Itinerary
Come join me as we take a boat trip up the Nile as we watch the sun go down.
We will travel by motor boat, taking a trip on the the longest river in the world that has had so much history sail on it is one on nearly everyone bucket list. You will get to see the difference between the East and West Banks of the Nile plus some of the wildlife that lives there.
Total
25 tickets
How Beeyonder Works
What is a virtual tour?
All of our online tours are live and interactive. This means everyone on the tour can speak directly to the guide throughout the tour to experience the destination as if you are actually there.
How To Join A Tour
Easy to use! After booking, you get a unique link to a streaming platform, such as Zoom, to begin each tour. No other technology needed.
Qualified Guides & Hosts
Our guides are local to their destination and vetted by our team. They are all certified and qualified to conduct virtual tours in amazing locations around the world.
Preparing for your Virtual Tour
A stable internet connection and Zoom
Meet Your Live Virtual Guide
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Lesley Hammam
Lesley Hammam
Originally from the UK I moved out to Egypt 24yrs ago falling in love with the history and the culture I have never looked back!
I love to show people the real Egypt that you don't see from a tour bus.
So join me as we go exploring!
Reviews
Merrimac, MA Council on Aging - Voyager
The tour was great. Lesley was well spoken and knowledgeable and having it be on the water itself was a nice treat!
Kelly- Easton COA - Globetrotter
Our tour guide for the Sailing the Nile Beeyonder event, Lesley, was a breath of fresh air. She was knowledgeable, upbeat, and accommodating. Our senior citizens enjoyed all her stories of the Nile. She is a very enjoyable tour guide!
Diane D - Voyager
My group loved the Tour of the Nile with Leslie. She was lovely and was willing to chat and answer questions all along the way. We had a bit of a problem hearing her at first but once she repositioned out of the wind the sound was better.
At the end of the program she gave us time again to ask questions and chat. We really enjoyed hearing her share about her life in Egypt of the last 24 years and her insights on the food, culture, people and more. Upon conclusion, our group applauded her.
