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How to Avoid Feeling Unwell on a Nile River Cruise

Monday, August 16th, 2010

There are some people who worry about travelling up the River Nile on a Nile cruise ship, due to the misconception that they are bound to get an upset stomach if travelling abroad.

At RiverNileCruise.com, our Nile cruise ships are renowned for being clean and hygienic, and have been successful at caring for their passengers for many years.

We have listed a few tips and tricks that may put your mind at ease, including some health tips that may be of help before you set off on your journey.

It is essential to wash your hands before each meal, as any germs you may have inadvertently picked up may be transferred to yours or others’ food.

Baby wipes bought from a local drugstore are handy to keep you refreshed and great for wiping your hands after touching hieroglyphs in a tomb or the stones of a pyramid; a quick wipe before disposing of them means you do not have to hunt out a place to wash your hands.

While purchasing your baby wipes, ask the pharmacist about Anitall or Entoseed (similar to Imodium), as these work fast if you happen to feeling queasy.

Other helpful tips are:

• To give yourself time to get used to the heat and the air conditioning in a cabin, especially if you are wet through with perspiration.

• If you have a sensitive stomach or you know that certain foods are not good for you, choose wisely and eat small portions. Only drink bottled water.

For information about our luxury river Nile cruises, visit our website today.

Choose a Fabulous Nile Cruise Deal to See the Pyramids of Gaza

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

The city of Cairo has earned the Arabic title of Al-Qahirah (The triumphant), with its rich history and many stories being told of ancient dynasties that was once governed by the Pharaohs.

 

Today however Cairo is a city that attracts tourists from all over the world, many of them will travel on the Nile river cruises stopping to go ashore to see the Pyramids of Gaza.

 

When walking round the city of Cairo you can not help but appreciate the time and effort the people of Egypt put into building their great monument, there was no modern technology or man made machines to help them out, no wonder it took 20 years before it was completely finished.

 

According to the information given out to tourists there are approximately 2 million limestone blocks that make up the largest pyramid, it makes you wonder how long it would take to count and verify that number.

 

Nile cruise ships often stop to let passengers wander around the historical sights of Cairo, visiting the pyramids of course, but their museum should not be left out, inside is the largest collection of Egyptian artefacts in the world.

 

It is interesting to note that the city of Cairo observes GMT and is ahead by 2 hours, other fun things to know is the legal drinking age for adults is 21 years and Sundays are the one day they take a day off.

 

At River Nile Cruises we are able to provide Nile Cruise holidays which include a visit to the city of Cairo.

The River Nile: History at its Best

Sunday, July 18th, 2010

Many historians are quick to argue about the facts of the River Nile and Egypt, some historians just enjoying the debate of facts and figures, having not visited the country to see it for themselves.

 

A Nile cruise ship slowly sails up the River Nile, without doubt this river is the longest in the world , however while it is mainly associated with Egypt only a fifth of it runs through this country.

 

On board a Nile Cruise ship there is much information on hand about the history of Egypt and the River Nile.

 

While most people think that the River Nile originates from Lake Victoria in Africa it actually starts from Burundi, south of the equator.

 

The Nile will flow away from Burundi making its way to Egypt and out towards the mouth of the Mediterranean Sea.

 

What must not be forgotten is that the River Nile was very important to the ancient Egyptians; they would not have survived without the river flooding its riverbanks.

 

Today the floods of the River Nile are more contained but years ago the water would leave beautiful black soil, rich enough for the planting of seeds and later producing a harvest of food.

 

While historians continue to argue about the rivers history and its true source, the real experience comes from holidaying on a Nile cruise ship, stepping onshore on the banks of the River Nile and exploring Egypt as it is today.

 

At River Nile Cruises we are able to offer a wide range of River Nile cruises.

All Aboard For The River Nile Holiday Of A Lifetime

Sunday, June 13th, 2010

If you have not been aboard one of the many Nile cruise ships you are in for a treat.

 

River Nile cruises have a reputation of being wonderfully comfortable and you will not be able to wait to unpack your luggage and get ready for the trip of a lifetime.

 

The mysterious country of Egypt steeped in traditions and historical monuments will keep you fascinated on your Nile cruise holiday.

 

There are many archaeological wonders, including the famous pyramids at Giza, other temples and many tourist attractions.

 

Booking one of the Nile cruise deals means you are going to be taken care of with the staff of your Nile cruise ship.

 

There are travel guides on board all Nile cruise ships that answer any questions you may have about the local customs of the people of Egypt, and what quality excursions are available to make your holiday complete.

 

You will never forget your river Nile cruise holiday, you can afford to relax and enjoy the time you are away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

 

You will be able to enjoy the food and the companionship of other people while enjoying tranquil waters of the river Nile and the surrounding countryside, giving you plenty of photograph opportunities for your holiday album.

 

At One Small Step Travel we ensure we have an Egyptologist on board our Nile cruise ships so you can soak up more information about Egypt and enjoy every bit of the wonderful experience on your river Nile holiday.

Nile River Cruise

Saturday, September 19th, 2009

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A Nile River Cruise in Egypt is an amazing way to experience the wonders of the Nile. A Nile River Cruise is a 7nt cruise visiting some of the main places of historical interest set along the Nile banks. Excursions generally follow the same itinerary (see individual boats for details) Valley of the Kings and Valley of the Queens set on the West Bank of the River, Luxor Temple, Karnak Temple, Edfu Temple, Kom Ombo Temple, Philae Temple, Felucca Trip (small Egyptian sail boat). Prices quoted on our website for a Nile River Cruise includes flights, transfers and a 7nts cruise on a boat of your choice with free excursions. For further information about a Nile River Cruise call us on 0800 328 0871.

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