SEBA — Private Dahabiya on the Nile

Private Dahabiya · Egypt

Reborn on the banks of the Nile, SEBA moves you through thousands of years of Egyptian history. No schedules. No crowds. The Nile, entirely yours.

24.4518° N, 32.9279° E

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Luxor to Aswan ✦ Private Dahabiya ✦ Ancient Egypt ✦ Valley of the Kings ✦ Nile Sailing ✦ Temple of Karnak ✦ Curated Journeys ✦ Nubian Culture ✦ Luxor to Aswan ✦ Private Dahabiya ✦ Ancient Egypt ✦ Valley of the Kings ✦ Nile Sailing ✦ Temple of Karnak ✦ Curated Journeys ✦ Nubian Culture ✦

The Vessel

Named for the
ancient star
of the Nile

SEBA is the ancient Egyptian hieroglyph for star — the five-pointed symbol of celestial guidance carved into temple ceilings for five thousand years. At 55 metres, she is among the finest and most refined Dahabiyas sailing the Nile today.

Her shallow draft opens moorings beside temples that no cruise ship can reach. She moves at the pace of the river: unhurried, sovereign, entirely yours.

SEBA · Upper Egypt · 2025

700km of the Nile

55mLength of vessel

25Dedicated crew

8 Superbly appointed quarters
An owner suite with a full-width private terrace, two terrace suites, and five luxury rooms.

01 / 04The hull

Built for
the river

built by Egypt's most experienced Dehebeya builders on the banks of the Nile, SEBA’s shallow draft carries her into waters motor yachts cannot enter - private moorings, hidden bends, temples, and quarries at dawn.

02 / 04The suites

Eight private
sanctuaries

One owner's suite — the finest on the Nile. Two terrace cabins opening to the river. Five ultra-luxurious cabins, each impeccably appointed with higher ceilings, fine furnishings, and en-suite marble bathrooms. Panoramic windows frame the moving landscape like paintings that change every hour.

03 / 04The deck

An open
salon

Morning coffee as mist rises from the water. Unhurried lunches under canvas shade. Dinners that stretch long into the night.

04 / 04The crew

Your crew,
your pace

Twenty dedicated crew attend to every detail. A private Egyptologist accompanies each voyage. You decide when to sail — and when to simply watch the river pass.

Named for theancient starof the Nile

Named for the
ancient star
of the Nile