When she debuts in 2024, AmaLilia will feature 13 marvelous suites with a wealth of amenities that will surprise and delight you. Each suite will offer marble bathrooms with both a bathtub and multi-jet shower and most accommodations will include our signature view-enhancing twin balconies which provide you with the perfect vantage point to marvel at the scenery along the Nile River.
NON-TRANSFERABILITY: This agreement is for only the Passenger(s) named on the Digital Travel Documents, and only for the date and Vessel indicated. It may not be sold or transferred by Passenger. Any attempted sale or transfer by Passenger is void and of no effect.
EMBARKATION: Passenger promises to be on board the Vessel at least one hour before: (a) the scheduled departure time; and (b) each departure time announced during the cruise. At embarkation, each Passenger must have already received all medical inoculations necessary for the voyage and must have in his/her possession this Contract, a valid passport, visas, medical card and other documents necessary for scheduled ports-of-call and disembarkations. It is the Passenger’s sole responsibility to obtain and have available the appropriate and valid travel documents. AmaWaterways advises Passengers to check with their travel advisor or the appropriate governmental authority to determine the necessary documents required for travel. AmaWaterways may refuse boarding or disembark passengers without liability for refund, payment, compensation, or credit of any kind if Passenger does not have proper documentation or fails to timely board the Vessel prior to departure.
BAGGAGE LIMIT AND LABELING: Each Passenger may bring aboard the Vessel, without additional charge, up to one (1) suitcase. Additional Baggage will be subject to excess baggage charges. Passenger shall assure that all Baggage is securely packed and distinctly labeled with Passenger’s full name, Vessel name and sailing date, and Passenger’s cabin number.
NO PETS OR DANGEROUS OR ILLEGAL ITEMS OR ITEMS OR ACTIONS THAT MIGHT CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE VESSEL. Passenger shall not bring any animal (other than a qualified service animal of a disabled Passenger), dangerous article such as a firearm, explosive, flammable or combustible material, lithium batteries, or non-medical oxygen, alcohol, illegal drug, other controlled or illegal substance, or any other items prohibited by applicable law to, or aboard, the Vessel.
VALUABLES: Hand or unlocked luggage, breakables, jewelry, money, precious stones, securities, financial instruments, tickets and any other valuables and personal items which include but are not limited to dental hardware, eyewear, hearing aids, medications and medical equipment, electronics, computers, cameras, and cellular telephones must be hand- carried by Passenger on and off the Vessel , and must not be included with check-in Baggage. AmaWaterways shall not be responsible for loss of or damage to any such item under any circumstances.
AMAWATERWAY’S RIGHT TO CANCEL CRUISE OR CHANGE ITINERARY: No sailing or aspect of travel is guaranteed. AmaWaterways reserves the right, without liability for damages or refund, to advance, alter, delay, amend, cancel, shorten or lengthen any sailing, deviate from the Vessel’s advertised or ordinary itinerary or route, omit or change any port(s)-of-call, arrange for substantially equivalent transportation by another vessel and/ or other means of transportation, including without limitation coach or other land transportation, whether belonging to AmaWaterways or not, and to cause Passenger to disembark from the Vessel temporarily or permanently.
PASSENGER’S WARRANTIES; AMAWATERWAY’S RIGHTS TO REFUSE PASSAGE, DISEMBARK OR CONFINE PASSENGER: Passenger represents and warrants that Passenger: (a) is physically, emotionally and in all other respects fit to travel; (b) is free from any ailment that creates material risk to Passenger or others from participation in the voyage; (c) will at all times comply with all rules and regulations of the Vessel and all orders and directions of the Vessel’s officers and staff; and (d) will not act or behave in any way that inconveniences or impairs the safety, enjoyment or wellbeing of other persons or the safety of the Vessel. AmaWaterways or the Captain shall have the right, without liability for refund, payment, compensation or credit of any kind, to refuse boarding, refuse to transport Passenger, refuse further transport of Passenger, land Passenger at any port or place, confine, quarantine or restrain Passenger, or transfer Passenger to other transportation, based on health or physical condition, mental disorder, violation of a Vessel rule or regulation , failure to follow order or direction of Vessel officer or staff , failure to possess necessary passport, visa and health or vaccination certificate, disruptive behavior, concern that Passenger may be excluded from landing at or entry to a destination by a government’s immigration or other authority, or other cause indicating Passenger is unfit or raising doubt about Passenger’s fitness to travel on the Vessel, or for any other reason deemed necessary in the sole judgment of the AmaWaterways or Captain (but no such action will be taken for an unlawfully discriminatory reason).
