Sanctuary Sun Boat IV
Sanctuary Sun Boat IV has just 40 cabins and suites in total, with a chic art deco style. Offering three-, four- and 10-night itineraries, the boat sails between Luxor and Aswan offering guests the chance to explore the legendary sites along the Nile.
Highlights
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Part of the Sanctuary Retreats fleet and one of the best cruisers on the Nile
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The boat comprises of 36 standard cabins, two presidential suites and two royal suites
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Cabins have floor-to-ceiling windows giving an excellent view of the legendary River Nile
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One of only a few Nile boats to visit the Temple of Hathor at Denderah on a four night itinerary
With 36 cabins, two Presidential Suites and two Royal Suites, Sanctuary Sun Boat IV has an intimate feel with excellent service and award-winning chefs.
The boat is furnished using rich teak wood floors with art deco influences and a chic style. Facilities include a swimming pool on the sun deck and a gymnasium.
Sanctuary Sun Boat IV has varying itineraries, taking guests between Luxor and Aswan and vice versa. Guests can visit the wonders of the River Nile with experienced Egyptologists, including trips to the beautiful Temple of Philae, the Aswan Dams, and the Valleys of the Kings and Queens.
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