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Pre-Paid Gratuities on Middle East Cruises!
Get Pre-Paid Gratuities for the 1st & 2nd person in each qualifying stateroom. Most balcony reservations, and all suite reservations qualify, while select interior and oceanview reservations qualify (based on meeting a certain price requirement). Offer details |
| Middle East cruise deals on: Royal Caribbean |
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Onboard Credit Sale on Middle East Cruises!
Book a Middle East cruise and get an Onboard Credit. The value of the Onboard Credit depends on the cost of your per person cruise rate, and will be detailed in the "special offer" section while you're pricing out your Middle East cruise. |
| Middle East cruise deals on: Lindblad Expeditions, MSC Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises |
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"Your Choice" Sale on Royal Caribbean Middle East Cruises!
Book a Royal Caribbean Middle East cruise with us and select from a wonderful menu of special gifts. Possibilities include Onboard Credit, Wine, Luxurious Robes, and much more! |
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| Our special offers are not combinable. Applicable cruise lines for each sale are listed in the promotional boxes above. |
Middle East Cruises
One of the more exotic cruise destinations, the Middle East is filled with historic attractions and rich culture. Among the many things that you may be able to do while on a Middle East cruise (also referred to as a Holy Land cruise by certain cruise lines) are visiting the ancient temples, mosques and churches of Israel, the Egyptian pyramids, taking a camel ride in the desert, shopping in interesting markets and stores, enjoying the tasty local  cuisines, and visiting oasis-like modern cities such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
A Middle East cruise is typically around 7- to 14-nights in length (depending on the particular cruise line), but can be longer. Some of the countries that you may visit while on a Middle East cruise are Israel, Egypt, Turkey, Cyprus, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. Included in some Middle East cruise itineraries are ports of call in Mediterranean countries such as Greece and Italy or even ports in India, making for very nice cruise itineraries.
American Discount Cruises & Travel is proud to offer the best deals possible on all Middle East cruises booked with us. Backed by our "Low Price Guarantee," and powered by our team of expert travel agents, we're sure to exceed your expectations when booking your next Middle East cruise!
Highlighted Middle East Cruise Attractions
The following are just a few of the many things to do while in the Middle East:
Jerusalem, the "Holy Land"
The holy land of Jerusalem, whose Old City is home to some of the most important sites in the histories of many major religions, can be visited during a Middle East cruise that ports in Haifa, Israel (which itself is a great port of call). Jerusalem is about 80 miles from Haifa, but is well worth the ride! Among the many attractions that one can visit while in Jerusalem are The Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Mount of Olives, the Western Wall and Dome  of the Rock.
Egypt's Ancient Pyramids & Sphinx
One of the most popular tourist attractions in all of the Middle East is the Great Pyramid of Giza, located nearby Cairo, Egypt. It's one of the "Seven Wonders of the Ancient World" and is right by a couple of other ancient pyramids, as well as the Great Sphinx of Giza (another famous attraction, that's a huge statue of a lion's body with a human head). Most Middle East cruises that port in Egypt feature shore excursions to this amazing area of interest.
Dubai
The ultra-modern city of Dubai, located in the United Arab Emirates, is home to the world's second-largest made-man marina and one of the most impressive (and contemporary) skylines in the world. While on a Middle East cruise that includes Dubai, you'll be able to enjoy upscale dining and shopping, as well as great beaches with various water sports. Home to some of the most luxurious hotels in the world (including Burj Al Arab), those taking a cruise that departs from Dubai might want to consider staying there a few nights prior to the cruise to really have an opportunity to treat themselves. |
Cruise Lines in the Middle East
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