Dahab

Enjoy a full day tour in Dahab to visit the Blue Hole where you can snorkel and enjoy seeing the coral reefs and beautiful colorful fish. After that go to the Abu Galum area to see another side of the coral reefs. And the last area is the Blue Lagoon to relax and enjoy the pure sea water and also ride speedboat It is a very wonderful experience

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Dahab is located on the southeast coast of the Sinai Peninsula, approximately 90 kilometers north of Sharm El Sheikh. It is easily accessible by road from Sharm El Sheikh Airport, with a drive of about 1.5 hours. Some travelers also reach Dahab overland from Cairo via bus or private transfer, which takes around 7 to 8 hours.

The best time to visit Dahab is from October to May, when the weather is warm but comfortable, ideal for water sports and mountain adventures. Summers are hotter but still enjoyable thanks to the cool sea breeze and crystal-clear waters.

Most travelers spend 3 to 5 days in Dahab, although many choose to stay longer due to its peaceful charm and the wide range of activities it offers. The town is known for being safe, welcoming, and traveler-friendly, with a strong community of international visitors and local Bedouins.

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Tour details

  • Tour Type Historical & Cultural
  • Price From 40 - 150 (USD) / (EUR) per person (Price may vary depending on group size and selected guide language)
  • category Dahab
  • Duration 1 - 4 Days
  • Language English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Italian
  • Payment Accepted in (USD) & (EUR)
  • Special Offers Discounts available for families and large groups
  • Contact us 24/7 on WhatsApp if you have any questions regarding these details

Dahab – Egypt’s Laid-Back Red Sea Escape

Discover the Charm of Dahab

Dahab is a unique coastal town on Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, famous for its relaxed bohemian atmosphere, world-class diving, and stunning natural beauty. Originally a small Bedouin fishing village, Dahab has grown into a beloved destination for travelers seeking a mix of adventure, freedom, and authentic local culture far from the bustle of mainstream resorts.

Unlike the luxury of Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab offers a more laid-back experience, where visitors can spend their days diving, snorkeling, kitesurfing, hiking, or simply relaxing in beachfront cafes. The town is world-renowned for the Blue Hole, one of the most famous diving sites in the world, as well as the Canyon and Lighthouse Reef.

Dahab is also a hub for desert adventures. From hiking through the rugged Sinai Mountains to camel rides, jeep safaris, and camping with Bedouin tribes under the stars, the area offers unforgettable experiences for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Top Attractions in Dahab

  • The Blue Hole – One of the most famous diving spots globally, known for its deep vertical drop and coral walls

  • The Canyon – A spectacular underwater canyon for divers and snorkelers

  • Lighthouse Reef – Accessible directly from the beach, perfect for beginner divers and snorkelers

  • The Lagoon – A top spot for windsurfing and kitesurfing thanks to consistent winds

  • Abu Galum & Blue Lagoon – Boat or camel trips to remote beaches and snorkeling spots with clear turquoise waters

  • Sinai Mountain Hikes – Guided treks into the desert and mountains, including sunrise or sunset hikes

  • Bedouin Desert Safaris – Jeep or camel safaris with overnight camping and traditional Bedouin hospitality

  • Eel Garden & Islands Reef – Popular diving and snorkeling sites with vibrant marine life