Giant jellyfish discovered – and why diving in the Red Sea is still more spectacular
A giant jellyfish is making headlines – we explain with humour why you’ll still have a better experience diving in Dahab.
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The invisible magic of the Red Sea: how corals communicate – and what divers really see
Corals communicate – with light, colour, chemistry and sound. Discover how divers in Dahab can experience the invisible language of the Red Sea live.
Night diving in Dahab: When the house reef suddenly works its magic
Night diving at Dahab’s house reef is pure magic: tranquillity, colours, fascinating creatures. Ideal for beginners and an unforgettable experience in the Red Sea.
Why we do not own the sea – and yet still bear responsibility
Diving in the Red Sea changes us – and demands responsibility. Why conscious diving means more than just technique and visibility.
On a camel to the reef of your dreams – why you should not miss the Camel Dive Trip in Dahab
Travel to the dive site by camel: the Camel Dive Trip to Ras Abu Galum is the most extraordinary diving experience in Dahab – nature, adventure and top-notch dives.
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The silent genius
Non-verbal communication: Some people are perfect at it – and most have difficulty understanding it.
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🐠 Grinding encounter: when you disturb a parrotfish at breakfast in the canyon
Parrotfish are the species you usually hear before you see them. Why? Because they have unusual table manners!
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Spotted, elegant, enormous – when the stingray passes through the Lighthouse
No dive like any other
It’s one of those dives where you don’t really expect anything. Just jump in the water and dive down. Come! Join us on this dive! - Diving | Diving knowledge | English | environment | Wildlife
Why even Napoleon wrasse sometimes behave like models
Napoleon wrasse (Cheilinus undulatus) are the gentle giants of the reefs – imposing, curious and sometimes real showstoppers. In this blog post, we reveal why these fascinating animals sometimes behave as if they were in the middle of a catwalk.
Camel diving to Ras Abu Gallum: light luggage, powerful experiences
Immerse yourself in an adventure that takes you back to another time – free, authentic and intimate. This safari combines spectacular diving with indigenous culture and unique landscapes: light luggage, Bedouin hospitality and unforgettable underwater worlds.
