Cabins Tala
Liveaboard · Egypt · 11 cabins · up to 22 guests
Cabin Types
· 8 cabins
Separate beds
Beds: 2 single beds
Eight cabins along the lower deck corridor — the base category of the boat and the one the weekly price is quoted from. The finish is light: white bulkheads, a striped teak floor, a mirror and wall lamps above the headboards, pictures on the panelling. There are sockets and switches between the beds, a built-in wardrobe with shelves and hangers by the door, a private bathroom with shower and toilet, and individually controlled air conditioning. Light comes through portholes. The internal layout varies across the eight: some have two parallel beds, others have offset berths along the side. The booking system splits these cabins into two categories — separate beds and bunk-style — but neither the operator nor the system publishes how many of each there are, so confirm the exact layout when you book. The cabin also suits a solo traveller: the operator will pair you with a guest of the same sex.
· 1 cabin
Separate beds
Beds: 2 single beds
The only twin on the main deck: two single beds along the bulkheads with a striped teak floor between them, a built-in wardrobe with shelves and hangers, and a private bathroom with shower and toilet opening straight into the cabin. A window instead of a porthole, and individually controlled air conditioning. The saloon, galley and dive deck are all on this deck, so you never carry gear up or down a stairway.
· 1 cabin
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
One of the two cabins on the boat with a double bed instead of separate ones. The finish is light: white bulkheads, a wooden shelving unit by the headboard, a wall lamp and a picture above the bed, a wooden trim along the panelling. Private bathroom with shower and toilet, individually controlled air conditioning, and a main deck window. The cabin is sold whole with no sharing — the choice for a couple who want one bed and a door that closes, but do not need the top deck.
· 1 cabin
Double bed
Beds: 1 double bed
The best cabin on the boat and the only one on the top deck. The finish here is different from below: dark varnished wood on the panelling and lockers, a wide double bed in the middle, a window running the length of the bulkhead with a heavy blind, and a glass door straight onto the deck — a sea view from the bed and fresh air two steps away. A built-in wardrobe with hangers and open shelves runs along the side, the bathroom with shower and toilet is private, and the air conditioning is individually controlled. There is no sharing; the cabin is sold whole. The saloon and the open lounge are right there, and while the dive deck is further away than from the main deck cabins, it is noticeably quieter here at anchor.
Separate beds
Eight cabins along the lower deck corridor — the base category of the boat and the one the weekly price is quoted from. The finish is light: white bulkheads, a striped teak floor, a mirror and wall lamps above the headboards, pictures on the panelling. There are sockets and switches between the beds, a built-in wardrobe with shelves and hangers by the door, a private bathroom with shower and toilet, and individually controlled air conditioning. Light comes through portholes. The internal layout varies across the eight: some have two parallel beds, others have offset berths along the side. The booking system splits these cabins into two categories — separate beds and bunk-style — but neither the operator nor the system publishes how many of each there are, so confirm the exact layout when you book. The cabin also suits a solo traveller: the operator will pair you with a guest of the same sex.
- Deck
- lower deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Porthole
- Cabin numbers
- 01–08
- cabins of this type
- 8
Separate beds
The only twin on the main deck: two single beds along the bulkheads with a striped teak floor between them, a built-in wardrobe with shelves and hangers, and a private bathroom with shower and toilet opening straight into the cabin. A window instead of a porthole, and individually controlled air conditioning. The saloon, galley and dive deck are all on this deck, so you never carry gear up or down a stairway.
- Deck
- main deck
- Beds
- 2 single beds
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- 09
- cabins of this type
- 1
Double bed
One of the two cabins on the boat with a double bed instead of separate ones. The finish is light: white bulkheads, a wooden shelving unit by the headboard, a wall lamp and a picture above the bed, a wooden trim along the panelling. Private bathroom with shower and toilet, individually controlled air conditioning, and a main deck window. The cabin is sold whole with no sharing — the choice for a couple who want one bed and a door that closes, but do not need the top deck.
- Deck
- main deck
- Beds
- 1 double bed
- Windows
- Window
- Cabin numbers
- 10
- cabins of this type
- 1
Double bed
The best cabin on the boat and the only one on the top deck. The finish here is different from below: dark varnished wood on the panelling and lockers, a wide double bed in the middle, a window running the length of the bulkhead with a heavy blind, and a glass door straight onto the deck — a sea view from the bed and fresh air two steps away. A built-in wardrobe with hangers and open shelves runs along the side, the bathroom with shower and toilet is private, and the air conditioning is individually controlled. There is no sharing; the cabin is sold whole. The saloon and the open lounge are right there, and while the dive deck is further away than from the main deck cabins, it is noticeably quieter here at anchor.
- Deck
- top deck
- Beds
- 1 double bed
- Windows
- Windows along the side and a glass door onto the deck
- Cabin numbers
- 11
- cabins of this type
- 1
General Information
- Yacht length: 37 m
- Number of cabins: 11
- Maximum guests: 22
