➢ Payment/Booking Policy (excluding Peak period):
We are offering a low-down payment of just 40% to secure your spaces on the tour including hotel room, cruise cabin, domestic flight ticket, and other travel-related services. The remaining balance can be paid up to two days prior to your arrival date or in cash upon arrival at the destination to your tour manager, therefore, your booking will be a risk-free investment.
➢ Monthly Installments:
We offer you a new payment plan that allows you to pay your tours, Nile cruise, or other travel packages in monthly installments.
You will pay an agreed upon amount every month, determined by the total cost of the tour booked to pay the deposit in 6 monthly installments leading up to your arrival. The balance will be paid upon your arrival in the destination in cash or by credit / debit cards or you can pay the full cost in monthly installments before your arrival in the destination.
➢ Cancellation Policy (Excluding Peak Period):
Cancellation requests should be sent via email to provide the company with written confirmation that your reservation should be cancelled.
In case you cancel or reschedule your trip, the following scale of charges will be applied:
● From the date of booking until 61 days before your arrival date, 10% of the entire tour price will be charged. Or reschedule it and choose another date without being charged anything.
● Between 60 and 31 days before your arrival date, 25% of the entire tour price will be charged. You still can reschedule it but with a charge of 15 % more, much better than cancellation and loosing 25%.
● Between 30 and 15 days before your arrival date, 35% of the entire tour price will be charged if you canceled or choosed to reschedule your trip.
● Between 14 and 1 day before your arrival date, 40% of the entire tour price will be charged if you canceled or choosed to reschedule it.
Notice; This policy isn't valid for bookings of Christmas or New year packages.
Additionally, airlines charge fees for both domestic and international flights which are subject to the airlines terms and conditions at the time of the booking.
➢ Cancellation for Christmas, New Year and Easter Vacation:
In case you cancel your trip, the following scale of charges will be applied:
● From the date of booking until 61 days before your arrival date, 25% of the entire tour price will be charged.
● Between 60 and 31 days before your arrival date, 50% of the entire tour price will be charged.
● Between 30 and 15 days before your arrival date, 75% of the entire tour price will be charged.
● Between 14 and 1 day before your arrival date, 100% of the entire tour price will be charged.
Additionally, airlines charge fees for both domestic and international flights which are subject to the airlines terms and conditions at the time of the booking.
➢ Refunds:
● A refund will normally be made to the same account and using the same method which was used for the original payment. No refunds are possible in the event of a no show for an existing reservation.
● Refunds will be done only through the original mode of payment.
➢ Accomodation:
Unless otherwise stated, prices are based on two persons sharing a room (twin sharing). Rooms for single occupants are available with an additional supplementary rate. Hotels and lodges are named as an indication of quality and rooms may be reserved at an establishment of similar quality. Published prices are inclusive of tariffs and other costs at the time of printing and are subject to change without notice.
➢ Tipping:
Tipping is customary for expressing one’s satisfaction with good services rendered to him by staff on duty with him. We advise you to tip as you are willing. This will be greatly appreciated by staff, but you are not obligated to do so.
Travis Boyd Parnell –
Historia redefined what a luxury Nile cruise should feel like
The Historia isn’t about showing off — it’s about showing up for every little moment. It’s about waking up to light bouncing off water, about feeling history breathe through the design of a chair or the curve of a corridor.
Everything felt intentional. The itinerary never felt rushed. We actually had time to feel Karnak Temple, not just take photos of it.
Our room was like a private suite from a boutique hotel in heaven. The kind of place where you want to spend more time inside just to soak it all in.
I caught myself journaling again. I haven’t done that in years. That’s the kind of atmosphere Historia creates — space for you to reconnect with what matters.
We left with more than memories. We left with peace.
Dessie Inez Malloy –
Eight days on the Nile with elegance , quiet , and soul
There’s something profoundly healing about this cruise. I stepped on board with my shoulders tight and mind racing — and left floating, in more ways than one.
The Historia’s design encourages stillness. You notice things again — the pattern of the water, the scent of cardamom, the texture of hand-woven fabrics.
Evenings were our favorite — wrapped in soft shawls on deck, the moon tracing silver lines across the Nile.
This wasn’t just about temples and history — it was about how you experience them. Slowly. Thoughtfully. With grace.
I’ve done cruises before, but this one? It gave me back a part of myself I didn’t know I’d lost.
