Dahab
Dahab, a charming town on the southeast coast of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, is celebrated for its laid-back atmosphere, stunning coastline, and proximity to natural wonders. Situated about 80 kilometers northeast of Sharm El-Sheikh, Dahab is divided into distinct areas, each offering its own unique character. Masbat, located in the northern part of town, is home to the vibrant Bedouin village of Asalah, where traditional culture blends seamlessly with modern tourist amenities. Known for its world-class diving spots, including the famed Blue Hole, as well as its serene beaches and relaxed vibe, Dahab is a haven for adventure seekers and those looking for tranquility alike.
