Liveaboard · Egypt · 14 cabins · up to 28 guests
Twin beds
Beds: 2 single beds
Six cabins forward on the lower deck — the base category the weekly price is built on. Two beds along the sides with a nightstand between them and a shelf above the headboard. Pale wood finish, built-in wardrobe, fridge, en-suite bathroom with shower and a porthole. No category surcharge: these are the cabins whose price is quoted on this page.
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
Two cabins aft on the lower deck with a single wide bed. Fittings match the Standard Twin: fridge, built-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom with shower. They are sold whole, with no cabin sharing. The operator charges 150 euros per cabin per trip for the category, and that surcharge is already inside the per-person price in the booking system.
Twin beds
Beds: 2 single beds
Four cabins at sun deck level — the same two beds, but a large sea-view window instead of a porthole and far more daylight. You step straight out onto the deck from the corridor, a dozen paces from the bar and the loungers. The operator charges 75 euros per person per trip for the deck, already included in the per-person price.
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
The single main-deck suite and the most spacious cabin after the upper suite: the bed stands in the middle of the room, a long counter with a fridge and drawers runs along the side, and there is an armchair and space to lay out camera gear. Pale finish, oak-look floor. The operator charges 150 euros per person per trip for the category, already included in the per-person price.
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
The best cabin on the ship: it takes up the forward part of the sun deck, with windows down both sides and forward and a circular light cove in the ceiling. Wide bed with a tall headboard, armchair, television, long counter with a fridge. The operator charges 300 euros per cabin per trip for the category, already included in the per-person price.
Twin beds
Six cabins forward on the lower deck — the base category the weekly price is built on. Two beds along the sides with a nightstand between them and a shelf above the headboard. Pale wood finish, built-in wardrobe, fridge, en-suite bathroom with shower and a porthole. No category surcharge: these are the cabins whose price is quoted on this page.
Double bed
Two cabins aft on the lower deck with a single wide bed. Fittings match the Standard Twin: fridge, built-in wardrobe, en-suite bathroom with shower. They are sold whole, with no cabin sharing. The operator charges 150 euros per cabin per trip for the category, and that surcharge is already inside the per-person price in the booking system.
Twin beds
Four cabins at sun deck level — the same two beds, but a large sea-view window instead of a porthole and far more daylight. You step straight out onto the deck from the corridor, a dozen paces from the bar and the loungers. The operator charges 75 euros per person per trip for the deck, already included in the per-person price.
Double bed
The single main-deck suite and the most spacious cabin after the upper suite: the bed stands in the middle of the room, a long counter with a fridge and drawers runs along the side, and there is an armchair and space to lay out camera gear. Pale finish, oak-look floor. The operator charges 150 euros per person per trip for the category, already included in the per-person price.
Double bed
The best cabin on the ship: it takes up the forward part of the sun deck, with windows down both sides and forward and a circular light cove in the ceiling. Wide bed with a tall headboard, armchair, television, long counter with a fridge. The operator charges 300 euros per cabin per trip for the category, already included in the per-person price.
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