Ras Abu Galum:
Spend an unforgettable day in the National Nature Reserve of Ras Abu Galum, giving you a taste of the authentic Bedouin lifestyle.
Enjoy the nature, the tranquility, the beach, the sparkling stars and the hospitality of the Bedouin people who live there.
The trip itself is an expereince, the 1.5 hour camel ride along this beautiful part of the Red Sea coastline giving you an understanding of the pride of the people who live there.
Spend an unforgettable day in the National Nature Reserve of Ras Abu Galum, giving you a taste of the authentic Bedouin lifestyle.
Enjoy the nature, the tranquility, the beach, the sparkling stars and the hospitality of the Bedouin people who live there.
The trip itself is an expereince, the 1.5 hour camel ride along this beautiful part of the Red Sea coastline giving you an understanding of the pride of the people who live there.
Laguna Beach:
The Laguna area, famous for its excellent shallow-water windsurfing.
The Laguna area, famous for its excellent shallow-water windsurfing.
Bedouin tea anyone?
Dahab is known for their Bedouin tea, which is mixture of tea leaves and desert herbs including habuck and marmaraya.
Dahab is known for their Bedouin tea, which is mixture of tea leaves and desert herbs including habuck and marmaraya.
When it comes to things to do in Dahab, don't forget camels. Everywhere you go around Dahab there are bedouins riding around on camels offereing rides in the beautiful surrounding mountains, a good bedouin dinner, a short hike to a peak to watch the sunset, and then stargazing.
Three Pools:
Three sandy pools interconnected by saddles of coral from the entry and exit point for this dive.
Outside of the third pool a young resident napoleon fish might catch your eye just beofre you descend to the deepest point of the dive by following a sandy alley with brain corals, pipe corals and salad corals along the sides.
Three sandy pools interconnected by saddles of coral from the entry and exit point for this dive.
Outside of the third pool a young resident napoleon fish might catch your eye just beofre you descend to the deepest point of the dive by following a sandy alley with brain corals, pipe corals and salad corals along the sides.
Blue Hole:
The Blue Hole is a submarine sinkhole, around 94m (300 feet) deep. There is a shallow opening around 6m deep, known as "The Saddle", opening out to the sea, and a 26m long tunne;, known as "The Arch", whose top is at a depth of 56m (184 feet). The hole and the surrounding area have an abundance of coral and reef fish.
The Blue Hole is a submarine sinkhole, around 94m (300 feet) deep. There is a shallow opening around 6m deep, known as "The Saddle", opening out to the sea, and a 26m long tunne;, known as "The Arch", whose top is at a depth of 56m (184 feet). The hole and the surrounding area have an abundance of coral and reef fish.
The Bedouin children of Dahab:
Where ever you go in Dahab you'll find Bedouin children clutching bracelets and asking you to buy one.
They are aged between 5-16 years and through their constant interaction with tourists, most of them speak very good english.
Where ever you go in Dahab you'll find Bedouin children clutching bracelets and asking you to buy one.
They are aged between 5-16 years and through their constant interaction with tourists, most of them speak very good english.