Coral Coast Hotel Dahab

... dead but snorkeling is still an amazing display of colours and a variety of fish. We snorkeled off the beach at Dahab as well as further along the coast at a site called the blue hole - a deep sinkhole just off the beach, with vertical sides covered with ...

... a Bedouin Restaurant right on the beach. So after eight lovely days we were on our way again, two hours up the coast to Nuweiba.  Our next hotel, Swisscare Resort, arranged for one of the staff, Ashraf, and a driver to pick us up at Dahab and ...

... back to Luxor for a quick shower before catching a bus up to Hurghada and the next morning a ferry and bus to Dahab on the eastern coast of the Sinai penninsula. Dahab is a popular little village on the Red Sea with a far more relaxed feel than its ...

... to do in Dahab save diving and snorkelling. I spent about 3 days snorkelling in the Red Sea at various dive sites along the Dahab coast. Visited the Blue Hole which was about 25min drive up the road along a pretty prehistoric dirt track passed some ...

... hour wait in Egypt took up all day. In the early evening we found ourselves happy to be pulling into our hotel drive here in Dahab. Dahab: Here on the coast of Egypt we are staying for tow nights, as I type this we have already been here one ...

At the end of the most tiring leg of the journey so far, arrived at Seven Heaven in Dahab - our hotel for the next 5 nights. After settling in quickly, went out for an early dinner at El Fanar, a restaurant 2 mins from the hotel and right on the ...

... with a balcony overlooking the sea for 100 egytian pounds or 10 english pounds. Dahab is a big diving resort due to the coral reefs just off the coast and therefore it is not a beach resort. Although there is a long strip just for tourists with lots of ...

... hours, but the paperwork took another 4.5 hours so it was quite a long day. Tomorrow, Cynthia and I will go snorkelling over a few coral reefs (one of which is called the lighthouse) and the water should be a balmy 24°C. The next few days will be ...

... without breaking the bank. We took a local bus for nine hours from Cairo via Sharm-el-Sheik and up the coast to Dahab. Formerly a Bedouin fishing village, now it is set up for independent travellers and is accurately described as being hippie mellow and ...

... dangerous and very unneccesary. We travelled back to the ferry and Egypt, stopping about half way down the Eastern Sinai coast at Dahab, a pleasant less developed resort on the Red Sea with nice views across to Saudi Arabia. Finding a luxurious hotel ...

Nov 5, 2009 We reached Dahab... what a beautiful picturesque town! The hotel, Dahab Paradise was located a couple of kilometers outside the town, right across the ocean.. a perfect start to our first anniversary. :-) Paradise was probably one of the best ...

... Seal, we have felt the cold and gotten out after about 1 hour. It was so cold that Jon's shins were shivering. Dahab is a quite international tourist town full of seaside restaurants and hotels. People of every nation seem to be here enjoying the same ...

... and anything.  There are a number of access points that let you get into the water to see the long coral reefs that run along the whole of the coast.  It takes just a couple of seconds to slip on your flippers and head out onto the reef to see ...

... leave, but alas at sunset we packed up our gear and headed back.  An incredible note on sunsets in Dahab.  Dahab is only 20 miles from the coast of Saudi Arabia, so when you look out over the Gulf of Aqaba you see not only the Red Sea, but the ...

Dahab is warm and beautiful. It is a tiny town right on the Gulf of Aqaba overlooking the water to the coast of Saudi Arabia. The hotel is really nice with big comfy rooms and a great pool right beside the beach. It was so nice to get ...

Upon arriving in Sharm El Sheik from Alexandria by plane, we transferred by car to Dahab along the Red Sea coast (1 hour). When the car drove through Dahab, there were lots of buildings being built and lots that were dilapidated and no longer in ...

... and stopped in Dahab.  We needed a break.  Dahab used to be a laid-back diving destination, like Sharm down the coast and Hurgada across the water.  Apparently none of them have survived.  Don't get me wrong.  Dahab is a lovely ...

... in Dahab where we stayed for four days. We snorkelled in the "Blue Hole", an 85 meters deep hole along the coast covered with a beatiful coral reef and a large variety of tropical fishes. (We also climbed Mt Sinai where Moses is said to have received the ...

... a couple of giant eels, one of which was out in the open swimming between rocks. Lots of large fish and nice coral. Also a killer strong curremt to swim through going around the corner of one of the reefs. Forgot to stay close to the reef (were ...

... too inspired to check out St Catherine’s, so instead we jumped back on the minibus and slept the two hours back to our hotel in Dahab. But even then we couldn’t relax for long. That afternoon we went quad biking in the desert and along the Red ...