Mövenpick Royal Lily

Ship and facilities

The Mövenpick MS Royal Lily was built in 2007 for Nile cruises. It is 74.5 metres long and 14 metres wide, and was built by Giza Shipyard in Cairo. The operator describes 56 cabins, each measuring approximately 22 square metres, and four Royal Suites. The ship has a restaurant serving three meals a day and a pool on the sun deck.

Nile journeys between Luxor and Aswan

Accor lists Luxor and Aswan as departure points. The 2026 schedule includes three-night cruises from Aswan to Luxor on Fridays and four-night cruises from Luxor to Aswan on Mondays. The five-day itinerary for the four-night cruise begins on day one with a visit to Luxor’s East Bank. On day two, the excursion heads to the West Bank; later that day, the ship sails towards Esna. Edfu and Kom Ombo are on the schedule for day three. On day four, guests visit Aswan and then spend the night aboard; they disembark on day five. This itinerary alternates Nile sailing with longer visits ashore.