Zekrayaat Dahabiya Nile Cruise follows the design of an original Dahabiya from the late 18th and early 19th century. This traditional two-masted boat is about 39m long and 7m wide and has two decks. The Dahabiya is powered by wind. Relying on the river currents and a gentle breeze, this is the traditional way to cruise the Nile. A small river tug can help if the natural elements fail.

The name Dahabiya comes from the Arabic word, Dahab, meaning Gold. Dahabiya, was given its name from the golden color of the original Dahabiyas, originating in the 1920s. We have now revived this luxurious mode of travel, making the boats more comfortable and adding more facilities. We hope you take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to sail down the Nile, exploring some of Egypt’s ancient sites in the same manner as those nearly 100 years before you.

Dahabeya is the Arabic Word for a Sailing boat. Our Dahabeya is the most Luxurious and comfortable sailing boats on the Nil, contains of 08 modern Guest Suites, a large elegant lounge–salon with modern Rattan–Furniture and stylish colures.

Haya Dahabeya Nile cruise is 5* cruise sails across the Nile River between Aswan and Luxor. It is one the most luxurious and comfortable cruise on the industry of Nile Cruise. Aboard Haya Dahabeya cruise you will live luxury through a large elegant lounge, Salon with modern Rattan furniture and stylish colors.

The Dahabeya Judi has eight magnificent Cabins that would accommodate up to two persons maximum . Each of these cabins measured 14 square meters and it would have two single beds (twin beds) or one large king sized double bed.All the cabins of the Dahabeya Judi are air conditioned and have large window to provide the guests with Nile view .Cabins of the Dahabeya Judi have all sorts of facilities like , telephones, wardrobe , toilets , shower , hair dryer and wash basin.

Experience a more gracious, graceful and traditional luxury Dahabiya Cruise with the sedate majesty of a Dahabiya Cruise. Jaz Yakouta Dahabiya Cruise will take you back in time to the gentler, more refined era when aristocrats, Europe’s elite and sophisticated travelers cruised on the Nile in style.