Nile Divine is the first dahabiya of its kind, a boutique cruise that redefines history on the Nile. It is designed for travelers seeking both luxury and authentic hospitality. It stands as the first boat to collaborate with renowned artists, transforming every corner into a floating masterpiece.
Our guided tours and local entertainment provide profound insights into ancient Egyptian history, making every moment special on board.
With 8 exquisitely styled cabins, two spacious sundecks, an elegant reception area, a fully equipped spa, and world-class facilities, we ensure an exceptional cruise experience in full privacy.
Each cabin tells its own story through hand paintings and artwork, making your stay not just a journey but a living gallery of art and elegance.
Art plays a vital role on board, creating a powerful sensation of stepping back in time. This unique atmosphere is brought to life by our artist, Dr. Alaa Abu El Hamd, a professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Luxor, his hometown, famously known as an open-air museum housing one-third of Egypt's ancient temples. His inspiration flows directly from the depths of Pharaonic history, making every piece a tribute to timeless heritage.
The cabins' interiors pay homage to ancient Egyptian civilization. Skilled artisans have handcrafted every piece, ensuring that the décor and furnishings are a tribute to Egypt's rich heritage. Surrounded by symbols of ancient Egyptian artistry, you'll enjoy a luxurious and culturally immersive experience that blends historical elegance with modern comfort.
Sailing on our dahabiya offers more than just a cruise; it provides an intimate, enriching experience filled with luxury, comfort, and authentic charm.
Our aim is to make you feel completely at home, surrounded by unparalleled hospitality and thoughtful service that reflect the warmth of Egypt itself.
Our 8 cabins are a world of their own. Each represents a symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization, sparking curiosity about the mysteries of this unique era. Nearly everything on the Nile Divine was hand-drawn, crafted, or carefully picked. As the result of tons of creativity, effort, and a love for the details, the artwork on the cabin's walls are painted and signed by renowned local artists.
One of the first things you'll spot onboard is the dining table, a stunning 5-meter-long piece made from a single slab of oak wood. Around it, you’ll find uniquely designed chairs that come in pairs, inspired by the same symbols you’ll find in your cabin. It’s more than furniture — it’s part of the story.
And of course, we can't forget the culinary experience, a true highlight of your journey. Our skilled chefs bring you the authentic taste of Egypt, using fresh, locally grown ingredients straight from the lush, fertile lands along the Nile. Same products that our ancestors used to consume. From crisp vegetables to aromatic herbs and sun-ripened fruits, everything on your plate reflects the richness of Egypt’s soil and the care of our local farmers. Whether it's traditional recipes passed down through generations or modern twists on local favorites, every meal is a celebration of flavor, culture, and the green heart of the country.
Our guided tours are organized to immerse you in Egypt’s rich history and stunning landscapes. Led by expert guides, each journey takes you deep into the wonders of ancient Egypt with fascinating stories, cultural insights, and historical context that bring every site to life. We offer tours in multiple languages: including English, French, German, Dutch, and Mandarin all available upon request.
The spacious sundeck, elegant reception, and top-tier facilities are thoughtfully curated to deliver an unparalleled cruise experience. Onboard, you'll find a generous plunge pool and an upper sundeck featuring 4 king-size beds that evoke the grandeur of ancient time making you feel like royalty. A wide outdoor dining area completes the experience with style and comfort. Sailing while unwinding on the sundeck brings a whole new level of serenity, with breathtaking views in every direction. It’s truly a one-of-a-kind experience that stays with you.
To double your relaxation, tranquility and timeless beauty unite in our spa to revitalize your body and mind through a selection of rejuvenating treatments. The spa includes a sauna, steam room, jacuzzi room, 2 massage rooms, and a pampering room, all designed to offer a holistic wellness experience.
Nile Divine proudly collaborates with renowned Egyptian artists who have contributed their exceptional talents to create a unique artistic experience onboard.
Interior Designer & Project Manager
Karine is the mastermind behind this unique project—a handcrafted dahabeya where every detail reflects her passion for design, hospitality, and the timeless beauty of ancient Egypt.
Led the overall design concept and artistic direction
Mosaic Artist
An Egyptian mosaic artist passionate about handmade crafts and home accessories. Founder of Amal Mosaic Art.
20 pieces of customized mosaic made exclusively for Nile Divine
Assistant Professor & Visual Artist
An assistant professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts and visual artist in Luxor. His work draws inspiration from ancient Egyptian heritage and Upper Egypt's landscapes.
All 8 cabins are signed by Alaa Abu El Hamd
Isis Wings & Ra Separator suite Installation, 2 meters-high
Tree of Life Sculpture – Jacuzzi Room
Nile Divine Logo in the reception made of bronze and wood
Multi-talented Artist
A multi-talented Egyptian artist who works as an assistant lecturer at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Luxor. Notable for designing and creating the "Dahab Underwater Museum" to preserve coral reefs.
Contributed unique artistic elements to the Nile Divine
Visual Artist & Sculptor
Jamal Bassiouny is an Egyptian visual artist and sculptor, born in Alexandria in 1993. He earned a bachelor's degree from the Faculty of Fine Arts with high honors in 2016. He also earned his MFA in oil painting and drawing in 2019, with a thesis focused on the belief system depicted in ancient Egyptian art.
200X100 tapestry dining area reception
4 boat sculptures across several areas on board the dahabyia
