| And on more than one occasion, a late winter storm had wiped out entire armadas of their felucca ships. |
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| The Egyptian river boat is known as a felucca and they can be hired along the bank. |
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| They plan on buying a wooden boat, a felucca, in Khartoum to continue their journey. |
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| As we first met Abdullah, a few years ago, he was captain of a hired felucca. |
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| From there southwards to modern Khartoum, once again it was smooth, fast sailing by felucca. |
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| This advice is appropriate to those with particularly sensitive bowels or who stay on cruise boats or felucca. |
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| Going down the Nile in a felucca allows to move away from the tourist crowd to discover it differently. |
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| We made two boat tours in Aswan, one in a felucca, the other in a motor boat. |
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| If you want something unusual and more intimate, try sailing in a felucca or explore the rest of Egypt with a day-return train or flight to Cairo. |
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| In your own private felucca you can enjoy the peace and quiet of sailing on the Nile and see the glorious sunset. |
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| Other examples are sea salt extraction in the Slovenian area of Socelje or felucca fishing under sail in the Burullus lagoon in Egypt. |
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| Take a cruise on the Nile in a felucca, a traditional sailboat that accommodates approximately 10 people. |
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| Abdullah told us his dream of life: an own felucca. |
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| On about July 9, 1610, hopeful that it had finally been granted, Caravaggio set off for Rome in a felucca, or skiff, laden with several paintings that he hoped to offer to Borghese in exchange for arranging his reprieve. |
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| The San Francisco felucca, a single-masted, lateen-rigged fishing boat, also developed into a double-ended power craft now known as the Monterey boat. |
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