A slower rhythm on the Gulf of Aqaba
A bohemian seaside town between mountains and sea — home to the Blue Hole, the Canyon and the finest sunsets on the Gulf of Aqaba.
Dahab is less a resort than a state of mind. A Bedouin town turned haven for those seeking calm and nature, with a seafront promenade, cushion-strewn cafés at the water’s edge and mountains that blush pink at sunset.
Underwater, Dahab is famous for the Blue Hole, one of the world’s best-known free-diving sites (for experienced divers only), as well as the Canyon, the Lighthouse and shore reefs where everyone can snorkel. On land, camel treks lead to Ras Abu Galum protectorate and the Coloured Canyon.
We arrange boutique seafront lodges, snorkel and dive trips with certified centres, and desert excursions with local Bedouin guides.
A tranquil boutique lodge on Dahab’s lagoon, with stone chalets, a beach restaurant and snorkelling and kitesurfing on the doorstep.
