All the cabins have been fully refurbished, and have a bright, modern feel. They all come with air-conditioning, a hairdryer, a safety deposit box, a flatscreen TV, and tea and coffee-making facilities as standard. And for a little extra, you can treat yourself to a French Balcony Suite, which comes with lots of little upgrades.

Please be aware, the cabin images are for illustrative purposes only. The final cabins may differ in design, layout and decor.

The main lounge – Observatory – hosts nightly entertainment, including live music, movies and quizzes. There are local guest acts, too, including a traditional Nubian show, plus an Egyptologist onboard who can provide more information and insight on the places you’ll visit, and answer any questions. Activities are available throughout the day, too, including the likes of Yoga classes.

You’ll find lots of facilities onboard, so there’s plenty to keep you occupied after a spot of sightseeing. On the top deck there’s a pool with loungers dotted around it, so you can take it easy while soaking up the views. There’s a bar and a space for activities up here, too. Inside, meanwhile, you’ll find the main restaurant with its buffet spread and show-cooking stations, plus the Observatory lounge where the nightly entertainment takes place. Breakout areas are dotted around the ship, as well, where local teas, coffees and delicacies are laid on.