Dinner Nile cruse in Cairo at Night

Name: Dinner Nile cruse in Cairo at Night
Brand: Amon Ra Tours
SKU: 4d03093e-bc06-4f32-b965-5adb9997fdb7

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Tour info

Duration

2 hours - 3 hours

Why take this tour?

Egypt is the gift of the Nile,” wrote the Greek historian Herodotus. I will pick you up at your place in Cairo or Giza, then take you to the Nile. Once there, you will enjoy dinner on a mid-sized cruise boat, which will take you down the Nile. Enjoy live music, belly dancing, musicians, and a wide selection of food at the dinner buffet. In this experience, I will show you the richer part of Cairo. Two hours of fresh air on the Nile will make you happy! At that same time, you can enjoy watching the amazing Egyptian belly dance with professional belly dancers. Following that is a local show Egyptians use during the wedding ceremony of Tannora. Dinner is served by a 5-star restaurant on the boat during the show. Throughout the evening you can soak up the sparkling city lights, enjoy the delicious food and live entertainment as you glide along the beautiful Nile and see the view of Cairo's illuminated skyline. The local Egyptian food includes a selection of fresh pieces of bread.

What’s included?

Buffet dinner
pick up from your hotel in down town Cairo or pyramids area
Entry/Admission - Giza Pyramids Tours
Drinks
Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 2-3 hours
Mobile tickets accepted

Covid Policy

Face masks required for travelers in public areas

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Amon Ra Tours

About operator:

Amon Ra Tours, We are not only offering you Tours we provide you real experience in Egypt: an experience of a lifetime, We understand very well, what you need. It is not just about visiting touristic sights its much more than this. We offer a full experience in Egypt, to know it is history and also the present to see how the people live, talk with them, try their traditional food, visit their markets and of course, understand our culture and tradition. And of course, visit all the archaeological sites.