If you want a vacation of a lifetime, then a cruise down the Nile is hard to beat. From the magical pyramids and museums of Cairo to the temples by the river further south in Luxor and Aswan, Egypt has such a wealth of experiences. And a hot air balloon ride over the Valley of the Kings? Beautiful.
Many cruise lines offer these trips to the highlights of Egypt and most follow a similar itinerary. I travelled with Viking on their Pharaohs and Pyramids Cruise and also took their extension to Jordan following the end of the cruise. And, instead of just taking thousands of photographs and consigning them to my hard drive, I decided to write day by day articles illustrated by my best images to remind me of that superb vacation. I realized that the articles would also be great for someone considering a similar Nile cruise in Egypt and also for travelers who have been on a cruise and want something to bring back those memories or show their friends and so I have published them all on my website. The introductory one about the Egypt Nile cruise can be found here and the start of the exploration of Jordan is available here.
All available without any annoying pop-up ads or tracking code!
But then I thought it would be great to make use of all that effort to create a much more user-friendly eBook that you can browse on your iPad, phone or tablet. That, of course, was a lot more work, but it is finally complete and is available here for instant download. I’ll cut to the chase:
How will I get my eBook and read it? You will find a download link on the return page from Paypal and I’ll also send an email with the same link – so you can start browsing within minutes of clicking on the shopping cart above! You will receive two epub formatted eBooks that can be easily read on PCs tablets and phone, although you need an App on a PC. I suggest the Aquile eBook reader for that. For more details on accessing and reading the books please read this page about how to unzip and open the file on an iPad and how to best read an eBook on a PC using the Aquile eBook reader.
