15 Days Cairo Aswan Long Cruise with MÖVENPICK MS DARAKUM
The Mövenpick MS Darakum is one of the largest Nile cruise ships, sailing between Luxor and Aswan. Its Moroccan-inspired design sets it apart, and it provides an incredible voyage through 7,000 years of history. A swimming pool, sun deck with a recreational area, themed events, and a gym are among the leisure activities available.
All Standard accommodations face the Nile and have big, panoramic windows that provide breathtaking views of the river. The cabins are completely air-conditioned and include a private bathroom with a bathtub and a hairdryer.
In addition, there is an LCD TV with marine satellite, an internal phone, a music channel, a minibar, a safety deposit box, and two life jackets.
All Superior rooms have enormous, panoramic windows that overlook the Nile. They are completely air-conditioned and include a private bathroom with a bathtub and a hairdryer.In addition, there is an LCD TV with marine satellite, an internal phone, a music channel, a minibar, a safety deposit box, and two life jackets.
The panoramic windows in this Deluxe accommodation provide amazing views of the Nile. It offers a private bathroom with a bathtub and a hairdryer and is fully air-conditioned. In addition, there is an LCD TV with marine satellite, a DVD player, an internal phone, a music channel, a minibar, a safety deposit box, and two life jackets.
The Panorama Suite overlooks the Nile and offers breathtaking views with its panoramic windows. This air-conditioned suite offers a private bathroom with a bathtub and a hairdryer. Two LCD TVs with marine satellite, a DVD player, an internal phone, a music channel, a minibar, a safety deposit box, and two life jackets round out the amenities.
The four Senior Suites face the Nile and have panoramic windows that provide beautiful views of the Nile. The suites are completely air-conditioned and include a private bathroom with a bathtub and a hairdryer.
Two of the suites are 34 square meters and the other two are 40 square meters. Two baths are included in the larger suites. Two LCD TVs with marine satellite, a DVD player, an internal phone, a music channel, a minibar, a safety deposit box, and two life jackets are also provided.
Husain –
Very good
Jone –
It is truly an enjoyable trip with all its moments and worth every dollar.
Maria –
Very beautiful
Hasan –
Wonderful
Sarah Miller –
The Mövenpick MS Darakum’s Moroccan-inspired design and panoramic Nile views make it an unforgettable luxury experience.
Michael Brown –
With its themed events, swimming pool, and superior accommodations, this ship is perfect for a relaxing Nile journey.
Emma Wilson –
The Deluxe rooms with panoramic windows and a DVD player add a special touch of comfort to this cruise.
James Carter –
The Senior Suites’ spacious designs and stunning Nile views make this ship stand out for Nile cruises.
Olivia Harris –
Exploring 7,000 years of history on a ship with incredible amenities like this is an experience like no other.
Liam White –
The Mövenpick MS Darakum combines Moroccan elegance with modern luxury for an outstanding Nile cruise experience.
Ava Martin –
The panoramic windows in every accommodation offer breathtaking views, making each moment of the journey memorable.
Benjamin Scott –
This ship offers the perfect balance of cultural immersion and modern comfort, ideal for exploring Luxor and Aswan.
Mia Taylor –
With its sun deck, gym, and themed events, the Mövenpick MS Darakum caters to every traveler’s needs and preferences.
Noah Johnson –
The Senior Suites’ luxurious two-bath layouts and advanced amenities elevate this ship to world-class standards.
Charlotte Walker –
This wasn’t just a cruise — it was a 15-day cinematic experience. Think Cleopatra meets luxury boutique hotel on water. The Senior Suites were massive (like, two bathrooms massive!) and had front-row seats to the Nile’s changing landscape. It was relaxing, educational, and surprisingly hilarious. Some of our best laughs happened during the onboard quiz night where my husband insisted Memphis was in Greece 🤦♀️📚
Liam Bennett –
Talk about a voyage through time. The Darakum cruise served up ancient history in the front and a sun lounger in the back. One minute you’re hearing stories about pharaohs, the next you’re sipping mango juice next to a pool. Our guide was hilarious and deeply knowledgeable — the perfect combo for absorbing Egypt’s epic past. Even our room had a bathtub — a real one, not just a shower stall! This ship doesn’t play around when it comes to comfort.
Madison Brooks –
I’ve always wanted to cruise the Nile, and this one totally overdelivered. Each stop was like stepping into a time machine. But what surprised me most were the little luxuries — like the minibar magically refilled each day or the staff who remembered how I like my coffee. It felt intimate and friendly, but never intrusive. Oh, and shoutout to the Wi-Fi… strong enough for video calls with my dog back home 🐶❤️
Jackson Lee –
We knew we’d see temples, but didn’t expect to fall in love with the actual ship. The Darakum was as much a part of our adventure as the pyramids. The cabins were beyond spacious, and ours had the most epic view — especially at sunset. And two life jackets? I mean, who says no to safety with a view? 😄 The cruise between Cairo and Aswan let us truly absorb Egypt’s landscape without the chaos of internal flights.
Harper Collins –
This cruise is where the phrase ‘travel in style’ earns its meaning. Everything from the decor to the dining had this effortless elegance. My favorite moment? Watching the stars from the top deck after a full day in Luxor — no city lights, just silence and constellations. There was even fresh hibiscus tea waiting in the lounge when we came back from excursions. They think of every little thing 🚢🌟
Elijah Moore –
We booked this cruise thinking it’d be a romantic getaway — and it totally was — but it also turned out to be the most culturally rich trip we’ve ever taken. Sailing past Nubian villages while a guide explains the roots of hieroglyphics is something you can’t forget. The food was surprisingly varied and delicious, and we got a kick out of the onboard themed nights (still laughing about my galabeya outfit).
