Beaches in Dahab

Lagoona Beach

This beach is within a 10-minute taxi ride from Dahab’s downtown. This location is ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving, and it serves as a starting point for diving expeditions. Windsurfing is one of the most popular sports on this beach.

Excursions are organized to adjacent coral reefs and underwater caverns near various Dahab beaches. As a safety precaution, patrons who want to participate in deep sea diving expeditions are urged to get suitable training and a diving course.

Palm Beach

When it comes to its dunes and waterways, Palm Beach has a particular tint. Palm Beach’s beaches are gray, while the seas are blueish. People may enjoy the weather and sunbathe on the beach. The most athletic and courageous visitors may surf the waves and swim in Palm Beach’s dark blue seas. Horses may also be ridden.

There are several parasols and picnic places for the whole family. The beach goes along Algeria’s Mediterranean Sea.

Dahab Bay

The Gulf of Aqaba separates this bay from Saudi Arabia. The beach is about a 60-minute drive from Sharm el Sheikh Airport. The flat seas and minimal severity of the waves make this an ideal location for fast windsurfing.

Divers go to Dahab to see the diverse marine wildlife. The pipe fish, a close cousin of the seahorse, is one of these marine species. There are many hoops linked to concrete pieces along the shore. Divers may use these hoops to assess their buoyancy.

Bay of Assalah

This bay, which is close to the settlement of Assalah, is also known as “Fun Park.” Surfers appreciate this bay because it provides a range of breezes, from powerful gusts for experienced surfers to calm winds for novices.

This is a fantastic area to encounter the Bedouins. Locals often give visitors rides to the mountains and to a neighboring oasis. The majority of the time, travelers have the opportunity to go on the back of a camel. Camel rides are a popular pastime on any of Dahab’s several beaches.