Dahab, the Blue Hole and the Coloured Canyon
The divers' town 90 km from Sharm: the Blue Hole, the Coloured Canyon of Salama, Wadi El Weshwash and snorkelling in calm lagoons.

Dahab & the Blue Hole from Sharm El Sheikh
Sea trips
Salama Coloured Canyon
- 9 hours
- Group
- Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun
- Kids friendly
Sea trips
Dahab: Blue Hole and Salama Coloured Canyon from Sharm El Sheikh
- 9 hours
- Group
- Daily (with the canyon — Tue, Wed, Fri, Sun)
- Kids friendly
Sea trips
Dahab Discovery: Three Pools Snorkelling, Camels and Quad Bikes
- 10 hours
- Group
- Daily
- Kids friendly
What to see around Dahab
Dahab is a laid-back seaside town on the Gulf of Aqaba, about 90 km north of Sharm El Sheikh. It is famous among divers worldwide, but you do not need a diving licence to enjoy it: most of the best spots can be seen with a mask and snorkel or on foot.
- The Blue Hole — a deep sinkhole in the reef, more than 100 m deep. Snorkelling along its edge reveals an unbelievable shade of blue.
- The Coloured Canyon of Salama — narrow gorges with walls of multicoloured sandstone, walked on foot.
- Wadi El Weshwash — a canyon with a natural freshwater pool between the rocks near Nuweiba.
- The Dahab promenade — cafés right on the water and a relaxed atmosphere.
How to choose
"Dahab Discovery" combines the town, the Blue Hole and desert activities in one day. The "Blue Hole + Coloured Canyon" programme adds the hike through the canyon. If you like walking, choose the canyon trips; if you came for the sea, the Blue Hole is the must.
FAQ
How long is the drive from Sharm to Dahab?
About 90 km, 1–1.5 hours.
Can I swim in the Blue Hole without diving?
Yes, snorkelling with a mask at the surface is the main part of the tour.
Is the Coloured Canyon difficult?
It is an easy-to-moderate walk with a few narrow passages and short climbs. Good shoes are essential.
Can I visit Dahab with the Sinai stamp?
Yes, Dahab is in South Sinai.




