Uniworld River Cruises Africa Cruises

Mystery, history, and grandeur await you onboard a Uniworld River Cruise to Egypt along the Nile River. You can see the wonders of Egyptian culture and the gripping story of the history that shaped it, as you take thrilling excursions and expeditions through this intriguing region. Be inspired in Cairo as you learn the roots of ancient cultures in mosques, citadels, and museums. Drive out to Giza and behold the massive pyramids and of course, the mysterious Sphinx. Soak in the serenity of Lake Nasster, ride a camel or two, and hold on tight during your adventurous Uniworld Egypt River Cruise.

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Things to Do on an Egypt Cruise with Uniworld River Cruises

The Nile River – Cruise in luxury like Cleopatra did along the mighty Nile, stopping to see the great ruins and Pyramids of Egypt. When exploring the region with Uniworld, be sure to spend some time in the spacious Temple of Karnak in Luxor.

• Sakkara and Memphis, and the Sphinx and the Legendary Pyramids of Giza (Cairo, Egypt)
  Get a better understanding o Egyptian culture and art by viewing different examples of pyramids and a sphinx that are not among those in Giza. Afterwards, you’ll head to Giza to gaze upon Egypt’s most recognizable structures, the huge pyramids and the mysterious Sphinx.
   

• Temples of Abu Simbel and Sound and Light Show (Abu, Simbel, Egypt)
  Abu Simbel is a complex of structures that were built 3,500 years ago. This complex has remained intact over the years and was built with such precision that the sun only shines through the center of the complex on two days of the year. At night you’ll see the monuments light up during the sound and light show where you’ll learn about Egypt’s past.
   

• Temple of Queen Hatshepsut, the Valley of the Kings, The Colossi of Memnon and Temple of Karnak (Luxor, Egypt)
  You’ll get a true education on the beliefs and rulers of Egypt when you visit the vast array of sites on this Uniworld tour. Each of these stops offers something interesting and worthwhile to visitors, especially the Valley of the Kings where several Egyptian Pharaohs are buried. You’ll also visit the Temple of Karnak, the world’s largest temple with 70-foot columns.