Dahab, Dahab is an Egyptian tourist city in the South Sinai Governorate. It is located on the Gulf of Aqaba, about 100 km from the city of Sharm El-Sheikh and 87 km from the city of Nuweiba. It was given this name after the color of its golden sand. The city is divided into two parts, the first is located in the south and is called Al-Asla village and is famous for its simple Bedouin life. The second part is located in the north and is considered the soul and pulse of the city because it includes commercial markets and entertainment places. The city is famous for its clear, pristine beaches and natural diving sites rich in coral reefs.

Best Dive sites in Dahab

The city includes many prominent tourist places, which are the Ras Abu Galum area, which is a natural reserve and a diving area, the Blue Hole area, which is one of the world-famous diving areas, the Canyon area, which is an excellent diving area, and the Al-Asla area, which is an area in which approximately 75% of the population resides. The population of the city is divided into three areas: (Mubarak City, Al-Zarnouk, and Al-Asala)