Sanctuary MS Nile Adventurer
The Sanctuary MS Nile Adventurer is a modern boat with all the amenities for a perfect cruise down the River Nile. Choose between a three night cruise or a more relaxing four night cruise.
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Offers an intimate cruising experience on the Nile River in just 32 en suite cabins
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Recently renovated offers 5 star luxury
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All the rooms are river-facing and air-conditioned
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Has the Germanischer-Lloyd Certificate, signifying the highest standard of safety for river
cruisers worldwide
The Nile Adventurer has 32 stylish, contemporary and comfortable cabins with en suite bathrooms with bath tub and shower. There are two Presidential Suites and two Deluxe Cabins for those who require more space or a private balcony. All cabins are air-conditioned and have satellite television.
The specially created activity and excursion schedule will enable you to see the best the Nile Valley has to offer. The sightseeing groups are small, private and led by knowledgeable and experienced Egyptologists who will condense the most interesting facts and also answer questions on Ancient and Modern Egypt. The 'galabeya' party is a fun addition to the evening entertainment and gives guests the opportunity to dress in the traditional Egyptian Galabeya.
The boat has a large upper sun deck with a small swimming pool and outdoor bar. The restaurant on the main deck offers a huge range of international food and there is the also the option of in-cabin dining as well as barbecues on the upper sun deck. Other onboard facilities include a games room with computer, gym, library and laundry facilities as well as a massage room for relaxing after a long day sightseeing.
This boat has the luxury of sharing a private jetty with the other Sanctuary boats so please note that there may be up to four boats moored at any one time.
When to visit
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If you are opting for the Standard Cabins, we suggest taking a Promenade or Bridge Deck Cabin (Rooms 301 - 310 & 401 - 404).
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