DAHAB

DAHAB

Dahab is a tourist city that follows the Sinai and is located on the Gulf of Aqaba, and it is about 100 km from the city of Sharm El -Sheikh and 87 km from the city of Nuwaib, and it was called by this name after the color of its golden sands, and the city is divided into two parts, the first is south and is called the village of Al -Asla and is famous for the simple Bedouin life, The second section is located north and is considered the spirit and pulse of the city because of its inclusion in commercial markets and entertainment places, and the city is famous for its virgin beaches and natural diving sites rich in coral reefs. The city includes many prominent tourist places that are in the Ras Abu Jallum area, which is a natural reserve and a diving area, an area The Blue hole is one of the world -famous diving places, the canyon region, which is one of the excellent diving areas, the Al -Asla region, which is a region where approximately 75% of the city's population is divided into three areas (Mubarak City, Al -Zarnouk, Al -Asla), Coral Island, as of the Palestinian borders that The remains of a historic castle built by the Crusaders, the Al -Mallal area, which is a road equivalent to the Sahel Road that includes some small hotels, cafeterias and homes, the Al -Mubda area, which is the Tourism Trade Zone Yusya in the city and starts with Al -Fanar Street, then the Bay of Al -Mubdah, and includes a large group of stores, diving clubs, cafes, camps and hotels, the drink area and includes a large number of cafeterias and diving centers. And the major hotels, the Wadi geni area, a region that represents the future urban extension of the city because of its large group of hotels and service and residential complexes, in addition to the areas of Light House, Il Jarden and the Oasis. The Dahab of Baylan includes the Laguna or Ghazaleh, which is characterized by the presence of the only sandy beach in the city and alqora that is located in the city center, in addition to the resorts that extend along its beaches, which merge with the nature surrounding it with woods made of wood and palm newspapers prepared to establish tourists.