If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Where is Dahab located?

Dahab is a laid-back coastal town on the southeast coast of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, just an hour from Sharm El Sheikh. It’s known for its golden beaches, world-class diving spots like the Blue Hole, relaxed bohemian vibe, and a mix of Bedouin heritage and adventurous spirit.

How I get to Dahab?

From Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm El Sheikh is the closest major city to Dahab, about 1 hour and 15 minutes away by car (roughly 90 km). The road follows a scenic route along the Sinai coastline.

  • Local Bus: Frequent minibuses run multiple times throughout the day. They depart when full and are an affordable option.

  • Go Bus: Air-conditioned Go Buses offer a more comfortable ride and depart at scheduled times.

  • Taxi: Private taxis are also available and can be arranged through us.


From Cairo

The journey from Cairo to Dahab is around 8–9 hours by road (about 550 km), passing through the Suez Tunnel and the dramatic Sinai mountain ranges.

  • Go Bus: Multiple daily departures connect Cairo to Dahab with different comfort levels available (Deluxe, Elite, etc.).

  • Taxi: Private taxis are also available and can be arranged through us.


From Taba or Nuweiba

Dahab is also accessible from Taba (2.5 hours by car) and Nuweiba (1 hour by car), two towns along the Gulf of Aqaba.

  • Go Bus: Runs one daily bus from Taba Heights to Dahab, covering around 121–140 km and taking about 3 h 30 min. From Nuweiba, Go Bus runs one daily scheduled bus, with a journey time of around 1 hour 40 minutes.

  • Taxi: Private taxis are also available and can be arranged through us.

What Should I Bring With Me?

  • Comfortable clothes and walking shoes

  • A light jacket (it can get cold at night)

  • Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat

  • A refillable water bottle

  • A camera to capture the magic!

Wadi Rum Weather

Dahab is a year-round destination with sunshine nearly every day of the year. Each season offers a different flavour of the town’s laid-back charm and natural beauty.

Spring & Autumn (March – May & October – November)

These are the best times to visit Dahab. The weather is warm but not too hot, with daytime temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). Perfect for diving, snorkeling, hiking, and seaside dining. The evenings are breezy and comfortable.

Winter (December – February)

Dahab stays mild and sunny in winter, with temperatures around 20°C (68°F) during the day. The sea is a bit cooler, but many still swim and dive. Evenings can get chilly, especially with the desert breeze, so bring a light jacket.

Summer (June – September)

Expect hot and dry days, with temperatures reaching 35°C to 40°C (95°F to 104°F). It’s the ideal time for early morning dives, shaded beach lounging, and magical sunset walks along the promenade. The Red Sea stays warm and inviting for water activities.

Is The Tour Suitable For Children Or Elderly Guests?

Yes, we tailor our tours to suit your needs. Families, older guests, and solo travelers are all welcome! Just let us know any concerns ahead of time.

Meeting Point

We offer pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation in Dahab for all our tours and activities.

Alternatively, you can meet us at our central meeting point in Dahab, located near the Lighthouse area — just steps away from the beach, cafes, and dive shops. It’s an easy spot to grab a coffee or snacks before we begin your adventure.

If you're staying outside Dahab or arriving from another city, let us know and we’ll help arrange transport.

Parking In Wadi Rum

We offer free parking near our meeting point in central Dahab. There’s also plenty of easy, free street parking available throughout the town — especially near the Lighthouse and Mashraba areas.

Important: Bring Cash

While Dahab has ATMs and some places accept card, many local shops, restaurants, taxis, and tour services are cash-only — especially in the older parts of town and at the beach.

We recommend bringing enough Egyptian Pounds (EGP) with you to cover small expenses, tips, and personal purchases. ATMs are available in the town center, but they can sometimes be out of service or have long lines during peak season.