
The Blue Hole, Dahab
Dahab's most famous dive site - a submarine sinkhole on the Red Sea coast
Dahab sits on the Red Sea coast of South Sinai, Egypt - a small town with some of the most varied dive sites in the world. World-famous walls, shallow reef gardens, dramatic underwater canyons, and a sinkhole that has called divers from every continent for forty years.
Each guide below is from my own experience diving these sites - the safe routes, the depths, the marine life, the best time to dive. I lead all of these with PADI students and certified divers from every level.

The Blue Hole is the icon of Dahab diving. A vertical submarine sinkhole on the Red Sea coast, 5km north of Dahab town, with.

The Canyon is a dramatic underwater rift in the reef, 5km north of Dahab. Divers descend through a narrow split in the coral wall.

Lighthouse Reef is Dahab's home dive. Right in town, easy shore entry, gentle slope to a healthy coral wall. Where most students.

Eel Garden sits at the north end of Dahab town - a long sandy slope dotted with hundreds of garden eels rising from their burrows.

Three Pools is a series of shallow coral-rimmed pools on the reef plate at Dahab. Swim-throughs in the coral connect each pool to.

Dahab's most famous dive site - a submarine sinkhole on the Red Sea coast

An underwater canyon dive with dramatic light and big-fish encounters

The town dive site - perfect for training, night dives, and macro

A sandy slope alive with garden eels, bluespotted rays, and reef life

Coral-rimmed swim-throughs that connect shallow pools to the open reef
I take guests to all of these sites - from first-time divers to technical divers training for the Blue Hole arch. Reach out and let me know what you are after.
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