CONTEMPLATION ON THE NILE

It is a time that no longer exists—except in the dreams of Wally Aziz, an Egyptian entrepreneur of dreamlike journeys who, aboard his fleet of eight dahabiyas, writes new stories beneath watercolor skies.

Two centuries ago, with sails fully unfurled, the Pashas, royal families, and the first archaeologists were already admiring the banks of the Nile, awaiting the next stop to uncover the secrets of a millennia-old civilization.

Like all Egyptians, Wally Aziz is deeply attached to the three fundamental principles: life, nature, and society.

During a cruise aboard a dahabiya, it is the entire life of a legendary river that, like a gentle caress, soothes the aches of daily life and reminds you of the beauty of existence.

It is also an inspiring and fragile nature that invites grounding, as it slowly drifts past your eyes. And the indispensable society, that bond between people, like calligraphic interlaces expressing the harmony of shared life in tune with this generous nature.

A master of unique journeys, Wally Aziz takes up the reed to turn it into a flute and invites you aboard—for the length of an oriental song performed by the famous singer Abeer Nehme.