egypt. Enjoy panoramic views of Lake Nasser.
Philae Temple
Reach this beautiful temple dedicated to the goddess Isis by motorboat. Located on Agilkia Island, its peaceful island setting and detailed reliefs make it one of Egypt's most romantic sites.
Day 2:
Kom Ombo Temple
Day 2:
Kom Ombo Temple
Abu Simbel Temples
Explore the grand temples of Ramses II and Queen Nefertari, carved into a sandstone cliff. These twin temples are marvels of ancient engineering and were relocated to save them from flooding after the construction of the High Dam.
Kom Ombo Temple
Visit the unique twin temple dedicated to Sobek, the crocodile god, and Horus the Elder. The site includes fascinating medical reliefs and a small museum displaying mummified crocodiles.
Day 3:
Luxor East Bank
Day 3:
Luxor East Bank
Temple of Horus
Ride by horse carriage to the Temple of Horus, one of the most complete and best-preserved temples in Egypt. Discover the story of Horus and Seth through vividly carved walls and sacred chambers.
Karnak Temple Complex
The largest religious site in the ancient world, dedicated to Amun-Re. Explore colossal statues, the Great Hypostyle Hall with 134 towering columns, and sacred lakes.
Day 4:
Disembarkation
Day 4:
Disembarkation
Valley of the Kings
Explore the royal tombs of ancient pharaohs hidden in the desert hills. Three tombs are included, with optional entry to Tutankhamun's tomb (extra cost).
Temple of Queen Hatshepsut
A stunning structure built into limestone cliffs, honoring Egypt's most powerful female pharaoh.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The most frequent questions people may ask about, read the following questions about Egypt tours that may answer a question in your mind.
A Dahabiya Nile cruise is a traditional-style sailing journey on the Nile aboard a small, elegant vessel inspired by the royal boats used in Egypt during the 19th century. It offers a slower, more private way to explore the Nile Valley.
Unlike large motorized Nile cruise ships, Dahabiyas are smaller, quieter, and more intimate. They provide a relaxed sailing experience, fewer passengers, personalized service, and access to smaller villages and hidden historical sites.
Most Dahabiya boats accommodate a limited number of guests, usually between 8 and 24 passengers. This creates a peaceful atmosphere with more personal attention from the crew.
Most Dahabiya cruises sail between Luxor and Aswan, with itineraries that include famous temples as well as lesser-known locations along the Nile that larger ships cannot always reach.
Depending on the itinerary, guests may visit sites such as Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo Temple, Philae Temple, and smaller archaeological sites along the riverbanks.
A Dahabiya is ideal for travelers seeking privacy, authenticity, and a slower pace. The experience focuses more on relaxation, cultural interaction, and enjoying the natural beauty of the Nile.
Yes. Most Dahabiya cruises include full-board dining with freshly prepared meals. Many focus on quality Egyptian and international cuisine using fresh local ingredients.
Yes. Their private atmosphere, romantic sailing experience, and scenic Nile views make Dahabiyas a popular choice for couples looking for a unique Egyptian getaway.
A Dahabiya cruise combines historic charm, luxury, and authentic travel. Instead of simply moving between attractions, guests experience the Nile itself—sailing quietly past villages, fields, temples, and timeless landscapes.
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