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Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Nasser cruise Ship

 

 

 

 

 

Movenpick Prince Abbas Lake Nasser cruise Ship, Egypt Luxury lake cruise ship

 

Itinerary A:Aswan - Abu Simbel / 4 Nights

 

Itinerary B: Abu Simbel To Aswan / 3 Nights

Type: Lake Nasser Cruises

 

Guide: Professional Egyptologist Guide

Nile Cruise information

The Mövenpick MS Prince Abbas was awarded the "Best Floating Vessel on Lake Nasser" in 2007 by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism,plying the tranquil waters of Lake Nasser and has recently been renovated to provide additional comfort and facilities. Boasting the most sophisticated navigational equipment and stabilisers. The vessel offers opulence and unrivalled Swiss hospitality for a timeless journey through the legends of Nubia.

The five-star cruise ship offers 43 spacious and well-appointed standard cabins, 18 junior suites and 4 royal suites. Each cabin has comfortable seating and panoramic windows and benefit from individually controlled air-conditioning and a choice of double or twin beds. All cabins aboard the Mövenpick M/S Prince Abbas are nonsmoking cabins.

Facilities:

Three meal restaurant, the greenery room for small groups, the sun deck bar, and salon deck, lounge and bar with a dance area and evening entertainment. Plunge pool and whirlpool, gymnasium, a large library can be found on the bridge deck.

Cabin:

Movenpick Prince Abbas has 43 spacious cabins, 22 suites. Each cabin features ensuite shower room, air conditioning, TV, mini bar, hairdryer, safe, telephone, panoramic window.

Itinerary

Itinerary A :Aswan - Abu Simbel / 4 Nights Every Saturday

Day 1: Arrive Aswan

Meet and assist by our travel REP upon your arrival at Aswan Airport / train station. Then you will be transferred to board your Lake Nasser Cruise ship. Lunch meal is served on board followed by a guided tour visit to Kalabsha Temple, the Kiosk of Kertassi and Beit El Wali. Return to the cruise for free time at leisure and afternoon tea served in the lounge. Dinner and overnight stay.

Day 2: Wadi El Seboua

Early Sailing to Wadi El Seboua. Enjoy breakfast on board and a cocktail when passing the Tropic of Cancer. Lunch and dinner meals served on board, and overnight stay.

 

Day 3: Wadi El Seboua / Amada

Enjoy breakfast a board before an early visit to Wadi El Seboua, the Temple of Dakka and the Temple of Meharakka. back to the ship for lunch on board while sailing to Amada. in arrival, visit the Temples of Amada and Derr as well as the Tomb of Penout. Dinner and overnight stay on board.

 

Day 4: Kasr Ibrim / Abu Simbel

Enjoy breakfast during sailing to Kasr Ibrim. in arrival, a view from the ship's sun deck will be conducted, as entrance to the site is not permitted. Depart, and sail to Abu Simbel. After lunch on board, visit the Temples of Abu Simbel. back to the cruise for a candlelight dinner. Overnight on board.

 

Day 5: Disembarkation

Disembarkation after breakfast transfer to Abu Simbel airport or hotels.

Itinerary B :Abu Simbel To Aswan / 3 Nights Every Wednesday

Day 1: Arrive Abu Simbel

Meet and assist by our REP at your arrival in Abu Simbel airport or Abu Simbel Hotels and transfer to board the Lake Nasser Cruise Ship. Lunch meal served on board before then you will visit the famous Temples of Abu Simbel with your tour guide. Return to the cruise for dinner. Overnight on board.

 

Day 2: Kasr Ibrim

Breakfast meal is served during sailing to Kasr Ibrim. Upon arrival, enjoy a tour conducted from the ship's sun deck as entrance to the site is not permitted by the Government. Lunch is served while sailing to Amada. Visit the temples of Amada and Derr as well as the Tomb of Penout, then return to the cruise for a relaxing and calm sailing to Wadi El Seboua. Dinner and overnight stay.

 

Day 3: Wadi El Seboua

Enjoy a morning visit to Wadi El Seboua and the Temples of Dakka and Meharakka. Return to the ship for lunch and sail to Aswan. Dinner on board and overnight stay.

 

Day 4: Aswan sightseeing / Departure

Visit the Kalabsha Temple, Beit El Wali, and the Kiosk of Kertassi. Depart the ship after breakfast.

Price includes

Meet and assist by our Travel REP upon arrival and departure

Transfer to your lake cruise by airconditioned vehicle Accommodation on board the Lake cruise on full board basis

All sightseeing tours as per the cruise itinerary

Admission fees to the sights as per cruise itinerary Professional English speaking tour guide

All service charges and applicable taxes

Price excludes

Optional tours & personal expenses

 

Terms and Conditions

Visa info

Entry visa to Egypt / Jordan is required and already included in your package price and would be provided by our representative upon arrival airport for American Citizens, Canadian Citizens, British Citizens, Australian and most of Europeans and Latin Americans Citizens please verify the nationality at time of booking, also Egyptian entry visa can be obtained form the Egyptian embassy at your Country

General info

Price is quoted per person in double room, single room is subject to a supplement. Christmas, New Year and Easter periods are subject to supplements. Children under 12 got 50% discount Embarkation time 12:00 Disembarkation 08:00

What to bring

- Passport valid for 6 months - Comfortable shoes - Cotton clothes in summer - Warm clothes in winter - Sun block - Sunglasses - Hat - Photo/Video Camera

 

 

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About the Author

SIA treatments of flight and cabin crews.?

Flight crews go thru alot of stress. Whereas cabin crews just serves coffee or tea. Should cabin crews be paid the salary they're getting now or less?

No offence dude.... but never underestimate a cabin crew's job.... I had a misconception on cabin crew's job scope like you too until i read a book about the life of a flight attendent.... its alot more challenging and difficult than wat most people think.....

During flight, they have alot more job than serving coffee or tea.... for example,
-they have to know about the destination they are heading to...
-they have to pacify crying babies....
-they have to make sure the well behaviour of passengers ( there are alot of troublesome passengers ) ,
-they have to perform emergency rescue should there be any medical emergencies onboard ( CPR , and the thing u do when someone chokes... don't know what its called )..
-they have to make sure the safety of passengers, and keep the captain posted on the situation of the cabins...
-they are the "fire rescuers" if there is a fire..
-they have to handle rude and troublesome politely
-they have to be a good listener ( when passengers keep complaining about everything... )
-they have to make sure they look good always.... ( company policy )
- Female flight attendents have to handle those perverts politely all the time...
-They have to smile all the time... even when they do not feel like smiling.... imagine hearing loads and loads of complaints and grumbles almost everyday and yet u have to keep smiling.... now, that's what i call challenging!! not many can do so!!

No doubt, a flight crew's job is challenging and stressful.... but hey! doesn't the job scope up there make u think that cabin crews' job is as challenging as flight crews' ? or even more stressful than their's..

therefore, i adamantly think that cabin crews are paid just fine... their salaries suit their responsibilities pefectly....

I recommend this book "The Sky Is Crazy - Tales from a trolley dolly" by Yvonne Lee to anyone who which to have a better understanding on a flight attendent's job....

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