This Moored boat on the Nile has many options:
1-River Boat(seafood)opens til 3am.
2-IL Piccolo Mondo(Italian)open til 2am.
3-“l’Asiatique,formely named Johnny's pub,opens til 3am.(far eastren menu).
4-L'Oasis (mixed menu).
5-Akl Zaman(formenly known as Le Tarbouch).
6-Le Steak.(open 12:pm-1Am)french cuisine.
7-The Tycoon(dine & Dance)open from 9PM-2Am.
8-Carlo's for breakfast,opens from 9AM-12PM
and for casual dining opens at 7PM-3AM
Reservations required.
Dress Code: If it is winter time you should bring along a jacket if you are willing to dine on the deck level.If you are going to the night club down stairs,you should be well dressed.
Also have in mind that this place have the minimum charge policy which means what ever you have for dinner you will still pay the same amount of money,and prices go up in the summer times as the place gets crowded with Arab tourists.(min.charge is about 100 egyptian pounds) about 20$ per person.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Le Pasha boat,Saray El Gezirah street.
Phone: +202-7356730
It is a fabulous way to enjoy a night on the Nile while you are in Cairo. So, you are invited to dinner on a cruise boat for two hours sailing trip on the Nile with belly dancer, folklore show, western music and dinner on a 5 star cruise. All the time, you'll be delighted in our Chef's menu along with a selection of Egyptian favorites, made with the freshest ingredients, and prepared to make it a memorable dining experience.
Dress Code: comfortable ...on upper desk it can be quite windy
Written Apr 11, 2010
Website: http://memphistours.com/Sightseeing/Cairo_Sightseeing_Tours_&_Excursions_Dinner_Cruise_at_night_on_the_Nile_10.php
Discover the enchanting history of the ancient Egyptians. The show starts with the story of the Sphinx who has been the vigilant guardian of the city of the dead for five thousand years. The show also depicts the story of building the pyramids and relates the history of great and famous figures of ancient Egypt such as Thutmosis IV, Akhnaten, Nefertiti and Tut Ankh Amon.
Updated Apr 11, 2010
We ended up on a Nile cruise and they offered dinner and music and a belly dancer. Ask in your hotel but there was one of several that left from in front of the Sheraton, and another one down the river on the other side in front of the opera house, where the feluucas are. Price ranged from 250LE to 400LE.
The dancer was good enough and I was unfortunate enough to be forced to dance with her. I didnt buy the 25LE photo...
Bear in mind the 22 tax added to everything!
Cheaper options in front of the Nile Hilton (now Nile Hotel) are small disco boats with people sitting and listening to loud, blarng music - nice to watch from the river side though, but if you can stand it it's about 10LE a go. Interesting to watch are the bellydancing girls (veil included) and guys. According to my arab friend this was scandalous behaviour but everyone watching was mesmerised!
Dress Code: casual/smart - dont feel pressured tho
Written Jan 5, 2009
One of the newly renovated moored boats on the Nile,,has many indoors restaurants with live music,a disco-tec, and on the deck there`s also a restarant which offers food and shisha(water pipe).
It closes down in the summer at 6 am.
minimum charge policy applies.
Dress Code: If you`re planning on sitting on the deck,you can wear what ever you feel like wearing,only have in mind to take a light jacket if it`s summer,and a coat if it`s winter..it can get cold sitting next to the Nile.
Updated Sep 26, 2008
Address: Al Nile street.behind the four season Hotel.
Dining while watching Belly Dancing surely will be very memorable moment. Eventhough the food was no so great but the Belly Dancer is quite entertaining.
It's a trip along Nile river for almost 2 hours cruising.
Depart on 8PM and 10 PM.
Costly LE 35, quite expensive for not so good meal.
Dress Code: any; can be casual or smart casual, whatever suits you.
Written Jun 2, 2008
BoraBora is a very romantic place in which u can go with ur gf/bf there and spend a very nice time together
@ Borabora u can listen to music eat very Delicious food and have shisha (try coconut taste)
it is somehow like a lounge very comfortable and relax
minimum charage 50 Egyptian pound = around 10 $
Dress Code: Dress chic
Updated Oct 22, 2007
Address: Aboul Feda St. Zamalek
If you're looking for a place where you could say goodbye to Cairo an The Nile, I do recommend the Nile Maxim boat run by the Cairo Mariott. I had a great time there the last night I was in Cairo, Jan 3rd 2007. The food was excellent and so were the show and service. They charge a mininum of 170 L.E, but it's worth it. Drinks and all we're talking abot 25€ almost. The dancer was a bit of a surprise, though. I had never thought that I'd be seeing a superb belly dancer from Argintina! but who cares about her origin she danced beautifully!
Dress Code: Casual
Written Jan 19, 2007
Address: Nile Maxim , Zamalek
GRAND CAFE is one of my favourite cafes in Egypt you will spend a great time there with your friends enjoy the breez of the nile(as it lies right in the nile )order any drinkthere smoking lovely shisha,im sure you'll like it
its in the nile in fridays
its too cheap the minimum charge is just 20 egyptian pounds
Dress Code: no special dress required you can wear whatever you want
Updated Aug 18, 2006
We been lucky enough to have the hotel located in Maadi, one of the nicest and greenest parts of Cairo, and very close to the Corniche, thus we had the chance to enjoy wonderful walks along the Nile almost every night.
Beside this, if you want to spend the night in a restaurant or bar listening Arabic music and tasting the local food, you have plenty of opportunities downtown, the best ones being located on the Corniche or even on the Nile in boats.
Updated Jul 2, 2006
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