DAHAB

Discover one of the most untouched and spectacular diving destinations in the Red Sea. Abu Galum Protected Area, located north of Dahab along the Gulf of Aqaba, offers a rare combination of pristine coral reefs, dramatic underwater landscapes, and breathtaking desert scenery.

Unlike many popular dive destinations, Abu Galum remains largely untouched. Crystal-clear waters, vibrant hard and soft corals, colorful reef fish, turtles, and occasional pelagic visitors make every dive a truly unforgettable experience. With little diving traffic, you'll enjoy peaceful dive sites in their natural state.

Beyond the underwater world, Abu Galum offers an authentic cultural experience. During the excursion ashore, you'll meet the local Bedouin community, famous for their warm hospitality and beautifully handcrafted souvenirs, including traditional jewelry, textiles, and handmade gifts.

The Canyon is one of Dahab’s most iconic dive sites, featuring a dramatic underwater fissure carved into the reef. Divers descend into the canyon where towering walls, shafts of sunlight, and schools of shimmering glassfish create an unforgettable atmosphere. Expect to see lionfish, octopus, pufferfish, moray eels, and colorful reef fish. The Canyon offers a unique blend of geology, marine life, and adventure in the crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Aqaba.

The adventure begins with a thrilling descent through a narrow vertical chimney before emerging onto a spectacular wall covered with colorful hard and soft corals. From there, divers drift along the reef towards the famous Blue Hole, gradually ascending through crystal-clear water. Keep an eye out for turtles, Napoleon wrasse, moray eels, lionfish, and large pelagic species in the deep blue.

Gabr El Bint is one of Dahab’s most beautiful and pristine dive sites, accessible only by boat or camel. This remote reef features spectacular walls, vibrant coral gardens, and impressive gorgonian sea fans. Divers can expect encounters with turtles, stingrays, trevallies, moray eels, crocodilefish, and large schools of anthias and snappers. With its healthy corals, excellent visibility, and abundant marine life, Gabr El Bint is considered one of the Red Sea’s finest reef dives.

El Shugarat is one of Dahab’s hidden gems, famous for its breathtaking forest of giant gorgonian sea fans that give the site its name, "Little Trees." Accessible by boat, the dive begins along a beautiful reef wall before descending through a wide-open canyon. Divers then drift over spectacular gorgonian formations, home to longnose hawkfish, glassfish, nudibranchs, crocodilefish, blue-spotted stingrays, and turtles.