About Abu Dabbab
Abu Dabbab Bay, Marsa Alam
Abu Dabbab is a nature reserve, a top attraction in Marsa Alam on the Red Sea, with its appealing blue waters, white sandy shore, and exquisite marine life. It is the perfect place for those who are looking to have an adventurous time with their beloved ones, all the while exploring and taking part in a wide range of fun-filled activities. Abu Dabbab is located about 35km south of Marsa Alam Airport. The destination is idyllically set between the blue waters of the Red Sea and the chain of the Red Sea sienna mountains.
Abu Dabbab Beach
Abu Dabbab Beach, Marsa Alam
Abu Dabbab Beach is renowned for its stunning 1000 meters of sandy beach and exquisite marine life. It is a must-visit attraction in Marsa Alam.The beach is the ideal place to relax with your friends and family, take long walks, play energizing games, dip your feet in the calm waters of Red Sea and enjoy delicious snacks and drinks in your very own, private cabanas! While divers and snorkelers are exploring the south and north house reefs, others are taking part in a wide range of fun-filled activities.
The Perfect Spot
Marsa Abu Dabbab Bay is located in the heart of the south of the Red Sea, in Marsa Alam, Egypt, right on the coastline, on the branch road off the main coastal road opposite Abu Dabbab Lodge and next to the Hilton Marsa Alam Nubian Resort and Malikia Resort. Abu Dabbab is only 35km south of Marsa Alam Airport, 34km north of Marsa Alam center, 25km from Port Ghaleb, 85km from Wadi El Gemal National Park and Apprx 260km from Hurghada Airport. It is the perfect spot to start your tours discovering the natural wonders of the Red Sea underwater and mountainside.
The House Reef
Abu Dabbab Bay is the most famous dive site in the south of the Red Sea, you can find two stunning in-house reefs. The south and the north reefs are separated by grassy meadows, refreshing find for snorkelers and divers. The flourishing fauna and marine life are visible from the beach. Abu Dabbab is synonymous to a profusion of colourful fish and to amazing bouquets of soft and hard corals. Abu Dabbab is also the stomping ground of the completely harmless and innocent bowmouth guitar shark. The idyllic scene is completed by the presence of a small, coral-encrusted shipwreck and a swim-through canyon with an underwater cave and riveting tunnels! It will leave you simply dazed and speechless
Turtles Bay, Home of the Dugong
Abu Dabbab is reputedly known as the Turtles Bay and home of the one of a kind stoical dugong, the sea cow. Here, you will have a chance to come eyeball-to-eyeball with the captivating giant sea turtles. The wade-in beach of Abu Dabbab has easy access to the waters with of 1-3 meters depth. It is suitable for snorkelers and good swimmers of all ages. As well, It is perfectly suitable for both early and advanced scuba diving learners.
