Top Dahab Water Tours

Whether your kids are too young for snorkeling or you simply don’t like to get your face wet, get an up-close view on Dahab’s dazzling marine life with this semisubmersible “submarine” tour. The top of the craft stays above water at all times; but you sit below the waterline in a glass-walled observation deck that provides panoramic views over colorful coral and vibrant marine life.

Check out the underwater sealife without having to swim on this approximately one and a half hour glass bottom boat tour. This is a small-group tour, so you’ll keep costs down by sharing the boat. You’ll still have excellent views of the reef, corals, and all kinds of tropical fish.

Whether you’re a non-swimmer, claustrophobic, or hate getting your face wet, experience the underwater world without touching a drop of water on this spectacular submarine adventure. Descending 10–16 feet (3–5 meters) below the surface of the Red Sea, admire colorful corals and sparkling fish as you explore the natural aquariums known as Seven Pinnacles and Napoleon Reef.

Spend a day on the water at renowned Ras Mohamed National Park. World-famous for its diverse diving options and plentiful marine life, the park also contains interesting geological features like uplifted coral reefs, alluvial plains, sandstone mountains, and soft dunes. Snorkel and swim in three locations in the park and enjoy lunch onboard the vessel before sailing back to port.

The Blue Hole, Dahab, draws divers and snorkelers from around the world, but the Red Sea has more to offer. Skip the stress of negotiating with local drivers and join this small-group door-to-door package to three very different, but equally magical sites: the Blue Hole’s sheer walls, Ras Abu Galum’s zen coral, and the Blue Lagoon’s tranquil waters. Your day includes lunch, snorkeling mask, and hotel pickup, but excludes entrance fees.