Dahab

Dahab sits on the southeast corner of the Sinai Peninsula along the Gulf of Aqaba, offering a mix of shore access and boat dives. The area is known for calm, clear waters, sandy and rocky seabeds, and a variety of reef habitats close to shore. Common diving features include shallow coral gardens, gentle wall drops, and occasional drift dives along the gulf. Marine life regularly includes reef fish, corals, sea fans, and occasional larger species attracted to the Gulf of Aqaba. Access is convenient from the town with multiple local dive centers serving both beginner and intermediate divers, while some deeper sites lie farther offshore. The region benefits from a steady climate with warm winters and hot summers, making diving feasible most of the year.