Located in the Arab Republic of Egypt (in the Asian part) in South Sinai Governorate, located on the Gulf of Aqaba, 100 km away from the magnificent city of Sharm El Sheikh and 87 km from the Egyptian city of Nuweiba. It is a tourist city in the first grade and is divided into two villages in the north of the city, which is the spirit of the city and its pulse, which includes the commercial market, bazaars, shopping areas and south of the city, which is called the bridge and characterized by a simple Bedouin life and Chenhehr city with golden sands and pristine beaches. Dahab Hotel also features distinctive service and luxury.
Nabq Protected Area
A great location between the city of Sharm el-Sheikh and the city of Dahab, located on the Gulf of Aqaba with an area of about 600 km². Part of which is estimated at 440 square kilometers and the rest is about 130 square kilometers in the water area. It was officially declared a natural reserve in 1992 AD.
It is an attractive tourist area for diving enthusiasts, safaris, bird watching and wild animals, and those nature reserve of mountainous nature you can see when you visit wildlife sanctuaries such as deer, foxes and nubian water. You can also see colorful fish and coral reefs of color in the bottom of the bay in this region and also rodents and reptiles.
Nabq Protected Areas has 134 species of rare plants, some 86 of which have already completely disappeared in other areas. The most famous plant of these plants is famous for the reserve is a mangrove plant, which is an important area for breeding fish and invertebrates.
Abu Jalum Reserve
It is called Al-Rashasah Valley and is also located on the Gulf of Aqaba. It has a special advantage, which is close to the mountains with the beach and this makes the scenery spectacular. The reserve is known for having an underwater cave system of up to 100 meters but not stable. It also has coral reefs, colorful fish, marine grasses, wild birds and plants of 165 species, of which 44 species are found only in that reserve.
