Standard Nile Cruises are a good choice for travelers who want to enjoy the classic Luxor and Aswan Nile cruise experience at a more affordable price. These cruises usually include comfortable cabins, onboard meals, Nile views and visits to the main ancient sites along the route.
Renovated in 2023, the Radamis II blends classic elegance with modern comfort across 72 cabins including 5 suites, all with panoramic river views.
The Medea is a Lloyd’s of London-approved, ultra-luxury cruiser with fire and soundproof construction, carrying up to 60 cabins and suites across four decks plus a sun deck.
The Jaz Crown Jewel carries 76 Standard Twin Cabins and 4 Single Cabins, each with large panoramic sliding windows, air conditioning, and a private bathroom with bathtub.
Also marketed as Iberotel Amara, the JAZ El Qassida offers air-conditioned cabins with 32-inch flat-screen TVs and free in-room wired internet, plus a daily buffet breakfast and full-board dining.
Following a full refurbishment, the TUI Al Horeya accommodates 145 guests across 74 cabins, with a seven-course Egyptian gala dinner and reservation-only alfresco dining on the top deck.
The Iberotel Crown Emperor carries 118 cabins and suites, every one with a private balcony, and was the first boat in Egypt to earn ISO 14001 environmental certification.
The Jaz Crown Jubilee carries up to 160 guests across 80 cabins, each with panoramic windows and WiFi, plus a sundeck pool bar and gym on board.
The Jaz Imperial accommodates 96 guests across 48 cabins and suites, each with panoramic windows, plus two lounge bars, a gym, and massage treatments between excursions.
The Jaz Nile Monarch is a small, intimate cruiser carrying just 29 cabins for a maximum of 56 guests, blending modern design with traditional minimalism.
The Iberotel Crown Empress carries 128 cabins and suites, each with a private balcony over the river, and serves all passengers together in a single-seating restaurant.