PASSENGERS WITH DISABILITIES: AmaWaterways does not discriminate unlawfully on the basis of disability. Because the tours offered occur in various countries, accessible facilities may not be available on board or in many places visited on the cruise and cruise tours we offer. If You (Passenger) have a disability and reasonable accommodation may enable You to use our services, please let AmaWaterways know how we can help. Passenger is requested to inform AmaWaterways in writing, at or immediately after reserving passage, but in any event at the earliest possible time, of any mobility impairment or other physical, emotional or mental condition which may require accommodation or use of an assistive device during the cruise. If the impairment or condition first arises after booking, Passenger is requested to inform AmaWaterways in writing at the earliest possible time.
CHILDREN: Any person under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult over age 21 who is the child’s parent or legal guardian, or who, prior to Vessel departure, provides AmaWaterways the Parental Consent Guardianship Form signed by the parent or legal guardian.
ALCOHOL: AmaWaterways reserves the right not to serve any Passenger alcoholic beverages for any reason and as may be required to comply with local laws.
SMOKING: Smoking is only allowed in designated areas. If a Passenger smokes in non-designated areas, such act constitutes a material breach of this Contract. In the event of such breach, Passenger forfeits all rights including the right to occupy the cabin and stay on board the ship. AmaWaterways may also charge a reasonable cleaning fee to eliminate smoking odors.
PAYMENT BY PASSENGER AND EXTRA EXPENSES: Any and all payments by Passenger to AmaWaterways shall be made in United States dollars. All charges for services and products provided on board the Vessel must be paid in cash or charged to a credit or debit card acceptable to AmaWaterways before Passenger’s final disembarkation from the Vessel. Any other expenses incurred by Passenger or by AmaWaterways on behalf of Passenger shall be payable by Passenger on demand.
Explore the vibrant city of Dubai, home to the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, and a cultural focal point in the Middle East known for luxury shopping, modern architecture and a lively nightlife.
Day 1 | Dubai | Hotel check-in |
Day 2 | Dubai | Dubai Museum visit |
Historic Al Fahidi with Dubai Water Canal Cruise | ||
Gold and Spice Souks | ||
Burj Khalifa Visit | ||
Desert Safari with barbecue dinner | ||
Day 3 | Abu Dhabi | Zayed Grand Mosque |
Heritage Village | ||
Day 4 | Dubai | Depart Dubai and fly to Cairo |
Flight between Dubai and Cairo is additional. We recommended flying Emirates and taking advantage of their stopover fare |
Arrive at the Dubai international airport, where you will meet an AmaWaterways’ representative and be transferred to your hotel.
Visit the Dubai Museum housed in the Al Fahidi Fort, which is the oldest existing building in the city and a must-visit for a taste of old Dubai. Afterwards, drive through the Al Fahidi historic district, commonly referred to as Al Bastakiya. Enjoy a boat trip down the massive Dubai Water Canal, past many of the city’s luxury hotels and landmarks. Next, visit the Gold Souk, Dubai’s most famous and visited souk, offering a huge selection of jewelry made from gold, silver and diamonds before exploring the Spice Souk, where countless flavors, fragrant herbs and colorful spices will greet you at every turn. Another highlight of the day is a visit to Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. In the afternoon, enjoy a desert safari where you will be immersed in the beauty and customs of the desert, with activities such as dune bashing and sand boarding, along with cultural elements such as shisha pipes, henna painting, belly dancing and more, followed by a barbecue dinner. (B, D)
Start the day with a visit to Zayed Grand Mosque, the biggest in the country and well-known for its grand chandeliers. After your visit here, you will drive past Emirates Palace and the sprawling Presidential Palace in Ras Al Akhdar, stopping at each for photo opportunities as you make your way to Heritage Village. Once there, you can shop, explore regional artifacts and watch local artisans as they mold pottery, blow glass sculptures and weave fabric on a loom. Conclude your day’s adventure with a visit to Yas Marina, one of Abu Dhabi’s finest marinas, which includes dining, fitness and leisure facilities. (B)
Check out of the hotel and transfer to the Dubai International Airport for your flight to Cairo.
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $1,599 | per person, double occupancy |
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $2,399 | per person, solo traveler |
Note: Airfare to or from Cairo not included.
