The peaceful Bedouin town of Dahab is growing into a retreat on the East Coast of the Sinai. During the occupation of Dahab by the Israelis, it opened up for tourists. The inhabitants of Dahab, which means gold, chose the name for it golden, powdery coast. Dahab stretches out over a broad boulder and sand plain at the end of the Wadi Nasab. It derived from a small oasis where Bedouins once settled. The outskirts of the modest small town flourished with diving camps and over the past few years have become a divers and vacationers paradise. The shore of the tourist settlement came alive with beach life. You can try windsurfing, rent row boats or take land and water trips. Natives allow you to use their horses and camels for walks in the area.

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Salah Eddin Al-Ayyubi Citadel is considered to be a massive military Castle built in the Middle Ages Located strategically.

If it takes place in or on the water you can do it here: windsurfing, sailing, deep-sea fishing, swimming, but, above all, snorkeling and diving. The unique underwater gardens offshore are some of the finest in the world, justifiably famous amongst divers.

El Gouna is unique as a Red Sea leisure destination due to its harmony and completeness as a town. Careful planning, superb architecture, and competent management have ensured that the resort's many attractions are contained in a beautiful, immaculate and aesthetically unified setting. See El Gouna at a Glance.