We took a Felucca ride on the River Nile to reach Elephantine Island (Picture: Katie Boyden) ‘With the richness of history and culture which is so different to the UK, the awe of Egypt alone has ...

Tour operator TUI expanded its river cruises outside Europe with the five-star, all-inclusive ship Al Horeya, which recently began sailing the Nile.

Discover the serene charm of Luxor’s waterfront as you take a scenic walk near the Luxor Cruise Port. This peaceful riverside path is lined with beautiful palm trees, colorful flowers, and stunning ...

Experience the beauty of Luxor’s waterfront with this immersive walk along the Nile River near the Luxor Cruise Port. Wander through a serene promenade lined with palm trees and blooming flowers, ...

One’s a ride on a Felucca (a traditional Egyptian sailing ... Who knew? A cruise down the Nile is as much a culture vulture’s dream as it is a sun worshipper’s. After 48 hours, the ship ...

Sail gently down the Nile, explore incredible sites throughout ... Luxor and Karnak Temples and a felucca ride on the river is also included. So, come and retrace the steps of the ancient ...

From a McDonald's on an aeroplane to a Pizza Hut with a view of the Egyptian pyramids, we've found everyone's favourite fast ...

A version of this essay will be presented at the American Chemical Society Spring 2025 meeting by 2025 Priestley Medal winner ...

Nobody who takes that early-morning trip, starting with a small ferry ride over the darkened Nile before leaping into the baskets in the early morning half-light, returns anything less than ...

You may also be approached by locals to travel by felucca (a privately operated sailboat), but keep in mind that these boats cost about 20 to 40 Egyptian pounds ($2 to $5) per ride after negotiations.

Photo: AAP A final stop in Rome includes an after-hours private tour of the Vatican Museum, a vintage car ride and an authentic ... Cairo with views across the Nile River. Reservations for the ...

The water and stone were enormous in a way the word no longer felt adequate. As I lingered I remembered another ride, years ...