Nile cruise shipStandard & independentLuxor → Aswan

Mojito

Seventy Nile-facing suites over four decks

Mojito is a Nile cruise ship, built 2005. It has 70 cabins and 70 suites and sails itineraries of 3, 4 or 7 nights on the Nile between Luxor and Aswan.

Good to know

Mojito is a 70-cabin motor cruiser in our standard & independent tier, sailing the classic Luxor to Aswan corridor on itineraries of 3, 4 or 7 nights with full board. 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.

Class Standard & independentCabins 70Board full boardRoute Luxor → Aswan

Accommodation: 70 cabins · 70 suites
Decks: 4
Built: 2005
Route: Luxor–Aswan
Trip length: 3 · 4 · 7 nights
Departures: Every Friday from Aswan (3 nights); every Monday from Luxor (4 and 7 nights)

About Mojito

Mojito is a four-deck, five-star Nile ship built in 2005, with seventy rooms that are listed as suites. Every room faces the river through panoramic windows and has individual temperature control, a bathtub and hair dryer, satellite TV with an in-house music panel, a mini bar and a safe, and all cabins are non-smoking.

Meals are served full board in the main restaurant. Public rooms include a lounge bar with a discotheque, a library and lounge with wide panoramic views, a jewellery and gift shop, and laundry. The large sun deck carries a swimming pool, and the ship also has a spa and a gym. Evenings bring a reception cocktail and a galabeya party with an oriental show. Cruises run three nights from Aswan to Luxor on Fridays and four nights from Luxor to Aswan on Mondays, with a seven-night option from Luxor.

Highlights

70 suites, all facing the Nile
Panoramic windows and bathtubs in every room
Library and panoramic lounge
Sun-deck pool, spa and gym
Friday and Monday departures

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 Mojito in the cabin booked
Full board across all sailing days
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: Junior Suites
Presidential Suite
Suites on the lower deck; all rooms face the Nile with panoramic windows
Dining: Main restaurant, full board
Lounge bar
Facilities: Lounge bar and discotheque
Library and lounge with panoramic views
Large sun deck with swimming pool
Jewellery and gift shop
Laundry
Reception cocktail
Galabeya party and oriental show
Cabins with individual temperature control, bathtub, hair dryer, satellite TV, in-house music, mini bar and safe
Non-smoking cabins
Spa · pool · gym: Spa and gym on board; swimming pool on the large sun deck.
Itineraries: 3 nights Aswan to Luxor
4 nights Luxor to Aswan
7 nights from Luxor

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Good to know

Mojito questions, answered

Where does Mojito sail?

Mojito sails Luxor–Aswan

What is included in the fare on Mojito?

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 Mojito before booking.