5.0 on Tripadvisor Licensed by the Ministry of Tourism and AntiquitiesMinistry licensed guides On the river since 2011 Luxor and Aswan, every week
The Mövenpick MS Hamees is one of the largest ships on the river, 72 cabins in a calm contemporary style with a panoramic window in every room. The sundeck is the draw: a round pool with a recreation area, a bar and plenty of shaded seating. Inside there is a main restaurant with buffets for all three meals, a reading and games room, and a gym looking out over the water. It sails the classic route between Luxor and Aswan, three nights, four nights, or the full week without changing ship. We compare it with the other five Mövenpick ships in Mövenpick Nile cruise ships compared.
Seventy cabins of 21.7 m² and two single cabins of 15 m², each with a panoramic window over the river. Standard cabins sit on the lower and main decks, superior cabins on the upper and top decks.
Per person for the whole cruise, based on two people sharing. Single travellers and upgrades are quoted on request.
Booked and paid for on board, or arranged with us before you travel.
Prices are quoted in US dollars, per person, for the whole cruise, not per night. A cabin sleeps two. Taxes are included in the figure shown.
A quarter of the total confirms the cabin in your name. The balance is due on your first day in Egypt, in cash or by card. Card payments carry a 3% surcharge.
A child travelling free shares the parents’ cabin and does not get a separate bed. Tell us the ages when you enquire and we will price it exactly.
| Cancelled | Charge |
|---|---|
| 60 days or more before sailing | No charge |
| 59 to 30 days before | 25% of the total |
| 29 to 15 days before | 50% of the total |
| 14 to 7 days before | 75% of the total |
| Less than 7 days, or no show | 100% of the total |
If your plans change you can move your dates instead, free of charge more than 30 days before sailing and subject to availability. Peak periods and some departures carry different terms; your booking confirmation is what applies. No cancellation fee is charged for events outside anyone’s control, such as war, strike, epidemic or a sudden change in the law.
