Where rustic comfort, natural beauty, and exceptional diving come together on Abu Dabbab Bay.
- Individual Bookings and Groups Welcome
- Small & Intimate
- Full Board Basis
- Turtle Beach Restaurant
- 62 Wooden Bungalows
- Blue Ocean Dive Centre On-site
Abu Dabbab Diving Lodge is set on a nature reserve beach north of Marsa Alam, boasting clear blue waters, a white sandy shoreline, and a house reef just steps from the resort. It has become an ideal destination for travelers seeking the perfect holiday with loved ones while enjoying a wide variety of fun-filled activities.
On the sandy beach, guests will find a selection of food and beverage outlets, along with oriental tents and bazaars—most open from 08:00 a.m. until midnight. The beach features cabanas, deck chairs, and bean bags for shade, comfort, and privacy, as well as plenty of space for ball games, entertainment, and group activities.
This oasis-like resort features 62 wooden bungalows, each equipped with large or twin beds, air conditioning, a mini fridge, and a private bathroom.
The Coral Restaurant serves international buffet-style breakfast, lunch, and dinner, while the beach restaurants and bars offer à la carte dishes and refreshing drinks—perfect for unwinding after a full day of diving.
The Blue Ocean Dive Center, an authorized PADI 5-Star Instructor Development Center located on Abu Dabbab Beach, provides a spacious setup for gearing up, equipment rinsing, lockers, classrooms, and a dive shop. Nitrox is available, and diving options include house reef dives, speedboat trips, freediving, daily boat excursions, and mini safaris.
Abu Dabbab Bay features two beautiful house reefs—the southern and northern reefs—separated by seagrass meadows that attract a wealth of marine life, making it a paradise for snorkelers and divers alike. Elphinstone Reef is just a 30-minute ride away on a modern speedboat. Blue Ocean’s fleet is also ready to explore other top offshore dive sites in Marsa Alam, including Um Halhala, Garden Reef, Shaab Abu Dabbab I, II, and III.