Discover the fascinating jewels of Jordan, including its capital, Amman, and the UNESCO-designated "Rose City" of Petra; and cap off your journey in Wadi Rum, the timeless "Valley of the Moon."
Day 1 | Amman | Hotel check-in |
Day 2 | Amman | Jerash and lunch at Lebanese House Restaurant |
Visit to Old Amman | ||
Day 3 | Madaba | Madaba Visit |
Dead Sea | ||
Free Time for Swimming | ||
Day 4 | Petra | Petra Visit |
Wadi Rum Jeep Tour | ||
Bedouin Tent dinner | ||
Day 5 | Mt. Nebo | Mt. Nebo Visit |
Cairo | Flight from Amman to Cairo |
Upon arrival and after you have cleared customs and immigration, an AmaWaterways’ representative will meet you and transfer you to the 5-star St. Regis Amman, now an established landmark in Jordan’s capital city.
Once part of the Roman Empire, Jordan is home to a legacy of Roman architectural treasures. Just outside the city is the extremely well-preserved ancient city of Jerash, dating back 6,500 years and considered one of the best examples of Roman influence in the Middle East. After exploring this historic site, enjoy lunch at the award-winning Lebanese House Restaurant, which offers a unique atmosphere. In the afternoon, tour Amman’s Old City neighborhood with its rolling hills, historic sites, and colorful markets. Afterwards, browse a sweet shop and sample kanfeh, an ultra-creamy Middle East dessert. (B, L)
Venture west to Madaba, “The City of Mosaics,” known for its famous mosaics—beautiful reminders of the Byzantine era. Afterwards, visit the Dead Sea, one of the world’s most intriguing natural wonders. Situated at approximately 1,500 feet (460 meters) below sea level, the Dead Sea is one of the world’s saltiest bodies of water, and its healing waters have been sought after for more than 2,500 years. After lunch at a seaside resort, enjoy some time to relax and go for an easy swim—or float, due to the natural buoyancy because of the high salt content of the sea. Afterward, head south, arriving in Petra in the early evening. (B, L)
After breakfast, enjoy the ancient city of Petra, the “Rose City.” Visit the Siq, a narrow passageway nearly three-quarters of a mile long carved into sheer rock walls. While the Treasury is the most well-known ruin in Petra, it’s not the only one. You will also see the 4,000 spectator Theater, the Courts, Qasr Bint Pharaoun, Temple of the Winged Lion and other monuments. After lunch at a local guest house, head to Wadi Rum with its red-pink, stunning natural arches and mountains, and prehistoric rock engravings. Often referred to as the “Valley of the Moon,” it is a romantic and timeless place. Enjoy a Jeep tour and traverse the unique desert landscape, featuring dramatic sandstone and basalt mountains, making it one of the most beautiful deserts. Return to Petra and experience an authentic dinner at a Bedouin tent. Discover the fascinating culture of these nomadic people who have lived in the desert for thousands of years. (B, L, D)
Drive north to Mount Nebo, one of the most revered sites in Jordan where Moses first viewed the Promised Land. After a local lunch nearby, return to Amman and Queen Alia International Airport for your flight to Cairo.
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $1,889 | per person, double occupancy |
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $2,833 | per person, solo traveler |
Note: Airfare between Amman, Jordan and Cairo, Egypt is not included.
Explore the vibrant city of Dubai, home to the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, and a cultural focal point in the Middle East known for luxury shopping, modern architecture and a lively nightlife.
Day 1 | Dubai | Hotel check-in |
Day 2 | Dubai | Dubai Museum visit |
Historic Al Fahidi with Dubai Water Canal Cruise | ||
Gold and Spice Souks | ||
Burj Khalifa Visit | ||
Desert Safari with barbecue dinner | ||
Day 3 | Abu Dhabi | Zayed Grand Mosque |
Heritage Village | ||
Day 4 | Dubai | Depart Dubai and fly to Cairo |
Flight between Dubai and Cairo is additional. We recommended flying Emirates and taking advantage of their stopover fare |
Arrive at the Dubai international airport, where you will meet an AmaWaterways’ representative and be transferred to your hotel.
