Sentido Mahrousa Nile Cruise

4 Star Nile Cruise Ship

MS Sentido Mahrousa Nile Cruise

The 4 Star Sentido Mahrousa Nile Cruise ship offers a welcoming atmosphere, attractive moorish décor and a host of modern facilities. The comfortable, well-maintained cabins are stylishly furnished to a high standard, and as they are all external, each has a window facing the Nile when sailing. There is a well appointed lounge bar and a large restaurant on board, an ideal retreat for a relaxing drink and a great meal after a day's sightseeing and exploring. The spacious restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner is situated on the middle deck. The lounge bar offering a range of drinks is a good place to sit and watch the nightly entertainment which includes a traditional belly dancer and Galabeya party. On the large sun deck there is a swimming pool for a refreshing dip during the day and a bar serving drinks plus sunbeds in which to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Nile.

Facilities onboard include

5 Decks, 4 of which contain cabins
Lounge Bar
Sun Deck
Restaurant
Small Outdoor Swimming Pool
Laundry Service

Lower deck external cabins have a double or twin beds, air conditioning, TV and shower room. Prices are based on 2 adults sharing on All Inclusive. Upper deck external cabins, upper deck external suites and external cabins for sole use (on upper or lower decks) are available at a supplement.

Sentido Mahrousa Bedroom Sentido Mahrousa Restaurant

Sentido Mahrousa Lounge Sentido Mahrousa Pool

Your Sentido Mahrousa Nile Cruise with include these destinations:

Luxor:

Luxor lies on the east bank of the Nile and comprises three different areas: the city of Luxor, the town of Karnak and Thebes, on the West Bank of the Nile. It is an exciting and vibrant city and features a host of ancient monuments, temples and colourful bazaars bustling with activity. Here you will find the Temple of Luxor, built by Amenophis III and Rameses II to host the festival of Opet, and the Abu Haggag mosque with its many amazing architectural features including an avenue of sphinxes that once led all the way to Karnak. There you will find the Temple of Amun, an immense building larger than St Paul's Cathedral in London, as well as the Open Air Museum, the Hypostyle Hall and the Sacred Lake, where the boats of the gods took part in various ceremonies.

Edfu and Kom Ombo:

Further south towards Aswan is the Edfu Temple. The best preserved ancient temple in Egypt it was built in honour of Horus, the falcon-headed god and has many impressive features including a colonnaded courtyard. At Kom Ombo stands another large temple dedicated to Horus and Sobek (the crocodile god).

The West Bank:

On the West Bank you will find the Valley of the Kings, the last resting place of the ancient pharaohs. It features many elaborately designed tombs with corridors, chambers and pillared halls, all adorned with beautiful carvings and inscriptions including the most famous of all: the tomb of Tutankhamun. The Valley of the Queens is also on the West Bank and is home to the Tomb of Nefertari, the favourite wife of Rameses II and widely considered to be one of the most beautiful in Egypt. At the north end of the necropolis is the Temple of Hatshepsut, built in memory of the queen of the same name. Constructed in terraces carved from the rock, it is one of the most stunning monuments on the West Bank.

Aswan:

Aswan sits on the eastern bank of the Nile and is a relaxed city, famed for its sunshine, beautiful scenery and distinctly Egyptian atmosphere. The Corniche, or riverside walk, runs along the banks of the Nile where you will find cafes, restaurants and in the labyrinth of small streets, bazaars packed with all manner of delights from spices to locally made rugs. Amongst the other highlights of Aswan are the Philae Temple, the immense High Dam, which provides electricity and enough water to last four years and the Unfinished Obelisk. South of Aswan, overlooking Lake Nasser, are the impressive temples at Abu Simbel.

For the latest availability for cruising the Nile on board the MS Sentido Mahrousa Nile Cruise ship please call our Freephone number 0808 1089 100

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