Tucked along the tranquil shores of Dahab, Egypt, this intimate beachfront Airbnb offers uninterrupted views of the Red Sea’s turquoise gradients. With bamboo loungers under cobalt parasols, handwoven Berber rugs, and shaded outdoor seating among palm trees, the space feels both grounded and free—crafted for slow mornings and saltwater afternoons. It's an organic retreat where barefoot luxury meets Bedouin soul, with interiors shaped by natural textures and desert light.
Located in the heart of Dahab’s Assalah district, the house sits a short walk from the vibrant beachfront cafes and dive schools of Lighthouse Bay. Once a Bedouin fishing village, Dahab has become a laid-back haven for free divers, digital nomads, and travelers in search of silence, light, and sea. Just beyond lie the Sinai mountains, the Blue Hole dive site, and Mount Sinai itself —steeped in history and sacredness. In every direction, the pace slows and the horizon stretches wide.