Weldon Roy Pickett –
My favorite part? The silence. Not the awkward kind — the good kind. The kind that makes you hear your own thoughts and the lap of water against the hull.
Historia doesn’t shout “luxury.” It just… is. Everything from the neutral tones to the slow rhythm of the boat made me feel like I was floating through an oil painting.
The food was top-notch without being too fussy. Think local ingredients, elegant plating, and flavors that tell you stories.
We met some lovely folks onboard, but there was always space to be alone. It’s the kind of place where solitude feels like a gift, not a punishment.
As we disembarked, I actually felt nostalgic — and we hadn’t even left yet.
Eula Pearl Bennington –
Waking up to the Nile , wrapped in light , linen , and peace
I wasn’t sure what to expect — I’d only seen Nile cruises in old movies. Historia turned out to be even more graceful than those black-and-white reels.
My room was flooded with natural light every morning. I’d sip my tea by the window and watch villages pass by — kids waving, palm trees swaying.
The ship is full of beautiful contradictions: it’s quiet but lively, classic but current, luxurious but unpretentious.
The attention to detail blew me away — from the handwoven throws to the playlist that drifted softly through the bar at twilight.
By day three, I stopped checking my phone. I didn’t need it. The view was enough. The people were enough. Historia was enough.
Virgil Dean Wooten –
Sailing through stories , not just sights , on this magical cruise
Before we even unpacked, I could tell the Historia Nile Cruise was different. It wasn’t trying to impress — it simply was impressive. The woodwork, the rattan, the quiet hum of the Nile just beyond our balcony — everything whispered, “Relax. You’ve arrived.”
The boat feels like someone designed it while reading a book of ancient poetry. Every piece of decor has intention, every corner feels alive. I walked into the library and stayed an hour just breathing in the scent of pages and cedar.
We weren’t shuffled from temple to tomb like a checklist — we were invited into the story of Egypt. And that made all the difference.
My wife kept saying she felt like she was living in a sepia photograph. I think that sums it up pretty well.
If you’re looking to feel something deeper than just “I saw the pyramids,” this cruise is the place where that happens.
Lorene Fay Hargrove –
I’ve always dreamed of a Nile adventure that feels timeless — Historia delivered that and more. Picture this: a softly lit salon, warm wood panels, linen fluttering beside floor-length windows, and a flute of something bubbly in your hand.
That’s how my evenings went. My days? Walking through temples with a private guide while the sun dipped behind ancient columns.
Even the corridors felt cinematic — I kept expecting a violin to play every time I turned a corner. The whole aesthetic pulls you into a story, and you want to stay in it.
Also… the staff? Amazing. Friendly without being too much. It felt like everyone onboard knew your name by day two.
The Historia isn’t just a boat — it’s a full experience. An elegant dance between design , hospitality , and storytelling. We weren’t just guests — we were part of the narrative.
Delbert Wayne Folsom –
I’m not the spa-and-cocktails-on-deck kind of guy usually, but Historia changed that. This cruise made me slow down, look around, and actually enjoy stillness. And wow — the stillness was luxurious.
The boat’s design respects the Nile’s mood. It doesn’t overpower with noise or lights. It moves with grace and confidence, like it’s been sailing for centuries. I felt connected to something older than all of us, but I also felt very, very spoiled.
From the sun-dappled lounges to the ridiculously comfortable rooms (seriously, that bed…), this was comfort turned artful.
Also, we got to see some epic sights without feeling like we were part of a cattle drive. Luxor and Aswan felt intimate, like we were being let in on secrets.
Big win: the air conditioning didn’t fight the vibe — it just existed. Quiet. Perfect. Invisible. Like all good magic.
Minnie Lou Carrigan –
Comfort , charm , and culture all packed into one Nile voyage
We boarded Historia during a warm January morning and by lunchtime, I already felt like royalty. From the very first smile at check-in to the final mint tea on the sun deck, the service was impeccable.
There’s something deeply calming about being on a boat that knows it’s special. Historia doesn’t rush you. It lets the journey breathe.
What stood out for me were the little touches — the curated furniture echoing ancient Egypt’s lines and texture, the rattan screens that cast poetic shadows at dusk, the music that swirled through the hallways like memories.
We had a small history lesson every time we stepped out of the room — the entire ship is like a floating tribute to Egyptian heritage, yet never feels like a museum. It’s warm, it’s inviting, and very alive.
