A relaxed and beautiful journey along the Sinai coast - unhurried, uncrowded, with the focus on water, scenery, and atmosphere. This is not a standard tour that runs on a fixed schedule, but a personal day by the sea in the spirit of slow travel.
The drive from Sharm el-Sheikh to Dahab follows the Gulf of Aqaba with views of the Sinai mountains and the turquoise sea. The road itself is an experience. Rocky desert peaks plunging straight into the water, the occasional small fishing village, and complete silence all around.
Dahab is a place apart. A former Bedouin settlement that has become a draw for those looking not for a beach hotel but for a genuine atmosphere: a waterfront lined with restaurants right above the water, coral reefs a few metres from the shore, fresh seafood, and an unhurried pace of life. No crowds, no noise - just sea, mountains, and breeze.
Two proper stops for swimming and snorkelling, lunch by the sea, scenic photo pauses along the way, and free time to explore the town - all in a single day. Perfect for couples and for anyone wanting a calm, private day away from the tourist crowds.
Private only - just your group (up to 4 people) in one vehicle. No strangers and no shared itineraries.
Yes, the time is agreed when booking. A popular choice is a morning departure for snorkelling and lunch. An evening departure is great for the Dahab sunset.
No, lunch is paid for on site at the restaurant of your choice. A good meal typically costs around $15-25 per person.
No. Payment is on the day of the tour: $, €, ₽ or card.
The best day in Sharm! We went as a couple and it felt like our own little adventure. The drive is absolutely beautiful, and snorkelling at the reefs is just unreal. Lunch at a cafe right above the water - sea and mountains in the same view. Dahab has a completely different atmosphere: quiet and cosy. Highly recommended!
We went as a group of four - great value per car. The driver took us to all the beautiful spots and knows the best restaurants. The snorkelling is a story in itself: the underwater scenery is insanely beautiful. Dahab surprised us all - quiet, no crowds, an atmosphere completely different from Sharm.
I went alone and have no regrets whatsoever. This was exactly the kind of break I needed - no rushing, completely at my own pace. The photo stops along the road - mountains and sea in the same frame. I spent almost the whole day by the water and came home happy and rested. This is proper slow travel.
We chose the evening option - departed after lunch, had time to swim, dine at sunset, and walk along the promenade. The sunset in Dahab is just WOW. Sky, mountains, sea - everything goes pink and gold. We absolutely recommend the evening format for couples!
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✈️ Message on TelegramDahab lies 90 km north of Sharm el-Sheikh. Its name comes from the Arabic word for "gold" - a reference to the golden sands and the shimmering of the water at sunset. It was once a small Bedouin fishing village, and today it is one of the most sought-after destinations on the Sinai Peninsula for those who value an authentic atmosphere, diving, and slow travel.
The Dahab promenade is a long string of small restaurants and cafes right at the water's edge, with low cushions, shisha pipes, and a view across to Saudi Arabia on the opposite shore. There are no giant all-inclusive hotels here - just the sea, the mountains, and simple beauty.
The coral reefs of Dahab are among the finest on the entire Red Sea coast. The reefs begin literally a couple of metres from the shore. The famous Blue Hole - a legendary vertical cave in the reef, 130 metres deep - lies nearby and is visible directly from the beach.
Morning departure - the best option for snorkelling: the water is calm, fish are more active, and the light is beautiful for photos. You have time to swim in two spots, have lunch, and stroll along the promenade.
Evening departure - ideal for couples and romance. Leave after lunch, swim at the reefs in the soft afternoon light, dine on the waterfront, and watch the sunset over the Gulf of Aqaba. The sky in Dahab at sunset is something special.
Both options are available daily. The time is agreed individually when booking.
About 1.5 hours each way. The road is scenic - along the Gulf of Aqaba with mountain views. We make photo stops along the way.
Absolutely. The entry into the water is gentle and gradual, the reefs are shallow, and children love watching the fish. It's a comfortable trip with no long walks.
It's helpful. But you can also simply wade in and watch the fish close to shore - the reefs start very nearby. Life jackets are available on site.
Yes, if you'd like - the Blue Hole is close to the main stops. Snorkelling at the edge is accessible to anyone; scuba diving there is for experienced certified divers only. Please mention this in advance when booking.
Dahab is a relaxed, secular town with no strict dress requirements. However, modest clothing is appropriate for walking along the promenade. Swimwear is for the beach only.