Abigail Reese –
Let me say this: if you’re gonna learn 7,000 years of history, this is the way to do it. The Mövenpick MS Darakum doesn’t just take you places, it tells you stories. Every stop — from Luxor’s majestic Karnak Temple to the quirky Crocodile Museum in Kom Ombo — added another page to our Egyptian fairytale. Plus, the suite had not one, but TWO TVs… which we didn’t even turn on because the Nile outside our window was more entertaining than Netflix.
Caleb Johnson –
I’m still trying to figure out how this cruise ship managed to feel like both a spa retreat and an Indiana Jones film set. One morning you’re sipping espresso while sailing past the Valley of the Kings, and by the afternoon you’re lounging on a deck chair as the Nile quietly glides by. The staff had this magical way of remembering everyone’s names and preferences. I kept telling myself I’d use the gym… but the sun deck won every time 😅.
Emma Lynn Carter –
Waking up in a panoramic suite on this cruise is like being inside a National Geographic documentary, but with room service and better pillows 😍. The Mövenpick MS Darakum is a floating 5-star experience. From Cairo to Aswan, we passed temples, tombs, and villages that haven’t changed in thousands of years. I especially loved the evening shows — one night was Nubian music and the next was belly dancing. It’s historical immersion with a cocktail in hand.
Noah Whitmore –
Sailing the Nile on the Mövenpick MS Darakum felt like floating through a live-action museum with luxury seating. Every window was like a postcard — we literally woke up each morning to sunrise over the water and ancient temples. The design of the ship gave off exotic Moroccan vibes, which made it feel like an adventure from the get-go. I was particularly obsessed with the pool deck — perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring Kom Ombo or Edfu. And the cabins? Let’s just say I’ve stayed in hotels that weren’t this comfy.
Tilly-Ann Brooks –
From Air-Conditioned Cabins to Sacred Temples—It Had It All
There’s something wild about waking up in full AC, walking past a mosaic wall, and then spending your afternoon walking through a temple dedicated to Horus. Every detail of the Mövenpick MS Darakum was crafted with care—from the life jackets we thankfully didn’t need, to the staff who remembered my coffee order. It was a blend of care, comfort, and culture. ✨
Wesley Hart –
Luxury Lounge Meets Ancient Landmarks in the Coolest Way
Picture this: you’re sipping pomegranate juice on a Moroccan-themed sundeck while floating by a temple built 3,000 years ago. That’s what this cruise was. History was the backdrop, and luxury was the experience. The rooms were cool, clean, and the minibar was always ready. Every time I opened those panoramic windows, I felt like I was opening a secret scroll.
Ellie-June Thomas –
The Only Cruise Where I Gained Knowledge Instead of Weight
Between temple tours and gym sessions, I think I actually came back fitter and smarter. The staff organized everything so smoothly, and I got obsessed with Egyptian mythology. Also, who knew themed events could be this fun? One night I was belly dancing, the next night I was sipping tea like a pharaoh’s guest. 💃📚
Bryce Collier –
Panoramic Peace, Air-Conditioned Bliss, and the Nile
It’s not every day you get to shower and watch the Nile roll by. The design of the Mövenpick MS Darakum was pure class. It was calm, clean, and cold—exactly what I needed after sweating it out in the Valley of the Kings. I even found myself chilling to Egyptian music through the cabin’s built-in channel.
Darla McKinney –
Views That Make You Forget About Your Phone
Let me tell you something, my screen time went down to zero because every window was a live postcard. Whether I was brushing my hair or eating dessert, the Nile just stared back at me in golden silence. The staff were amazing, always smiling, and those little Moroccan tiles in the lounge made me feel like I was on the set of a movie.
Earl Stenson –
Three Bathtubs, Four Statues, and Endless History
I swear this was the fanciest I’ve ever felt. Our suite was so huge it had two baths. Why? Because Egypt is extra like that. And I loved every minute. We got to visit the temples of Karnak and Philae, then come back to a DVD movie night with the Nile outside. If Indiana Jones had a luxury cruise phase, this would be it.
Shawna Belle –
More Than a Cruise, It’s a Journey Through Millennia
As a small-town girl from Tennessee, I never imagined I’d be floating beside temples older than language. The cruise blended adventure and luxury in ways that made me feel like Cleopatra with a Wi-Fi connection. The stops at Edfu and Luxor were guided beautifully, and the onboard comforts—hello minibar and music channel—kept the vibe going all night.
Clint Rayford –
A Moroccan Mansion Drifting Through Egyptian Time
This ship wasn’t just a cruise—it was a five-star hotel with a splash of Arabian Nights. From the indoor gym to the themed evenings, it felt like we were part of an exclusive historical drama. I didn’t know whether to hit the gym or dance under the stars. Spoiler: I did both. Also, two TVs in the suite? I barely used them—was too busy staring out the window in awe. 🛳️🕺
Lena-May Tucker –
Waking Up to Ancient Egypt in a Bathtub with a View
I never thought I’d be brushing my teeth with a view of the Nile outside my window, but here we are. The cabin on the Darakum was an unexpected paradise—big window, cool AC, bathtub I didn’t want to leave. After exploring Kom Ombo and watching the sunset from the sun deck, I just melted into the soft sheets like I belonged there.
Mason Whitaker –
Sailing Between Temples and Sunsets on a Floating Moroccan Palace
From the moment we boarded the Mövenpick MS Darakum, it felt like we were living in a dream. The Moroccan design was a total vibe—like being in Marrakech but gliding on the Nile. The panoramic windows in our room made sunrise coffee and sunset tea a daily ritual I’ll never forget. Between temple visits in Aswan and relaxing in the onboard pool, every day struck the perfect balance between ancient history and modern luxury.