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1 Week Camel Diving Safari

Dahab (1)
from/per person €550
  • Scuba Diving

Description

The ultimate Sinai diving experience

If you’re up for rough camping on the beach, this is the most amazing way to dive with us!

  • 1 day/2 dives Dahab
  • 4 days/8 dives Camel Diving Safari to Ras Abu Galum and Ras Mamlah (the Northern Protected Area)
  • 3 nights camping under the stars, full board – fresh food prepared by our Bedouin hosts and as much Bedouin tea as you can manage!
  • Optional night dives
  • Optional trek to Bir El Ogda oasis
  • Tanks/weights for all diving
  • 4 nights accommodation in Dahab, based on 2 sharing a budget room
  • Airport transfers from/to Sharm el Sheikh

Ras Abu Galum dive sites

Never worry about running out of dive sites in Ras Abu Galum! There are many sites for every level of diver:

  • South Dheyla: Rainbow Bay, Israeli bay
  • Dheyla: Sabah house reef (right, left, drift from far left)
  • On the way to A’Maied: Sand Canyon, Big Stone
  • A’Maied: left wall, far left (good finning work out!), Tonsils
  • On the way to Ras Mamlah: Nachlat El Rasasa, Hej
  • Ras Mamlah: right and left

Bir El Ogda Oasis

Add a beautiful walk into the mountains to your safari:

  • Finish your dives early one day, and trek into the coastal mountains to Bir El Ogda Oasis
  • Dinner and overnight in the oasis
  • Early morning walk back to the beach for more diving!

Booking options

  • Book this 1 week package including accommodation and airport transfers
  • Or you can contact us and we’ll be happy to tailor a package for you.
  • If you have any questions, just ask!

Schedule

We’re often asked about the itinerary for a Camel Diving Safari. It’s all flexible, but this will give you a good idea about how you spend your time:

Day 1Arrive Sharm el Sheikh airport (SSH), meet our driver and transfer to Dahab, check in and relax
Day 2
  • 2 dives Dahab
  • Safari briefing 5pm
Day 3
  • 6-7am: The best time to leave on safari is early! By jeep for ½ hr, then meet your camels
  • Load tanks and equipment onto the camels, a quick lesson in camel driving and we’re off! 1 hour trek along a beautiful stretch of the Aqaba coastline. Relax & enjoy the ride.
  • Unpack, breakfast and time for the first dive.
  • All diving on safari is from shore. Kit up, buddy check, descend and enjoy!
  • Relax with Bedouin tea after your dive
  • Lunch and time to explore
  • 2nd dive
  • Relax, snorkel, walk to Laguna for an afternoon swim
  • Around sunset, dry off and gather round the fire for dinner and a perfect night under the stars.
Days 4-6
  • Wake with the sun and an early morning swim! Walk a few meters and you're in the cool blue waters of the Red Sea. Finish your swim and breakfast arrives, with fresh baked Bedouin bread.
  • The days carry on like this… 2 dives a day, optional 3rd/night dives, eating fresh food prepared by our Bedouin hosts and drinking as much of the sweet Bedouin tea as you can manage!
  • Option to trek to Bir El Ogda Oasis. The Bir El Ogda wells are known for the best drinking water in South Sinai. It's a nice walk up the wadi, and a great way to explore the mountains.
  • On the final day, pack up the camels after the 2nd dive and start the journey home. By camel to the road, and jeep to Dahab.
Day 7Relax in Dahab
Day 8Transfer to Sharm el Sheikh airport (SSH) and depart. You'll be planning your next trip to Dahab within hours!

 

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  • Overall Experience
    - Jul, 24, 2015 -

    Christine B via TripAdvisor

    “Camel Safari to Ras Abu Galum” Decided to head out to the Sinai after a week in Cairo and everyone recommending Dahab to me as the place to go. Found Desert Divers after a brief search and was impressed by what they had to offer. The e-mail correspondence was prompt and extremely clear. The whole trip to Ras Abu Galum was top notch. Eat, dive, nap, eat, dive, relax, eat and sleep under the stars only to wake up and do it all again the next day. Plus the staff were extremely friendly and hospitable, always stopping for a quick chat. I hope to return soon.