Six Senses Dhahab, The Golden Dhow
A vintage Arabic liner that boasts mod cons too



Once available to the hotel's business contacts only, the refurbished classic Dhahab, The Golden Dhow, can now be ridden by anyone who wishes to enjoy a traditional Omani cruise. A specialist team at Six Senses Zighy Bay – a private ocean-side resort in Oman – has updated the handcrafted vessel while retaining its vintage Arabic charms. While the design stays true to artisan arrangements, high-tech features abound too.
Its three cabins house up to six people and are replete with air-conditioned saloons, a cinema and an al-fresco dining area. And an on-board chef helps fine-tune your culinary skills via cooking classes. The two-night itineraries along the spectacular Musandam coast take in quaint coves and shoreline villages as part of the journey, with fishing and kayaking opportunities close by.
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