Nile cruise shipStandard & independentLuxor → Aswan
Miss Egypt
Junior suites throughout on the Luxor–Aswan run
Miss Egypt is a Nile cruise ship. It has 68 cabins and 2 suites and sails itineraries of 3, 4 or 7 nights on the Nile between Luxor and Aswan.
Good to know
Miss Egypt is a 68-cabin motor cruiser in our standard & independent tier, sailing the classic Luxor to Aswan corridor on itineraries of 3, 4 or 7 nights. Pick it to see the same temples for less; comfort varies more at this end of the river, so judge the real photos and specs before you commit. Rates move with season and cabin, so every sailing is quoted live.
- Accommodation
- 68 cabins · 2 suites
- Decks
- 5
- Dimensions
- 72 × 14.5 m
- Route
- Luxor - Aswan
- Trip length
- 3 · 4 · 7 nights
- Departures
- Every Wednesday from Aswan (3 nights); every Saturday from Luxor (4 nights)
- Season
- Rate seasons: May-September and October-April
About Miss Egypt
Every room on Miss Egypt is a suite: 66 Junior Suites of around 21 square metres, twenty of them connecting, plus two Royal Suites of about 30 square metres on the upper deck. The 72-metre ship spreads them over five decks, and each has a panoramic window.
The sun deck carries a large swimming pool with a Jacuzzi, shower and bar, and an open-air gym sits alongside a spa. Meals are taken in a main restaurant seating 170 with silver-plated table service, and evenings move between the piano bar, a discotheque, a cocktail party, a galabiya night and folkloric shows. Departures leave Aswan on Wednesdays for three nights and Luxor on Saturdays for four, with a seven-night option from Luxor.
Highlights
- All 68 rooms are suites
- Two 30 m2 Royal Suites on the upper deck
- Sun-deck pool with Jacuzzi and bar
- Open-air gym and spa
- Wednesday from Aswan, Saturday from Luxor
The fine print
What's included and what isn't
Many ship fares bundle guided shore excursions with an Egyptologist; it varies by package, and your quote states exactly what applies.
Included
- Accommodation aboard Miss Egypt in the cabin booked
- Meals aboard per the boat's published programme
- Sun deck, pool, spa, gym and lounge throughout
Not included
- Drinks beyond water, tea and coffee served with meals
- Gratuities for the crew
- Temple entrance fees and Egyptologist guiding, unless your package states them
- Transfers and extensions such as Abu Simbel, unless quoted
The boat in detail
- Cabin categories
- 66 Junior Suites, about 21 m2, panoramic window, including 20 connecting suites (22 main deck, 26 upper deck, 18 lounge deck)
- 2 Royal Suites, about 30 m2, upper deck
- Dining
- Main restaurant seating 170 guests with silver-plated table service
- Sun-deck bar
- Piano bar
- Facilities
- Sun deck with large swimming pool, Jacuzzi, shower and bar
- Open-air gym
- Spa
- Piano bar
- Discotheque
- Billiard table
- TV area
- Evening programme: cocktail party, galabiya oriental night, belly dancer, folkloric show
- Spa · pool · gym
- Sun-deck swimming pool with Jacuzzi and shower; open-air gym; spa on board.
- Itineraries
- 4 days/3 nights Aswan to Luxor
- 5 days/4 nights Luxor to Aswan
- 8 days/7 nights from Luxor
Keep planning
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Good to know
Miss Egypt questions, answered
Where does Miss Egypt sail?
Miss Egypt sails Luxor - Aswan
What is included in the fare on Miss Egypt?
A cruise ship fare of this kind normally covers your cabin on full board, entrance to the temples named in the itinerary, an Egyptologist guide, the listed shore excursions and transfers at each end. Tips, drinks, optional excursions such as Abu Simbel, and personal expenses are normally extra. Whether soft drinks, Wi-Fi and service charges sit inside the fare genuinely differs between operators, so confirm those for Miss Egypt before booking.
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