We had a fantastic cruise aboard the Dahabiya Alzahr 2, with all the crew members being incredibly kind and helpful. It was an unforgettable cruise and highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience Egypt in a different way. Special thanks to Nasser, Ramadan, Haghag, and Mohamed for the quality of the food and service, who were always ready to accommodate our every request!

Peccato il capitano non ha mai aperto le vele della dahabiya...non è riuscito a spiegarci il motivo. : !

L'atmosfera della crociera. Un'esperienza mai vissuta prima.

Il cibo, l'odore di nafta e le guide turistiche solo in lingua inglese.

The view was good

The food, most of the time the view was blocked by other cruises. The AC was not the best, room was kind of small

We booked on MS Nephtis for a cruise but were moved to MS Radamis II, which was an upgrade in terms of stars. I think they didn't have enough bookings for 2 ships due to covid and put all bookers on 1 ship. The ship was nice, well-maintained, very comfortable and kept clean to a good level. We had a nice room on the highest level. It was very nice and quiet. We slept very well. The food was really excellent. Varied, fresh, well-cooked, flavorful, enough choice and well-presented. BIG compliment for the kitchen! The chefs were the only personnel who took masks and gloves seriously. The restaurant offers a lovely view of the Nile gliding by. The route is more or less the same for all cruise ships I think. We booked excursions to Edfu and Kom Ombo with a guide for a fairly reasonable price and to our delight, we were assigned a private guide for just the two of us. One guide was excellent, one guide was terrible, but that happens. Highlight: being the very first people at the stunning Edfu temple.

Dinner at 8 was very late for us, especially with an early start the next day. Wifi was charged at a very high price, even higher than listed, so we just used our own mobile data. Except the restaurant staff, the employees don't care about covid safety. They were visibly annoyed when we asked them to wear a mask. You have to put most food on your plate yourself, so everyone touches the dishes and the serving spoons and almost no one wore a mask. The room stewards thought it was great fun to make pillows and bags look like a man and a gorilla in our bedroom, in spite of our polite request to please stick to swans and bunnies, or just put the towels in the bathroom. It was not funny to us, and heard the same from other guests. Eventually the manager apologized.