24-hour In-Room Dining
Suez Canal, Egypt: Once only a dream of Venetian merchants, transiting the Suez Canal has become a cherished memory for many travelers. This sea-level waterway was a Victorian era feat, connecting the Mediterranean and Red seas in 1869, and shaving 4,300 miles off of sailings between Europe and Asia. As you make your way through the waterway on a Suez Canal cruise, to the west you can view the green Nile Delta in Northern Egypt and the arid Sinai Peninsula in the Middle East.
