Diving in Dahab:
There’s no place on earth like Dahab, a palm fringed bay in the midst of a vast arid landscap, an intoxicating mix of desert, Bedouin culture and diving.  The sand meets the sea in a most dramatic way and a fringing reef stretches further than the eye can see.  Many of the good dive sites can only be reached by camel.

The really nice thing about Dahab and the Sinai is that you can combine all of these things. Many people come year after year, even a few times a year, and they never get bored. So if you ever fancy diving the Sinai way, with a bit of desert and a lot of Bedouin culture mixed in together in a great adventure.