Liveaboard · Egypt · 13 cabins · up to 26 guests
Double bed
Beds: 1 queen-size double bed (160 × 200 cm)
Four cabins with a double bed. Two (#1 and 2) sit on the lower deck next to the restaurant, two more (#3 and 4) on the main deck. All have a porthole, a private bathroom with shower, a mirrored cabinet, a safe and a mini fridge. The operator gives the size as 12 × 13 feet (about 15 m²), while its own pre-trip document describes the cabins as compact — 80–120 square feet; the two figures differ by nearly a factor of two, so plan on a compact cabin. The operator sells these cabins to couples only, or to a single guest paying the single supplement.
Twin beds
Beds: 2 single beds (100 × 200 cm)
Nine cabins with two single beds. Four on the main deck (#5–8), five on the upper deck (#9–13), where the beds are placed side by side. Cabins 5 and 6 look out through a porthole, 7–13 have large windows. The finish is pale: ash-toned wood, light flooring, a reading light above each bed and a shared chest with an open shelf between the beds. The operator gives the size as 12 × 13 feet for cabins 5–8 and 11 × 13 feet for cabins 9–13; the same cabins are called compact in its pre-trip document. Some cabins have USB-C ports instead of sockets — a phone needs no adapter, a laptop power supply does.
Double bed
Four cabins with a double bed. Two (#1 and 2) sit on the lower deck next to the restaurant, two more (#3 and 4) on the main deck. All have a porthole, a private bathroom with shower, a mirrored cabinet, a safe and a mini fridge. The operator gives the size as 12 × 13 feet (about 15 m²), while its own pre-trip document describes the cabins as compact — 80–120 square feet; the two figures differ by nearly a factor of two, so plan on a compact cabin. The operator sells these cabins to couples only, or to a single guest paying the single supplement.
Twin beds
Nine cabins with two single beds. Four on the main deck (#5–8), five on the upper deck (#9–13), where the beds are placed side by side. Cabins 5 and 6 look out through a porthole, 7–13 have large windows. The finish is pale: ash-toned wood, light flooring, a reading light above each bed and a shared chest with an open shelf between the beds. The operator gives the size as 12 × 13 feet for cabins 5–8 and 11 × 13 feet for cabins 9–13; the same cabins are called compact in its pre-trip document. Some cabins have USB-C ports instead of sockets — a phone needs no adapter, a laptop power supply does.
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