
Princess Sarah II Nile Cruise
The Princess Sarah II is a standard-class Nile cruise ship with 70 cabins, a pool, a piano bar and a disco. It suits sociable travelers and groups who like a lively ship.
Princess Sarah II Nile Cruise
The Princess Sarah II is a standard-class Nile cruise ship with 70 cabins, a pool, a piano bar and a disco. It suits sociable travelers and groups who like a lively ship.
The Princess Sarah II is a lively standard-class ship, built for company rather than quiet. She has 70 cabins: 66 doubles, bookable as double or twin, plus 2 junior suites and 2 presidential suites. Each cabin has a large panoramic window that opens, a bathtub, individual air conditioning, a minibar and a safe. Evenings run from a pub with a billiards table to a piano bar and a discotheque. By day there is a sun deck pool under pergolas, a gym, a hair salon and a reading area. With 70 cabins and a disco, the ship is never truly calm.
She leaves Luxor on Saturdays for 4 nights to Aswan and Aswan on Wednesdays for 3 nights to Luxor. Edfu and Kom Ombo are the stops between the two cities, and Abu Simbel is an optional early excursion. Meals are full board in a French-style main restaurant or a second restaurant on a covered deck, and drinks are usually extra. Plan a pool afternoon after the Valley of the Kings, where shade is scarce.
- Duration options
- 3 nights · 4 nights · 7 nights
- Route
- Aswan ⇄ Luxor
- Type
- Standard · Cruise ship
- Capacity
- 70 cabins
Fixed programs, weekly departures
- Departs
- Wednesday
- Route
- Aswan → Luxor
- Duration
- 4 days / 3 nights
- Departs
- Saturday
- Route
- Luxor → Aswan
- Duration
- 5 days / 4 nights
Facilities & amenities
Ship facilities
Cabins & suites
Meals are full board, served in a French-style main restaurant or a second restaurant on a covered deck. Drinks are usually charged separately.
Facilities as listed by the operator; confirmed with your booking.
What makes it different


Junior and presidential suites

Sun deck pool with pergolas

Pub with billiards, piano bar and discotheque

Two restaurants, one on a covered deck
Day by day, every program
Aswan → Luxor
Day01Embark in Aswan
12:00 PM Board the ship in Aswan, receive your cabin keys and a welcome drink.
12:30 PM Lunch on board.
2:30 PM Visit the Temple of Philae, dedicated to the goddess Isis, reached by motor boat, and the Aswan High Dam.
Evening Optional felucca sail around the Nile islands.
7:30 PM Dinner on board; overnight in Aswan.
Day02Kom Ombo and Edfu
7:00 AM Breakfast on board.
9:00 AM Sail to Kom Ombo and visit the double temple of Sobek and Haroeris.
12:30 PM Lunch on board while sailing to Edfu.
3:00 PM Visit the Temple of Horus at Edfu, one of the best-preserved temples in Egypt.
7:30 PM Dinner on board; overnight sailing to Luxor through the Esna lock.
Day03Luxor East and West Banks
6:30 AM Breakfast on board.
7:30 AM West Bank: Valley of the Kings, Temple of Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon.
12:30 PM Lunch on board.
3:00 PM East Bank: Karnak Temple and Luxor Temple.
7:30 PM Dinner on board; overnight in Luxor.
Day04Disembark in Luxor
7:00 AM Breakfast on board.
8:30 AM Check out and transfer to your hotel, the airport, or your next tour.
Times are a typical schedule and can change with river traffic and lock timings.
The ship sails 4 nights from Luxor to Aswan and 3 nights from Aswan to Luxor, stopping at Edfu and Kom Ombo. Abu Simbel is an optional early excursion.
Prices on request
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Ask for a quoteQuestions people actually ask
How many cabins does the Princess Sarah II have?
She has 70: 66 double cabins, 2 junior suites and 2 presidential suites.
Which days does the Princess Sarah II sail?
She leaves Luxor on Saturdays for 4 nights and Aswan on Wednesdays for 3 nights.
Is there entertainment on board?
Yes. The ship has a piano bar, a discotheque and a pub with a billiards table.
Does the ship have a pool?
Yes. The sun deck has a swimming pool with pergolas and a recreation area.
Are meals included?
Meals are full board. Drinks are usually charged separately.


