Each port of call will show you both ancient and modern sights - leaving you with memories that will last forever.
Red Sea Cruises
Your first port of call is Suez, gateway to Egypt’s famous canal. From here you can visit frantic and atmospheric Cairo with its fascinating Pyramids and famous Sphinx, the Egyptian Museum and, of course, the timeless River Nile. At Sharm el Sheikh you will surely be lured away from its beaches to visit the 6th century St. Catherine’s Monastery where monks still live in complete seclusion. Next is Aqaba, where Petra, now called one of the seven 'new' Wonders of the World, and the amazing desert landscapes of Wadi Rum await you. Finally from Safaga, you can visit the world-famous sights of Luxor, from the awe-inspiring Valley of the Kings and Queens on the West Bank to the amazing temples of Karnak and Luxor on the East Bank. So much history and so many sights in just eight wonderful days!
Red Sea Cruise News
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We also offer seven night Nile cruises aboard the 5 star M.S. Da Vinci, which include direct, return flights from London Gatwick or Manchester, full board throughout and 10 free excursions as well as the option of extending your stay for an extra week from a choice of hotels in Luxor.
The M.S. Royal Star spends the majority of her time cruising in the Indian Ocean, visiting the islands of the Seychelles, Mauritius, Madagascar and Zanzibar to name a few.
