A laid-back Bedouin paradise on the Sinai Peninsula's Gulf of Aqaba. Dahab, meaning "gold" in Arabic, captivates free spirits with its world-famous Blue Hole diving site, incredible windsurfing conditions, and bohemian atmosphere. Relax in beachfront cafes, explore the colorful canyon trails, or stargaze in the silent desert under impossibly clear skies.
Dahab is the quiet, low-rise alternative on the Sinai's east coast, a former Bedouin fishing village that became a backpacker and diving town without ever turning into a resort strip. Its seafront is a line of low cafes with cushions on the floor, and the diving is shore-based, which keeps costs down. The Blue Hole is the site everyone has heard of.
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