Visit the Dubai Museum housed in the Al Fahidi Fort, which is the oldest existing building in the city and a must-visit for a taste of old Dubai. Afterwards, drive through the Al Fahidi historic district, commonly referred to as Al Bastakiya. Enjoy a boat trip down the massive Dubai Water Canal, past many of the city’s luxury hotels and landmarks. Next, visit the Gold Souk, Dubai’s most famous and visited souk, offering a huge selection of jewelry made from gold, silver and diamonds before exploring the Spice Souk, where countless flavors, fragrant herbs and colorful spices will greet you at every turn. Another highlight of the day is a visit to Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. In the afternoon, enjoy a desert safari where you will be immersed in the beauty and customs of the desert, with activities such as dune bashing and sand boarding, along with cultural elements such as shisha pipes, henna painting, belly dancing and more, followed by a barbecue dinner. (B, D)
Start the day with a visit to Zayed Grand Mosque, the biggest in the country and well-known for its grand chandeliers. After your visit here, you will drive past Emirates Palace and the sprawling Presidential Palace in Ras Al Akhdar, stopping at each for photo opportunities as you make your way to Heritage Village. Once there, you can shop, explore regional artifacts and watch local artisans as they mold pottery, blow glass sculptures and weave fabric on a loom. Conclude your day’s adventure with a visit to Yas Marina, one of Abu Dhabi’s finest marinas, which includes dining, fitness and leisure facilities. (B)
Check out of the hotel and transfer to the Dubai International Airport for your flight to Cairo.
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $1,599 | per person, double occupancy |
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $2,399 | per person, solo traveler |
Note: Airfare to or from Cairo not included.
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From the Dead Sea to mesmerizing sacred wonders, including the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and the Western Wall, there’s no shortage of ways to uncover Israel’s enthralling past and captivating present. For the latest updates regarding travel to Israel at this time, please view our Travel Advisory page.
Day 1 | Cairo | Fly from Cairo to Tel Aviv |
Tel Aviv | Transfer from Tel Aviv airport to Jerusalem | |
Jerusalem | Hotel Check-in | |
Day 2 | Jerusalem | Jewish quarter with Byzantine Cardo visit |
Israel Museum | ||
Via Dolorosa to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre | ||
Day 3 | Jerusalem | Masada Visit |
Dead Sea | ||
Qumran Park | ||
Day 4 | Jerusalem | Bethlehem and Gihon Spring |
Carmel Market | ||
Tel Aviv City Tour with Old Jaffa District | ||
Day 5 | Jerusalem | Return flight home |
Fly from Cairo to Tel Aviv, Israel in the afternoon. On arrival, you’ll be greeted by an AmaWaterways representative, and transferred to Jerusalem, where you will check into your hotel. (B)
Tour the Jewish quarter and visit the Byzantine Cardo. Not far from here, lies the Western Wall, which surrounds the Temple Mount, the holiest site for Jews. After lunch, visit the Israel Museum that houses the Dead Sea Scrolls. Then follow Via Dolorosa, the path where Jesus walked to his crucifixion, arriving at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where Jesus was said to have been crucified. (B, L)
Drive through the Judean Desert to Masada. Enjoy a cable car ride to the top, where you will explore the ancient ruins of Herod’s 2,055-year-old palace fortress. In the afternoon, you’ll visit the Dead Sea where you can enjoy swimming and lunch. On your return to Jerusalem, visit Qumran, a historic archeological site where the legendary Dead Sea Scrolls, a collection of ancient Jewish texts, were found. (B, L)
Take a short motorcoach ride to the West Bank to visit Bethlehem, King David’s hometown, and Jesus’ birthplace. Tour Manger Square and the UNESCO-designated Church of the Nativity, built above the cave where Jesus was born. Continue underground to the Gihon Spring, the major water source of Jerusalem for over 1,000 years and crucial to the city’s survival. From Jerusalem, venture to Tel Aviv to tour one of the most vibrant cities in the world offering sandy Mediterranean beaches with a world-class nightlife, a buzzing cultural scene and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Then, embark on a colorful culinary journey to Carmel Market, also called the shuk, the largest, most beautiful and happening market in Israel. Continue the day with a visit to Old Jaffa, an 8000-year-old port city, which showcases Tel Aviv’s urban tapestry. (B, L)
Bid farewell to Jerusalem and prepare for your flight home. (B)
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $3,419 | per person, double occupancy |
Jan, 2025 – Dec, 2025 | From $4,884 | per person, solo traveler |
Note: Airfare between Cairo, Egypt and Tel Aviv, Israel is not included.