Coral Coast Hotel Dahab

... from the great barrier reef, to the coral lined shores to Thialand and now the deep caverns off the Red sea coast. Traveling certainly lifts the veil of discrimination and prejudice and blends people from around the world together like no other human ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... where they think Moses parted the Red Sea and freed the Hebrew Slaves. It has the most brilliant turquoise waters and splendid coral reefs. We chose Dahab as it is hailed as the Koh Samui of the Middle East.  We had to choose between Dahab and its air ...