Also — pro tip — get up early at least one morning to watch the sun rise from the upper deck. That moment is etched in my mind forever.
Clayton Ray Hensley –
That one time we shared wine with Cleopatra’s ghost
Okay, not literally — but that’s how the Historia Nile Cruise felt! The ship’s design pulls you into this magical blend of past and present, where Egyptian-inspired decor meets modern comfort so smoothly you forget you’re not in a novel.
The dining was a whole thing on its own — every meal felt curated by ancient royal chefs and 5-star culinary masters working hand-in-hand. I still think about the spiced lamb and that fig tart that tasted like sunshine.
We loved how quiet the cruise was — it’s like the boat itself respected the Nile’s ancient stillness. There were fewer people, which meant less noise, more space, and better chances for ghost sightings (kidding… kinda).
Historia leans into elegance, but it doesn’t try too hard. It’s graceful, not flashy. Mysterious, but not stiff. Imagine walking into a Hemingway short story that happens to have air-conditioning and a fantastic view of Kom Ombo.
I haven’t stopped talking about the atmosphere — that golden-hour glow on the deck? Pure magic.
Earlene Mae Tucker –
A floating museum of elegance with whispers of ancient tales
The moment we stepped aboard the Historia Nile Cruise, we felt like time travelers wrapped in linen and luxury. The interiors were like something out of a dream — perforated rattan screens playing with light and shadow, softly glowing rooms that seemed to hum with history. I half expected Agatha Christie herself to appear from around a corner.
Our cabin was way larger than I’d expected — not just a place to sleep, but a real sanctuary. I could sit on the balcony for hours, sipping hibiscus tea, watching feluccas pass by as the golden desert whispered from beyond the riverbanks.
One of my favorite moments was sunset on the deck, linen drapes fluttering like sails of old myths. Everything felt intentional, from the curated Egyptian furniture to the way every space allowed for both privacy and admiration of the surrounding majesty.
The boat wasn’t crowded at all, which made the experience feel even more exclusive. There was always space to breathe, to wander, to discover quiet corners.
I wouldn’t say we were pampered — we were elevated. This cruise wasn’t just a journey down the Nile, it was a poetic ride through time and taste.
Loretta Jean Pruitt –
Historia was the quiet luxury I didn’t know I needed . It’s not about big shows or blaring music . It’s about velvet mornings , linen afternoons , and starlit evenings that make your soul sigh
Every piece of furniture feels handpicked . The lighting is cinematic . The service is invisible but always there .
I joined a small group exploring Kom Ombo , then returned to rosewater towels and classical music floating through the halls . I felt like Cleopatra with a library card
This trip left an imprint I’ll carry forever
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Harlan Tate –
If peace had a texture , it’d be linen on Historia’s deck . Every inch of this ship whispers refinement . The decor honors Egypt without trying too hard , and the size of the cabins ? Let’s just say I never felt the need to leave mine early in the morning
We traveled in February , and the cool breeze made every view from the deck pure magic . Watching the Nile roll by from a lounger was one of the most meditative experiences I’ve ever had
They’ve really nailed the balance between luxury and authenticity — and it shows
Shirley Ann Dalton –
Honestly , I didn’t know what to expect — but I sure didn’t expect to feel like a guest in a mystery novel . Historia nailed that old-world elegance without feeling dusty or dated
Our March trip felt tailor-made for romantics and history lovers alike . The rattan screenwork , the thoughtful lighting , the sheer elegance of how rooms were arranged — it all created this soothing , immersive environment
I especially loved how the boat maintained a quiet tone . You could really hear the Nile , and that made everything feel grounded . The beauty of the landscape mixed with the ship’s design gave me chills in the best way
Billy Gene Morgan –
The Historia cruise is like a floating monastery made for dreamers . Everything from the cream drapes to the polished wood gave the impression of calm intelligence . You feel smarter just being on it , like the walls have read more books than you have
No loud engines , no chaotic crowds — just gentle movement , fresh breezes , and staff who somehow know what you need before you ask
One night I stayed up late just to watch the moon play on the river . It was the quietest , most luxurious moment I’ve had in years
Nancy Jo Faulkner –
A poetic journey of calm , charm , and ancient mystery
Our April cruise on Historia felt like gliding through a museum with no walls . The balance between luxury and authenticity was striking . No tacky touristy nonsense — just beautifully crafted interiors and warm , understated service
