Hidden Treasures of Egypt

While Egypt is famous for its ancient history and awe-inspiring monuments, it also hides some remarkable natural wonders. One such gem is Abu Dabbab Beach, located in northern Marsa Alam along the pristine Red Sea coastline. This beach, which is part of a protected nature reserve, is especially known for being home to the endangered Dugong, or “sea cow.”

At Abu Dabbab Beach, visitors can enjoy snorkeling adventures that offer a rare opportunity to encounter these gentle creatures in their natural environment. The waters are also teeming with colorful marine life, including sea turtles that often nest in the calm, shallow bays of the reserve.

For those seeking a unique underwater experience, Abu Dabbab Beach is the perfect destination. Activity costs vary depending on the season, and basic rental equipment like wetsuits and life jackets are available for a small fee of 3€ each, including taxes. In short, a trip to Abu Dabbab Beach not only promises an unforgettable ecological experience but also fosters a deeper connection to the diverse marine ecosystems of Egypt.

Program

• Departure: 5:30 a.m.
• Return: 6:30 p.m.
• Turtle spotting
• Dugong (Manatee) search
• Coral reef exploration