Egypt is the Nile and its Deserts

Our travel experiences are thoughtfully crafted with a commitment to sustainable tourism. Embracing the charm of traditional sailing, our fleet includes Felucca, Dahabiya, and Sendal boats, providing a unique and eco-friendly way to navigate the waters.

The Nile expeditions are meticulously designed, offering a bespoke program of Egyptology tours tailored to the specific preferences of our clients. We ensure a harmonious blend of cultural exploration and leisure, with stops at picturesque beaches along the Nile. These stops also include visits to the vibrant villages where we dock, contributing to the local economy and fostering a deeper connection with the communities.

Venturing into the vast Egyptian deserts, our tours are orchestrated in collaboration with experienced Bedouins, who share their profound knowledge and respect for nature. The desert, often considered the “home” of Bedouin families, becomes a canvas for a journey filled with authenticity and cultural richness.

Ethical travel in Egypt

The Nile River, often revered as the God-River, stands as a wellspring of life and prosperity, casting a profound influence on the genesis of the Egyptian-Pharaonic civilization. Its rhythmic flow dictated the lives of those residing along its banks, defying the harsh arid conditions of the surrounding desert. Egypt, nestled in one of the planet’s most extensive and unforgiving arid regions, blossomed into a beacon of brilliance, affluence, and enduring civilization, all owing its success to the life-giving embrace of the Nile.

This majestic river, an unending fount of resources, generously supplied the essential elements of water and food, sustaining not only the Egyptians but also nurturing the diverse communities settled along its shores for over 8,000 years. Beyond sustenance, the Nile served as a vital conduit, facilitating transportation of people and goods across the region. As we embark on a journey down the Nile, we are captivated by the enduring grandeur of monumental structures that, even after more than 30 centuries, stand as testaments to the remarkable achievements of this ancient civilization.

Before traveling, check with the authorities in your home country regarding entry and visa conditions for Egypt