Nature · Marsa Alam، Red Sea
Abu Dabbab Bay
A renowned sandy bay with lush seagrass meadows, celebrated as the primary feeding habitat for giant green sea turtles and the rare dugong sea cow.
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The story
Situated 30 km north of Marsa Alam, Abu Dabbab is world-famous for shore-entry snorkeling. Its shallow central seabed flourishes with seagrass pastures, making it one of the rare places on earth where divers regularly encounter gentle giant dugongs and sea turtles.
Visiting tips
Features equipped beach cabanas, diving centers, and fine amenities. Early morning entries provide optimal water clarity and wildlife encounters.