According to Kairos cruise site, they market “luxury ships & 2024 deals”. Ask: Which ship(s) are they using? How often are they updated?



Are departure dates fixed, or is it a “join cabin” setup (shared with other travellers)?



How large are the groups? Smaller group = potentially better experience.



Confirm the cancellation policy and what happens if e.g., a temple is closed or weather affects sailing.





Final Thoughts

The river cruise down the Nile is among the most memorable travel experiences one can have — temples, ancient history, stunning river vistas, relaxing nights afloat. But the level of comfort, service and value can vary significantly between operators. With Kairos, there are positive signals (modern marketing, emphasis on “luxury”) but as with any travel product you should do your due diligence. If you ensure the vessel is modern and well maintained, the itinerary aligns with your desires, and the inclusions are clear — you could enjoy a spectacular holiday. On the flip side, if corners are cut, you may end up paying and not getting the “luxury cruise” feel you

expected.