This 5* Nile cruiser was built to the same standard as the other King Tut boats within the fleet. The Nile cruisers do have some minor internal colour scheme differences but have the same high quality of service and accommodation.
The Nile cruise is fully escorted by a qualified, English speaking Egyptologist who will be on hand to guide you through the historic sights. The guide will also be on hand to explain the culture of the Egyptians who depend so heavily upon the River Nile.
Evening entertainment during the cruise includes the Nubian Folk night in Aswan and a traditional belly dancer in Luxor. Not forgetting the Galbiyya Party where guests are invited to dress in local costume and dance the night away.
Dining options are varied in the elegant dining room with an extensive choice of International and Oriental cuisine which is offered buffet style.
All suites on board are equipped with air-conditioning, en-suite facilities with hairdryer, internal telephone, safe, fridge and satellite television (when docked).
Opinion: Sister ship to King Tut III, with same high standards of service and comfort, an ideal way of exploring the historic River Nile.
81 suites with en-suite facilities, air-conditioning, safe, fridge, internal telephone and satellite television when cruiser docked.
Daytime: Throughout the cruise, lightweight and informal summer clothes are the norm.
Evening Dining: Informal smart/casual attire.
Nile Cruises 
