M/s Omar El Khayam

 

Come aboard this 5-star cruise ship, and embark on an adventure that takes you through the ancient era of Egyptian civilization. Enjoy gourmet dishes prepared by the finest chefs at the main restaurant, or indulge at the luxurious lounge bar.

BOAT DETAILS
BOAT DETAILS: Facilities include a restaurant, bar, a large sundeck with pool, pool bar, jacuzzi and health club and a fully equipped spa and treatment rooms, laundry service, gift shop and beauty salon.

All 68 cabins and 12 suites are equipped with air-conditioning, en suite bathroom, a mini-fridge, marine satellite TV. The main and upper deck cabins have large panoramic windows which opens onto a balcony with seating area.


4 NIGHTS

DAY 1 MONDAY ASWAN
Board the boat before lunch. Afternoon is at leisure. Overnight: Aswan. (l,d)

DAY 2 TUESDAY WADI ELSEBOU
Morning sail to Kalabsha and visit the Kalabsha Temple and Beit El Wali. Afternoon sail to Wadi Elsebou. Overnight: Wadi Elsebou. (b,l,d)

DAY 3 WEDNESDAY AMADA
Morning visit the Wadi El Seboua Temple and later sail to Amada. Afternoon visit the Amada Temple, the oldest of the Lake Nasser temples. Overnight: Amada. (b,l,d)

DAY 4 THURSDAY ABU SIMBEL
Early morning sail to Kas Ibrim. View Kasr Ibrim from the sundeck. Sail to Abu Simbel and visit the temple of Abu Simbel. Overnight: Abu Simbel. (b,l,d)

DAY 5 FRIDAY DISEMBARK
After breakfast, disembark. (b)


3 NIGHTS

DAY 1 FRIDAY ABU SIMBEL
Embarkation before lunch. Visit the temple of Abu Simbel. Overnight: Abu Simbel. (b,l,d)

DAY 2 SATURDAY WADI ELSEBOU
Morning sail to Kas Ibrim. View Kasr Ibrim from the sundeck. Sail to Amada. Afternoon visit the Amada Temple, the oldest of the Lake Nasser temples. Afternoon sail to Wadi Elsebou. Overnight: Wadi Elsebou. (b,l,d)

DAY 3 SUNDAY ASWAN
Morning visit the Wadi El Seboua Temple. Afternoon sail to Aswan. Overnight: Aswan. (b,l,d)

DAY 4 MONDAY DISEMBARK
Morning sail to Kalabsha and visit the Kalabsha Temple and Beit El Wali. Disembark. (b)

These programmes may be changed without prior notice, due to navigational circumstances.
The programmes may change in sequence but not in visits.