Ras Abu Galum National Park
Abo Galoum protectorate Dahab is one of the oldest and most diverse nature reserves in Sinai, located 15 minutes by sea from the charming city of Dahab, which is one of the most important tourist cities in Egypt.
It is known for its picturesque nature that attracts a huge number of tourists annually to see its calm sea and practice diving and snorkeling, explore a world full of colorful coral reefs, rare fish and algae, in the embrace of the Red Sea mountains with contrasting patterns and many other tourist attractions in Dahab.
The best activities you can do in Abu Galum Reserve, Dahab
• The reserve includes several activities, the most prominent of which are diving and snorkeling. Which made it a destination for adventure seekers and lovers of divers and explorers of the depths.
Imagine wildlife caressing your feet on the beach, with its stunning fish and amazing coral reefs, the reserve allows you to take pictures and enjoy seeing the rarest marine creatures at your fingertips.
For camping enthusiasts, there is an unmissable opportunity to pitch your tent at night under the shining stars and moon, with a meal prepared over a wood fire, and in the absence of electricity.
You can enjoy a camel safari to see the reefs between the mountains, and observe the desert twists drawn between the highlands, foothills and slopes.
The reserve is located 15 minutes by sea from the Blue Hole area, a popular destination for diving and history enthusiasts. Next to the Blue Hole there are various restaurants, cafes and lounges open to visitors.
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