Kemet Dahabiya
Kemet is a 55-meter dahabiya with eight suites for up to 19 guests, a resident chef and a split-level sundeck, sailing 5- and 7-night routes.
Kemet Dahabiya
Kemet is a 55-meter dahabiya with eight suites for up to 19 guests, a resident chef and a split-level sundeck, sailing 5- and 7-night routes.
Kemet is a 55-meter dahabiya, 8 meters wide, with eight suites for up to 19 guests. Three Doum suites of about 27 square meters have a daybed for a third guest. Two Aur suites measure about 25 square meters and three Lazuli suites about 22. Each suite has its own bathroom, interiors are contemporary and Wi-Fi is on board. A split-level sundeck, a rear deck, a panoramic lounge and bar and a lower-deck library give room to spread out. An Egyptologist sails with guests. There is no pool or spa, and a tug tows the boat when the wind drops.
Kemet sails between Luxor and Aswan in either direction on 5-night and 7-night routes, with Edfu and Kom Ombo among the stops. The sailing day is set per departure and given with the quote. A resident chef cooks full board with Egyptian and international dishes, plus riverbank barbecues and live local music. Families or friends can charter the whole boat, while others book single suites on set dates.
- Type
- Dahabiya · Dahabiya
- Capacity
- 8 cabins · up to 19 guests
Facilities & amenities
Dahabiya facilities
Cabins & suites
A resident chef prepares full board with international and Egyptian dishes. Riverbank picnic barbecues and live music by local artists are part of the program.
Facilities as listed by the operator; confirmed with your booking.
What makes it different
Doum suites of about 27 m² with a daybed
Split-level sundeck and rear deck
Resident chef and riverbank barbecues
Egyptologist on board
Private charter or cabin-by-cabin booking
Day by day
Send us your travel dates and we'll share the routes Kemet Dahabiya sails that week.
Kemet sails between Luxor and Aswan in either direction on 5-night and 7-night routes, stopping at Edfu and Kom Ombo.
Prices on request
Online booking is not open for Kemet Dahabiya yet. Send us your dates and travelers and we reply with the cabins available and the price for your sailing.
Ask for a quoteQuestions people actually ask
How many guests does the Kemet carry?
Up to 19, in eight suites.
Which suite fits three people?
The three Doum suites, about 27 square meters, have a daybed for a third guest.
Does the Kemet have a pool?
No pool or spa is listed. Guests relax on the split-level sundeck and rear deck.
How long are Kemet cruises?
Five or seven nights between Luxor and Aswan, in either direction.
Can I charter the whole boat?
Yes. It can be chartered privately or booked by the cabin on set dates.
Does the Kemet have an engine?
It has no engine for sailing; a tug pulls it when the wind is too light.


