Highlights
- Camel ride into the roadless Ras Abu Galum reserve
- Sleep in a simple Bedouin hut on the beach
- Snorkel pristine, untouched coral reef
- Bedouin dinner, breakfast and endless stars
About this experience
North of the Blue Hole the road ends and the protected wilderness of Ras Abu Galum begins — reachable only by boat or camel. On this overnight trip you ride a camel along the coast to a tiny Bedouin settlement, spend the afternoon snorkelling some of the cleanest, most untouched reef in Sinai, share a fire-cooked Bedouin dinner, and sleep in a simple palm-frond hut metres from the water under a sky thick with stars. Morning brings tea, breakfast and one more snorkel before the camels carry you back. Simple, beautiful and unforgettable.
What's included
- Camel ride in and out
- Overnight in a Bedouin beach hut
- Dinner + breakfast
- Snorkel guide
- Transfer from Dahab to the Blue Hole trailhead
Not included
- Tips
- Snorkel gear (~$5)
- Sleeping bag (available to rent)
Good to know
| Duration | 2 days · 1 night |
|---|---|
| Level | Easy–moderate |
| Group size | Up to 10 people |
| Meeting point | Transfer from Dahab to the Blue Hole; camels start from there. |
| Run by | Ask Dahab partner Bedouin community operators |
| What to bring | Swimwear · Warm layer (desert nights are cold) · Headtorch · Toiletries · Cash |
| Location | Open in Google Maps |
FAQ
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Plan around this experience
Useful Dahab guides to build the rest of your trip:
- All things to do in Dahab
- The Blue Hole — Dahab's icon
- Best time to visit Dahab
- Where to eat in Dahab
- Where to stay in Dahab
- All Dahab experiences