See Cairo lit up from the river on a two-hour dinner cruise. While the boat sails past the city’s bridges and towers, you enjoy an open buffet of Egyptian and international food, a belly dance show and the colourful Tanoura whirling dance.
We pick you up at your hotel at about 7:30 pm and bring you back after the cruise. Choose an early or a late cruise.
A driver picks you up at your hotel in Cairo or Giza at about 7:30 pm.
Board the boat in central Cairo and sail for about two hours with dinner and the shows.
Transfer back to your hotel at about 10 pm.
The cruise sails through central Cairo.
After a day at the pyramids or the museum, an evening on the Nile is the easiest way to relax and see the city in a new light. Here is what to expect on board.
The cruise sails through the centre of Cairo, past Zamalek island, the Cairo Tower and the lit-up bridges and hotels on both banks. From the deck you see why the Nile has always been the heart of the city.
The evening has two shows. A belly dancer performs to live or recorded Egyptian music, and a Tanoura dancer spins for long minutes in a wide, layered skirt of many colours, a dance that comes from Sufi tradition.
Dinner is an open buffet with Egyptian dishes, grills, salads and desserts, and some international options. Drinks are not included and are paid on board.
Price per person in US dollars. Per person, with pickup. For 7 or more people, ask us on WhatsApp for a group price.
| 1 person | 2 people | 3 people | 6 people | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per person | $50 | $40 | $35 | $35 |
It is from $40 per person for 2 people. See the price table on this page for other group sizes.
About two hours on the water, about three hours with the transfers.
No. Drinks are paid on board.
A traditional Egyptian dance where the dancer spins for a long time in a wide, colourful skirt.
Yes. Families often join, and the show is fine for all ages.
Local guides and hotel pickup on every tour.
