Optional Tours

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  Blue Lagoun and Abu Gallun

  200 L.E
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  Blue Lagoun and Abu Gallun

  

  Drive out to the Blue Hole where you can relax and explore the wonderful coral reefs of the Red Sea. Then embark on a Camel Safari along the rugged coast of the Gulf of Aqaba to the secluded beach of Ras Abu Gallum. This Bedouin settlement and agovernment protected area has are no shops, hotels, electricity, loud music or pollution. An afternoon camel trip back to Dahab then transfer to Dahab. (or overnight).

  cost per person 200 L.E

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  Introduction to Diving in Dahab

  300 L.E
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  Introduction to Diving in Dahab

  

  This is an introduction to diving also known as a PADI Discover Scuba Dive Experience rather than a certification course. You will start off with an overview about all the equipment and how to dive, basic safety guidelines, and some information about the fish and corals you wll be seeing to ensure you enjoy them without damaging them. From there, you will head into shallow water with your Dive Instructor and breathe on scuba for the first time. It is not difficult in fact, most people find it easier than snorkeling. After learning a few basic skills, you will head out to the beautiful reef just a short, easy swim away and discover the amazing underwater world first hand.

  cost per person 300 L.E

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  Saint Catherine / Mousa - Climbing

  80 L.E
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  Saint Catherine / Mousa - Climbing

  

  For Jews, Christians, Muslims and geography fanatics alike it is an important place of pilgrimage. The regions name derives from its treasured mountain jewel known variously as Mount Sinai, Mount Moses, Jebel Musa and Gebel Musa amongst others. Its role in the history of religion is large and indeed at 7497 feet high, it is a suitably lofty site for God to tell Moses a thing or two (notably the Ten Commandments) and further for Mohammed horse Boraq to ascend to heaven. At the bottom of the mountain St Catherine Monastery. Believed to be the oldest un restored example of Byzantine architecture in the world, the site of one of the early Christianity’s only surviving churches.it also houses the relic of the Burning Bush. Spend the night on top of the mountain with the stars as your cover.

  cost per person 80 L.E

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  Snorkeling Blue Hole - Dahab

  40 L.E
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  Snorkeling Blue Hole - Dahab

  

  Dahab lies alongside the deepest section of the African rift, the giant crack in the earth’s crust that formed the Red Sea. Only 15km away is the Blue Hole with its jagged mountains above continuing at much the same angle underwater forming a dramatic seascape of valleys, canyons and caves. The Blue Hole earned its name not because of the hole in the rock but because from a high point the bay takes on a beautiful turquoise colour with a dark spot. This is due to its depth of approximately 100 meters and it surely ranks as one of the most amazing spots of the Sinai for snorkeling or diving.

  cost per person 40 L.E