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Red Sea Cruise
Discover the Red Sea on a cruise
Find here our itineraries along the Red Sea
Find all the cruises on the Red Sea with CroisiEurope! Sail on board the beautiful Adriatic, the first maritime ship of our company, between Egypt and Jordan along the Sinai Peninsula, a real gradation of red and ochre colors.
Discover the cradle of civilization and the three great monotheistic religions in the midst of a breathtaking landscape. From Aqaba (Jordan), cross the desert of Wadi Rum, the famous shooting place of Lawrence of Arabia, visit Petra, one of the greatest wonders ever erected by Man or let yourself be surprised by the seabed of Naama Bay. Finally, discover the capital of the Pharaohs, the Valley of the Kings and the Karnak temple, one of the most important sites of ancient Egypt, more than 4000 years old.
With CroisiEurope, get off the beaten track and let yourself be carried away on an unforgettable journey to the heart of the wonders of the Red Sea.
Treasures on the Red Sea Egypt and Jordan - Sculpted by Mother Nature, Enhanced by Humankind
SHARM EL SHEIKH - HURGHADA - AQABA - SHARM EL SHEIKH
Embark on a journey brimming with unparalleled historical abundance.
Voyage to the cradle of civilization and the epicenter of the three monotheistic religions. Jordan's deep history makes it one of the top cultural destinations, so come discover the vast and "God-like" earth T.E. Lawrence fell in love with. Herodotus described Egypt as the "Gift of the Nile." Today, we have been endowed with its ancient legacies of gods and pharaohs. Relaxation and inspiration await you.
Cairo and the TREASURES ON THE RED SEAEgypt and Jordan - Sculpted by Mother Nature, Enhanced by Humankind
Cairo - SHARM EL SHEIKH - HURGHADA - AQABA - SHARM EL SHEIKH
Embark on a journey brimming with unparalleled historical abundance.
Voyage to the cradle of civilization and the epicenter of the three monotheistic religions. Jordan's deep history makes it one of the top cultural destinations, so come discover the vast and "God-like" earth T.E. Lawrence fell in love with. Herodotus described Egypt as the "Gift of the Nile." Today, we have been endowed with its ancient legacies of gods and pharaohs. Relaxation and inspiration await you.
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