29/08/2026
Boat trip to Gabr el Bint part 2.
Experienced and friendly; let us show you famous dive spots and surprise you with some hidden gems. You’ll have the dive experience of your life! Yalla
29/08/2026
Boat trip to Gabr el Bint part 2.
29/08/2026
Boat trip to Gabr el Bint part 1.
27/08/2026
Imagine waking up to this view. Sunrise before diving inside Ras Abu Ghaloum Protected Area 🤿🐠🪸🌅
22/08/2026
Sunset swimmers at Lagoona. The boats in the background are parked at Napoleon reef for evening snorkelling and relaxation. If you think this sounds like something you'd enjoy, let us know and we're happy to arrange a boat trip for you.
19/08/2026
Beach clean up 18/8/26.
We decided to focus on collecting cigarette butts, while also collecting bigger items. Every item removed from the beach is one less item that can enter the sea.
This clean up was a big community effort organised by Many thanks to all who participated.
14/08/2026
We are strong supporters of community actions, such as this, aimed at keeping the Dahab we know and love beautiful. Every bit of trash removed from the land is one less piece of trash that can enter the glorious Red Sea. Sometimes we clean underwater, sometimes above the water. If you are in Dahab on Tuesday 18th August, why not join us?
Somewhere between a snow storm and a meteor shower... underwater. This is a common and mesmerising sight at this time of year. I think they are juvenile blue streak fusiliers (Pterocaesio tile) but am happy to be corrected.
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08/08/2026
Sunrise 🌄 Watching the sun rise above the mountains of Saudi Arabia across the Gulf of Aqaba is the perfect start to any day.
An Octopus cyanea (a.k.a. the day or big blue octopus) hanging out in the chest at Lighhouse during a recent underwater clean up dive.
Although octopus can change the colour and texture of their skin to match their surroundings, they can't actually see colour. This species has a wide range, from the Red Sea and East African coast all the way to Hawai'i. Unlike most other octopus species, which are nocturnal, this species is diurnal, although most active at dawn and dusk.
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Corals in the torchlight on a night dive at Lighthouse.
Which fish makes an appearance at 15 s?
Photo credit: Lou Villette