At the landing, we crossed an outdoor sitting area bedecked with a Pharaonic theme before we climbed onboard the Pharaoh Nile (on right in above pic).
We walked up a lavished gangway and into an enclosed dining room with large open bay windows that afforded a spectacular view of Cairo.
Gigia and Magued were warm and gracious as ever, and our meals were exotic and delectable.
My favorite course (unfortunately) was dessert!!! They served us a smorgasborg of low calorie (yeaaaah riggght) goodies.
The cruise was a delightful blend of good company, exotic cuisine, picturesque views....
and a marvelous dinner show, which kicked-off right after dessert was served.
Our first performer was an exotic belly dancer who shimmied and shook like the harems of old. 
She was followed by a "Whirling Dirvish" dancer performing the dizzying dance of the Tannoura; an old Egyptian folk dance brilliantly executed as dancer spins nonstop for 15 minutes with cape and skirt a-flying. Talk about a human spinning top! It was truly dizzying to watch. Consequent singers and dancers followed that kept us entertained for the next hour. Each performance was as good as the next.
She was followed by a "Whirling Dirvish" dancer performing the dizzying dance of the Tannoura; an old Egyptian folk dance brilliantly executed as dancer spins nonstop for 15 minutes with cape and skirt a-flying. Talk about a human spinning top! It was truly dizzying to watch. Consequent singers and dancers followed that kept us entertained for the next hour. Each performance was as good as the next.
Before the Pharaoh Nile pulled back in, I made my way to the top deck to take pics of the view. Unfortunately, water rings began creeping in and this was my only decent shot.
Dinner cruise on the Nile well exceeded my expectations. Should you find yourself in Cairo, be sure to add the Pharaoh Nile dinner cruise on your bucket list!
