Dahab

　　    Dahab is located on the southeastern coast of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula. Once a small Bedouin fishing village, it is now one of Egypt’s more popular coastal resort towns. This small town enjoys mild winters and cool summers, making it suitable for vacationing all year round. It is famed for diving and is considered the best diving destination on the Sinai Peninsula.

　　    The winds in Dahab provide excellent surfing conditions, especially in the lagoon area, making it a world-renowned destination for windsurfing that attracts surfers from around the globe to challenge themselves against the waves every day. With its coral reefs along the coast and diverse underwater species, scuba diving and snorkeling are also extremely popular in the area. World-famous dive sites include the Blue Hole, Canyon Aquarium, Caves, and Lighthouse Reef. Soaking up the sun on the pristine beaches, fully relaxing in the tranquil atmosphere, or trying out local restaurants are also great options. In addition to diving and surfing, the area offers a variety of land activities for visitors, including camel riding, horseback riding, quad biking, and dune buggies.

　　    Surrounded by desert, Dahab offers a range of accommodations—from budget guesthouses and four- to five-star hotels to various campsites—to meet the needs of different types of travelers. Additionally, there are many cozy and welcoming shops where visitors can enjoy pleasant shopping experiences.

　　    Dahab     Must-visit reason: Egypt’s famous resort city for diving     Continent: Africa 【Africa】     Country/Region: Egypt [Egypt]     Province/State: South Sinai Governorate [South Sinai Governorate]     City: Dahab [Dahab]