Oberoi Philae 44 Guests
Built in 1996, Oberoi Philae was extensively reconfigured in 2015 with just 22 cabins and luxurious amenities, including an Oberoi spa.
Windows are nearly floor to ceiling and slide open, offering a connection with the river. The topmost deck has a swimming pool that is the largest of any Nile ship and an al fresco restaurant. Downstairs, there’s a stylish enclosed restaurant serving local specialties as well as more continental options.
Deck A Deck has the elegant restaurant.
Deck E is a perfect place to relax and watch life along the Nile. Some meals are served al fresco in the covered restaurant.
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These spacious cabins have two single beds (which can be pushed together), a large window and a shower.
These very large suites have an adjoining seating area, a queen-size bed, large windows that open, a shower, and a bathtub.
These very large suites have a queen-size bed, side and stern-facing windows that open, a shower and a bathtub. Each has a large private outdoor terrace with private spa tub.
These spacious cabins have a mix of queen beds or two single beds, a large window and a shower.
These spacious cabins have a mix of queen beds or two single beds, a large window and a shower.
The heart of the ship is the Lounge, where everyone gathers each night for Recap. It’s here that Egyptologists share stories of the sites, who built them and why, and fascinating modern details like how they’ve changed over the years.
The 36-foot-long swimming pool, surrounded by lounge chairs, is among the largest of any Nile ship.
Relax on a deck chair next to the 36-foot pool or take a meal in the al fresco dining room to watch life along the riverbank from the top deck.
Spend a few hours in the library reading about Egyptian history or join your photo instructor for a session in the lounge.
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