Boutique Suite Cruiser

Days on Nile Serenity move at river tempo: a broad sun deck, pale water and desert light, and a lounge that shifts from coffee and reading to low music after dinner. The scale is intimate—an all-suite boat with around 40 suites—so the river, not the crowd, sets the mood.

Suites

Space and daylight are the point. Serenity sails with ~40 suites across several categories (Royal, Signature/Executive, Junior)—all with either a balcony or French/panoramic window, seating area, and the practical comforts (A/C, minibar, safe). It reads boutique rather than big-ship, which is the appeal.

Life on board

Between temple days, the rhythm is simple: sun-deck pool and loungers, a lounge bar that stays unhurried, and a dining room that keeps service personal. You’ll also find small-ship touches—a library nook, massage room, and even a clinic—useful on a week-long cruise without breaking the quiet.

Design & capacity

Launched in recent seasons with a contemporary, clean-lined look, Serenity carries about 80 guests when full—enough company for a little atmosphere, not enough to feel anonymous. It’s the kind of boat where staff learn your preferences by day two.

Why choose it

If you value suite-only inventory, a smaller passenger count, and an easy, club-like pace between sites, Nile Serenity hits a sweet spot: modern, comfortable, and quietly run—with the river always front and center.