SB DAHABIEH ABYDOS is an 18-guest CroisiEurope cruise ship, in service since 2022. This page collects its itineraries, ports of call and technical specifications.
SB Dahabieh Abydos is a small, traditional Egyptian sailing vessel operated by CroisiEurope on the Nile. Built in 2022, it carries only 18 guests in nine cabins, creating an intimate cruising experience. The 45-meter-long, 8-meter-wide boat has two decks, including a sun deck with open-air seating and shaded relaxation areas. Interiors combine Egyptian motifs, exotic woods, textiles, and modern conveniences. Meals emphasize Egyptian flavors and locally sourced ingredients, while cabins include air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, television, safes, and private bathrooms.
The intimate 18-passenger vessel is designed for luxury Nile cruising with a traditional dahabieh profile, refined Egyptian-inspired décor, and a relaxed open-air atmosphere. Its sun deck provides views of the Nile and surrounding scenery.
The sun deck includes chaise lounges and shaded areas for relaxed outdoor time, but no dedicated spa or fitness facilities are published.
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| Category | Type | Cabins | Size | Decks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double cabinFour cabins have one large bed and three have two beds; operator category labels include A, B and C placement grades. | Oceanview | 7 | 102 sq ft sq ft | Main Deck |
| Suite with panoramic viewOne large bed; panoramic-view suite; operator category labels include A, B and C placement grades. | Suite | 2 | 135.6 sq ft sq ft | Main Deck |
3 included 0 extra cost in the fare, by the line's own published policy.
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SB DAHABIEH ABYDOS carries about 18 guests with roughly 15 crew.
SB DAHABIEH ABYDOS entered service in 2022.
Daytime dress is casual and should suit the warm Egyptian climate. Slightly smarter clothing is recommended for dinners, cocktails and gala occasions, while visits to religious sites require appropriate coverage.
Full-board dining is included, with breakfast, lunch and dinner served aboard. Drinks with meals and selected drinks at the bar are included; premium brands and special wine-list selections cost extra.
Tips are discretionary and are collected at the end of the cruise for equal distribution among the crew. CroisiEurope gives a general guideline of 5 to 10 euros per person per day.
Wi-Fi is listed among the ship's onboard amenities and is available throughout the vessel. The ship-specific fact sheet does not state whether access is free.
The vessel has two decks and its common facilities are arranged on the main deck, but the operator does not identify an adapted cabin or elevator for this ship. Passengers with mobility needs should confirm suitability with CroisiEurope before booking.
Children may travel, but the operator states that its ships do not carry baby equipment, so families must bring items such as a travel cot and stroller. Age-appropriate menus for children over one year can be requested in advance.
