Triton

Ship Highlights
• Passengers : 42
• Luxury Expedition Ship

Simply stated, the Nile is Egypt. And sailing the Nile is the centerpiece of your exploration. Many ships ply the river's waters, but none match the quality and style of the Triton. The Triton has been converted from a vessel for over 100 guests to one that now caters to 40. Twenty large and exceptionally appointed staterooms all face outside and there are multiple deck areas for viewing life on and along this majestic river.

Public Areas: The English-style Atrium Lounge Bar; the art deco Elephantine Bar with evening entertainment; Midstream Bar and Sundeck with chairs and sunbeds. There is an outside deck area for viewing.

Meals: The dining salon offers continental cuisine, exotic dishes and rare, local specialties. Lunch is usually a buffet, served on deck, weather permitting. There are no set seating times and dinner is served à la carte. Refreshments will be available throughout the day and evening.

Cabins: All staterooms are spacious suites facing outside with two large windows, sitting area, programmable safes, telephone, television and private VCRs. The staterooms are a mix of twin bedded cabins and double bedded cabins. Each cabin has private bathroom with bathtub and shower, hair dryer and deluxe amenities. There is ample storage space in each cabin. The Bridge Suite runs the complete width of the vessel on top of the navigation bridge. It has its own small "Promenade Deck" curving 180°, overlooking the bow and matching the scenic all-round view.

Special Features: The Triton has four decks and is one of the largest ships on the Nile. It has been refitted to accommodate only 40 guests in 20 stateroom suites. The vessel has heated indoor and outdoor swimming pools tiled with handmade glass mosaics. The spa is equipped with sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. A professional masseur is onboard and fitness equipment is available. The crew of 60 staff serves 40 guests with a ratio of 1.5 staff members per guest.