
A hidden gem along the Sinai coast, Ras Abu Galum is renowned for its untouched beauty and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
Ras Abu Galum is a protected coastal reserve north of Dahab, where mountains meet the sea and the only access is on foot, by camel or by boat.
Untouched reefs for snorkelling and diving, a small Bedouin fishing village, simple beach huts and the hike or camel ride along the coast from the Blue Hole.
Spring and autumn.
A day trip from Dahab, or a night in a beach hut.
Bring water, cash and sun protection; there are no shops.
From Dahab, you can reach Ras Abu Galum by either taking a camel trek along the coastline, which offers a unique and scenic experience, or by hiring a 4x4 vehicle for a more direct route. Alternatively, you can take a boat trip from Dahab, which provides stunning views of the coastline
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There are no hotels in Ras Abu Galum, only simple Bedouin beach huts and camps.


Most visitors stay in Dahab and come for the day.

The Bedouin camps cook simple meals with fish and bread.


Eat lunch at a camp on the beach.
Ras Abu Galum has no road.
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Hike, ride a camel or take a boat from the Blue Hole north of Dahab.
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