Laguna Beach Dahab — Local services in South Sinai

Dahab: A Hidden Gem on the Red Sea

Dahab is a mesmerizing oasis where natural beauty and warm hospitality come together in perfect harmony. This small town on Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula offers a laid-back, authentic experience that’s hard to find elsewhere. The moment you arrive, you’re embraced by breathtaking landscapes: from the golden mountains that frame the horizon to the clear, turquoise waters of the Red Sea.

What makes Dahab truly special is its unspoiled charm and soul-refreshing serenity. Whether you’re diving into the famous Blue Hole, exploring the vibrant coral reefs, or simply relaxing on the beach, there’s a sense of peace that envelops you. Unlike busier destinations, Dahab has retained its authentic feel, with cozy cafés, local markets, and friendly locals who welcome visitors like family.

For adventure lovers, Dahab offers some of the best windsurfing, kitesurfing, and snorkeling in the region. But even if you’re just here to unwind, the sunrise over the sea and the sunset behind the mountains are magical sights that will stay with you long after you leave.

Dahab is not just a place to visit; it’s a place to feel, explore, and truly enjoy every moment. A hidden gem on the Red Sea that deserves to be discovered by all who seek beauty, tranquility, and a touch...

Most of what u need to know is here : My review based on summer season 🌹 Beautiful, free beach, enter anytime, enjoy with mountain views too🌄 👙😍 especially when there is less people around. Go early morning before 12 to enjoy quite atmosphere otherwise u will hear loud music. I advice not to go during weekends as it is kind of busy. Tools u might needed if u do not want to spend money 🤑 or for more comfort Big blanket/Cover/towel to sit Your coffee bottle Water Food and snacks something sweet ( chocolate 🍫🍩..etc) Towel after swimming 🤿 snorkeling kit , u might not need it phone number of taxi 🚖 who drived u to lagona , so u can call him to return back.

Feel free to try Rice pudding from Jo and other food from dahab locals. Bedouin tea is also my...

The beach in itself is amazing. Many parts are soft and sandy. What isn't so great is how the locals have turned it into a cheap knock off of Jersey shore. They've spread blankets and sheets on the ground, pinned down with rocks, and charge you to sit. The only empty spots of beach are where the rocks and gravel are.

So we sat down and paid 50 egp. Then the hustling starts, different kids selling different handmade trinkets, bracelets, necklaces, asking my wife and daughter if they want to braid their hair, at least 20 times. They don't take no for an answer. We got up and left when the people sat next to us started playing Arabic music, blaring on a boom box.

They've destroyed the beauty and serenity that once existed...