The Nile has been a repository of stories for millennia.
Begin your journey on the west bank of the Nile in historic Giza, home to the last surviving wonder of the ancient world. Fly to Luxor, where the grandeur of ancient Thebes with its staggering Valley of the Kings awaits. Board your ship and cruise the Nile for four nights in comfort, listening to tales of antiquity as the river unfolds around you. Along the way, enjoy private shore visits to sites of medical historical interest, as well as iconic archaeological sites. Disembark in Aswan to explore Nubian culture in this remarkable stretch of fertile land along the great river.
Travel in the company of Professor Richard Smith, the renowned gynaecological surgeon who led the team responsible for the birth of the first womb-transplant baby in the UK earlier this year. Throughout the journey, benefit from his unique perspective on obstetrics and gynaecology, while gaining deeper insight into the society, healthcare, and culture of this remarkable region.
There is an optional 3-night extension to the city of Alexandria and the battlefield of El Alamein after the tour. Alexandria, founded by Alexander the Great, was the seat of Queen Cleopatra, the site of the Pharos Lighthouse and the Great Library of Alexandria, known as the ultimate archive of classical knowledge.
The Nile has been the repository of stories for millennia. Hear these ancient tales as you trace its most fascinating destinations, learning about Egyptian history and gaining insight to its healthcare systems with specific focus on obstetrics and gynaecology.
Visit lesser known archeological sites to learn of the ordinary lives of ancient Egyptians.
Hear ancient tales as you cruise in comfort for three nights aboard the deluxe MS Jaz Regent River Cruiser.
Visit the new Royal Mummies Hall at the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization.
3-night extension to the great city of Alexandria and the battlefield of El Alamein. Alexandria, founded by Alexander the Great, was the seat of Queen Cleopatra, the site of the Pharos Lighthouse and the Great Library of Alexandria, known as the ultimate archive of classical knowledge.
Some walking between destinations, more time spent standing, and increased travel distances. Requires a reasonable level of fitness.
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