The rattan panels on the windows created the most artistic shadows I’ve ever seen . I took about 50 photos of sunlight alone . And don’t get me started on the food — spiced lamb , fresh dates , fluffy couscous , all plated like edible art
There’s something about this boat that brings out your inner poet . Maybe it’s the hush of the river , or the slow unfurling of time — but I left feeling softer , wiser , and strangely nostalgic for a past I never lived
Clayton Reeves –
History , quiet elegance , and more comfort than I ever expected
I’ve taken a few cruises in my day , but Historia is on a whole other level . It’s got this peaceful , regal vibe — like it knows how to behave and expects you do too , but gently . No pressure
The ship was spacious enough that I never felt cramped , and the suite was bigger than my first apartment . Light filtered in through the rattan screens and made everything feel soft , even my normally cranky morning mood
We toured temples by day and returned to hot towels and chilled hibiscus juice — which , let me tell ya , hit the spot every time
Historia doesn’t rush anything . And that’s what made it feel so rich
Daisy-Mae Turner –
A literary luxury that felt like time traveling on the Nile
This cruise had me channeling my inner Poirot , minus the mustache . Historia isn’t your average ship — it’s a floating whisper from the past . I could almost hear the echoes of explorers and queens when I leaned over the railing
The cabins are lush , with rattan accents and natural textures that make the space feel part Egyptian , part European salon . Every detail feels intentional — the blend of light and shade from the perforated screens made my mornings feel like a scene from a dream
Onboard , I attended a lecture about Egyptian mythology ( surprisingly fun ! ) , and then spent the evening soaking in starlight from the upper deck . There was music some nights , quiet and soulful — the kind you listen to while sipping a crisp white wine
It’s not loud , not flashy . It’s graceful . And it left me with stories I’ll be telling for years
Earl Ray Bennett –
Historia was luxurious , quiet , and more spacious than expected
Now I ain’t one for fuss or fluff , but let me tell you — Historia was something else . My room felt more like a fancy hotel suite than a boat cabin . February weather was just right too , not too hot , not too cold , and the deck had this peaceful hum that made every minute feel unrushed
What struck me most was the quiet . Not the boring kind , but the “you can hear your own thoughts” kind . The boat didn’t rock much , and the whole cruise felt smooth like molasses in July
One afternoon I found myself sitting by a window , watching palm trees drift by like lazy thoughts . The food was solid , and the crew never hovered , which I appreciated . I’m a man who likes his space — and Historia gave it to me in spades
If you like your adventure served with calm , class , and just a pinch of nostalgia — you’ll find that rhythm here
Marlene Whitaker –
A refined escape on the Nile filled with elegance and charm
From the moment we stepped onto Historia in March , I felt like I’d stepped into a painting . Everything — from the glowing deck to the vintage-inspired decor — was crafted with intention . My husband kept calling it “an Egyptian Downton Abbey” and honestly , he wasn’t wrong
We wandered through ancient temples during the day and floated past moonlit silhouettes at night . The ship itself was so quiet you’d think it was gliding on silk . And the rooms ? Heavenly . Think high ceilings , plush bedding , and a view of the Nile that made you forget what decade you’re in
Every corner of the ship pays homage to Egypt’s rich past without overwhelming you with facts . There’s a delicate romance in the air — not just between couples , but between the old and the new
We’re not the “cruise” type usually , but Historia made us question that . It wasn’t just a ride — it was an experience , one that unfolded gently , like an old story being told just for you
Jebediah Collins –
Floating through the Nile in a dream of linen and history
The Historia Nile Cruise was like walking into a living novel, maybe something Agatha Christie herself would’ve penned . We boarded in early February , and I swear the breeze carried stories from centuries ago . The cream linen drapes moved like dancers on the elderly deck , casting shadows that felt as old as time . I’m a big fan of history , but even if you’re not , this ship gently whispers ancient tales without lecturing you .
One morning , I sipped mint tea while staring at rattan screens that filtered sunlight like some golden goddess was playing with a dimmer switch . The staff was warm , but never too much . My suite ? Bigger than expected , with enough room to stretch , nap , and still have space left for a dramatic spin or two .
The quiet atmosphere was like a sanctuary , almost eerie in how peaceful it was . The river doesn’t rush , it hums — and Historia hums with it .
You’re not just seeing Egypt , you’re living in it — from the fine furniture to the soft bounce of the boat on the Nile . Definitely a trip where the past and present get along pretty darn well
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