Noun
A coasting vessel of Arabia, East Africa, and the Indian Ocean. It has generally but one mast and a lateen sail.
Source: Webster's dictionaryActivites include snorkeling and diving on the house reef, dhow tours, deep sea fishing and picnics on remote sandbars. Source: Internet
Commerce and trade A dhow in the Gulf of Aden. Source: Internet
At the time the dhow trade was still active with dhows sailing the monsoon winds to Mombasa and Zanzibar as they had done for centuries. Source: Internet
Omani people needed the coir rope from the coconut fiber to stitch together their traditional high seas-going dhow vessels in which nails were never used. Source: Internet
Construction of the dhow was completed in early August when de Monfreid applied for an exit permit to take it to Djibouti. Source: Internet
The sixth edition of the dhow festival ended with Al Gaffal, a traditional sailing race designed to honour pearl divers as they end their risky sea journey and return home. Source: Internet