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Dining Aboard Your Private, Classic River-Yacht

               A selection of wine, beer, and other beverages will be available for purchase onboard your
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               home. A bottle of wine may start at $30-40 in Egypt, depending on the vintage.

               Travelers may also bring a bottle of their own favorite wine to dinner to enjoy at their table.
               Should you care to avail yourself of this service, there will be a corkage fee of approximately
               $10 per bottle, charged to your cabin account.

               Please note that if you bring your own alcohol aboard, it can only be consumed in the dining
               room, or in your cabin. Consumption of alcohol purchased outside the ship is not permitted in
               the lounge or public areas.

               Cuisine in Egypt

               Look for Middle Eastern specialties such as fuul (Egyptian fava beans); taamia (the Egyptian
               version of falafel, fried balls of bean meal); kofta (spiced ground meat); and kebab (skewered
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               Cuisine in Israel
               In Israel, be on the lookout for tasty hummus, a spread made of ground chickpeas and spices.
               Many meals are accompanied by dessert, such as puddings and sweets. The puddings are
               mainly rice and nut based, while the pastries are generally covered with nuts and sugary
               syrups, similar to baklava.


               Shopping

               There may be scheduled visits to local shops during your adventure. There is no requirement
               to make a purchase during these stops, and any purchase made is a direct transaction with
               the shop in question, subject to the vendor’s terms of purchase. O.A.T. is not responsible for
               purchases you make on your trip or for the shipment of your purchases.


               Returns

               If you discover an issue with an item, you should contact the vendor directly and expect that
               any resolution will take longer than it would in the U.S. We recommend that you keep a copy
               of all your receipts, invoices, or contracts, along with the shop’s contact information. Keep in
               mind, local practice may vary from U.S. standards, so don’t assume that you have a certain
               number of days after the purchase to speak up or that you are guaranteed a refund.

















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