Cabins SS Glorious Miss Nouran
Liveaboard · Egypt · 13 cabins · up to 26 guests
Cabin Types
· 8 cabins
Twin beds
Beds: 2 single beds
Eight cabins on the lower deck — the base category the weekly price is quoted from. Two beds along the sides, a cabinet with a fridge between them, and a recess with a shelf and reading lights above the headboards. Pale oak throughout, a built-in wardrobe with a safe, and an en-suite bathroom with a shower behind a glass door. Light comes from two small portholes above the beds. There is no category supplement: these are the cabins the headline price refers to.
· 4 cabins
Twin beds
Beds: 2 single beds
Four cabins at sun deck level: the same two beds, but a large rectangular window across the bulkhead instead of a porthole, and far more daylight. You step straight out onto the deck from the corridor, ten paces from the bar and the sunbeds. The vessel's own description calls these cabins convertible, with the beds pushed together into a double; the booking system sells the category as a twin. The operator charges 75 euro per person per trip for the deck, and that supplement is already inside the price of the berth.
· 1 cabin
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed, convertible to twins
The only suite and the best cabin on board: it occupies the forward part of the sun deck, with windows curving from side to side and a long counter with drawers running beneath them — room to spread out camera gear. The bed stands in the middle of the room, with an armchair beside it and a private bathroom. There is no cabin sharing; the suite is sold whole. The operator charges 300 euro per cabin per trip for the category, and that supplement is already inside the price of the berth.
Twin beds
Eight cabins on the lower deck — the base category the weekly price is quoted from. Two beds along the sides, a cabinet with a fridge between them, and a recess with a shelf and reading lights above the headboards. Pale oak throughout, a built-in wardrobe with a safe, and an en-suite bathroom with a shower behind a glass door. Light comes from two small portholes above the beds. There is no category supplement: these are the cabins the headline price refers to.
- Deck
- lower deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Porthole
- Cabin numbers
- 01–08
- cabins of this type
- 8
Twin beds
Four cabins at sun deck level: the same two beds, but a large rectangular window across the bulkhead instead of a porthole, and far more daylight. You step straight out onto the deck from the corridor, ten paces from the bar and the sunbeds. The vessel's own description calls these cabins convertible, with the beds pushed together into a double; the booking system sells the category as a twin. The operator charges 75 euro per person per trip for the deck, and that supplement is already inside the price of the berth.
- Deck
- upper deck (sun deck)
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Large sea-view window
- Cabin numbers
- 09–12
- cabins of this type
- 4
Double bed
The only suite and the best cabin on board: it occupies the forward part of the sun deck, with windows curving from side to side and a long counter with drawers running beneath them — room to spread out camera gear. The bed stands in the middle of the room, with an armchair beside it and a private bathroom. There is no cabin sharing; the suite is sold whole. The operator charges 300 euro per cabin per trip for the category, and that supplement is already inside the price of the berth.
- Deck
- upper deck (sun deck)
- Beds
- 1 double bed, convertible to twins
- Windows
- Panoramic glazing wrapped around the bow
- Cabin numbers
- 13
- cabins of this type
- 1
General Information
- Yacht length: 40 m
- Number of cabins: 13
- Maximum guests: 26
- Year built: 2020
