Nile Divine — 8-Cabin Dahabiya
A 60-metre sailing dahabiya on the Nile. Eight cabins, sixteen guests, two sundecks and a spa. Known as The Floating Gallery.
Under sail
The Nile Divine is a dahabiya measuring 60 metres by 9. It carries sixteen guests across eight cabins. Every room holds original artwork by Alaa Abu El Hamd, a Luxor artist. Sculptures by local artists sit throughout the vessel. The owner designed the boat herself and hand-drew the furniture, using alabaster and travertine sourced in Egypt. The result is a vessel that reads as a gallery as much as a ship.
The Boreas Floating Resort is our own 20-cabin vessel, built for full private charters in the Red Sea.
See the Floating Resort →Boreas represents the Red Sea. A trusted local partner for a seamless experience. Backed by international standards and full legal compliance.
The dahabiya is towed by a tugboat carrying two sails, one forward and one aft. The engine room sits in the tugboat, away from the main vessel.
All eight cabins sit on the Nile Deck. Every cabin has a French balcony. Each one carries its own Pharaonic symbol.
King-size bed. Private balcony and French balcony. Ensuite bathtub.
King-size bed. French balcony.
Twin beds. French balcony.
In Every Cabin
- Private bathroom with bathrobe and shower jets
- Air conditioning
- Nespresso machine and coffee corner
- Mini fridge
- Electronic safe
- Telephone line
- Closet space and luggage rack
- Daily housekeeping
All cabins are non-smoking.
The upper deck holds private sunbeds, a pergola, a scenic dining table and four royal king-size beds. The lower deck holds the pool, a bar and shaded sunbeds.
Built from travertine, a stone used in ancient Egypt. It measures 2.8 by 6.4 metres, at a depth of 80 centimetres.
Sauna, steam room and jacuzzi. The massage room is lined with Himalayan salt walls. Treatments are available at additional cost.
A five-metre oak table with handcrafted chairs. Each chair carries one of the eight symbols found in the cabins. Outdoor dining is available on deck.
A reception area and a reading corner on the Nile Deck. Internet access and a sound system run throughout the vessel.
The kitchen works farm to table. Produce is sourced fresh from Luxor and Aswan. Mornings bring honey molasses with tahini and flaky feteer meshaltet. Lunch brings oriental tawagan stews and molokhia. Dishes stay rooted in local cooking, prepared with fine dining technique.
- Island picnic
- Swimming in the Nile
- Belly dancer
- Folklore shows
- Nubian show
Independently owned and operated. Represented by Boreas — you book and travel through Boreas agency, with the vessel’s own crew running the cruise.
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