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Red Sea Scuba — 7 Days: Learn to Dive & Get PADI Certified

Start the week as a complete non-diver who has never put on a tank, end it as a PADI Open Water certified diver. Dahab is one of the world's best places to learn — the calm Blue Hole lagoon (the sheltered inner area, not the famous wall dive), excellent dive schools, $300 all-in PADI courses, and warm 26°C water. The Blue Hole outer reef and Canyon dive await after certification.

7 days| Dahab & Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt| $800–$1,400 USD| 2 adults| Best: autumn
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Trip highlights

  • 1PADI Open Water certification in calm, warm Red Sea conditions
  • 2First certified fun dives at the legendary Blue Hole outer reef
  • 3Dive the Canyon — a spectacular underwater canyon at 30m
  • 4Explore Eel Garden and Lighthouse shallow reef sites
  • 5Relax in Dahab's laid-back Sinai beach town between dives
$800USD total · 2 persons

Daily spend

Day 1
$390
Day 2
$36
Day 3
$26
Day 4
$56
Day 5
$84
Day 6
$78
Day 7
$116

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1

Arrival — Sharm el-Sheikh to Dahab

$390/person

2

PADI Day 1 — Pool Confined Water + Theory

$36/person

3

PADI Day 2 — Confined Water + Theory Completion

$26/person

4

PADI Certification Dives — 4 Open Water Dives

$56/person

5

First Fun Dives — Blue Hole Outer Reef & Lighthouse

$84/person

6

Boat Dives — Eel Garden & The Canyon

$78/person

7

Final Dive — Blue Hole Outer Rim + Departure

$116/person

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Day-by-day plan

Day 1

Arrival — Sharm el-Sheikh to Dahab

Friday, October 1

Est. spend

$390

per person

🌅 Morning

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Fly into Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport

Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport, South Sinai, Egypt

Arrive at SSH airport, clear passport control, and collect luggage. The airport is well-organised with fast queuing for tourist arrivals.

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Egypt requires a visa on arrival ($25 single-entry) or purchase an e-visa before travel. Have USD cash ready.

2 hoursFree
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Private transfer Sharm el-Sheikh to Dahab

Sharm el-Sheikh to Dahab, South Sinai Highway

A 90-minute drive through the dramatic Sinai desert landscape along the coast road. Dahab is a small, relaxed beach town 85km north of Sharm — a completely different atmosphere from the resort strip.

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Book your transfer in advance through your accommodation or a trusted transfer company. Shared minibuses are cheaper ($8) but slower.

1.5 hours$30

☀️ Afternoon

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Check in and walk the Dahab waterfront

Dahab Promenade, Masbat Area, Dahab

Dahab's main strip runs along the lagoon with dive centres, restaurants on cushioned platforms, and windsurf schools. Settle into your guesthouse (most are simple but clean, $25-40/night) and explore on foot.

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Stay in the Masbat area — closest to the dive centres and Blue Hole road. Avoid overpriced hotels on the Laguna Beach side for this trip.

2 hoursFree
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Register at your PADI dive school

Masbat Dive Centre Strip, Dahab

Visit your pre-booked dive centre to register, complete paperwork (medical declaration), and meet your PADI instructor. Pay for the course ($300-350 all-in includes theory, pool sessions, certification dives, and PADI certification card). Evening briefing on the course schedule.

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Recommended centres: Nesima Dive Centre, Big Blue Diving, or Reef 2000 — all PADI certified, English-speaking instructors, small group sizes. Book ahead in peak season.

1.5 hours$320

🌙 Evening

🍜

Dinner at a lagoon-side restaurant

Masbat Lagoon Strip, Dahab

Dahab's waterfront restaurants serve grilled fish, mezze plates, and fresh juices on cushioned floor platforms right by the water. The food quality is excellent for the price — this is one of the best-value dining destinations in Egypt.

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Try the grilled fish platters or mixed mezze. Fresh juice is $1-2. Avoid alcohol before dive days — it dehydrates you and impairs equalisation.

2 hours$12

🍽️ Meals

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Airport snack

Egyptian · $6 · Grab ful medames (slow-cooked fava beans) and bread at the airport or petrol station on the Dahab road — a staple Egyptian breakfast.

☀️

Lagoon-side fish lunch

Egyptian seafood · $10 · Fish is grilled fresh on the spot. Ask for the catch of the day. Dahab is famous for its hammour (grouper).

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Mixed mezze dinner

Egyptian mezze · $12 · Hummus, baba ganoush, tabbouleh, grilled pitta. Order a shared mezze spread and grilled main — more than enough for two.

🚌SSH Airport → Dahab Masbat · 1.5 hours$30
Day 2

PADI Day 1 — Pool Confined Water + Theory

Saturday, October 2

Est. spend

$36

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

PADI Open Water theory — Module 1 & 2

Your PADI Dive Centre, Masbat, Dahab

Classroom or eLearning session covering dive physics (pressure, Boyle's Law), equipment overview (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, tank), hand signals, and buddy system protocols. Your instructor walks through the PADI student manual with practical demonstrations of all gear.

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The theory is included in your $320 course fee. Take notes — the final theory exam has 50 questions and you need 75% to pass, but it is straightforward.

3 hoursFree
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Equipment fitting and first gear assembly

Dive Centre Pool / Equipment Room, Dahab

Learn to assemble and check all dive equipment: attach regulator to tank, inflate BCD, check air supply, fit mask and fins. Practice the pre-dive buddy check (BWRAF — BCD, Weights, Releases, Air, Final check).

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All equipment is included in your course fee. Get your wetsuit fitted now — you need it snug but not constricting.

1 hourFree

☀️ Afternoon

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Confined water session 1 — Basic skills

Dahab Dive Centre Pool / Blue Hole Inner Lagoon

First time in the water with scuba gear — conducted in a pool or calm shallow lagoon (1-2m depth). Skills covered: mask clearing, regulator recovery, buoyancy control, breathing underwater. The first breath underwater is the memorable moment.

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Ear equalisation (the 'Valsalva' pinch-and-blow technique) is the skill most beginners struggle with on Day 1. Descent should be slow — never push through ear pain. Your instructor will demonstrate and practice with you repeatedly.

2.5 hoursFree
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Post-dive debrief and Module 3 theory

Dive Centre Classroom, Dahab

Review the afternoon's skills with your instructor. Cover theory module 3: dive planning, nitrogen absorption, no-decompression limits, and dive tables / dive computers. Introduction to how dive computers work.

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By end of Day 2 you should be comfortable breathing underwater and have your first equalisation technique working. Do not be discouraged — ear clearing takes practice for everyone.

1.5 hoursFree

🌙 Evening

🎯

Snorkel the Blue Hole Inner Lagoon at sunset

Blue Hole Lagoon, 10km north of Dahab

Walk or take a 10-minute taxi to the Blue Hole. The inner lagoon (not the famous dive site) has a sheltered sandy bottom perfect for snorkelling at sunset. Visibility 20-30m, colourful coral heads. A preview of what diving will look like.

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Snorkel hire is $3-5 at the Blue Hole café. Sunset here is spectacular with the Sinai mountains behind you and Saudi Arabia visible across the Gulf of Aqaba.

1.5 hours$5

🍽️ Meals

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Dive centre breakfast

Egyptian · $5 · Most dive centres serve a simple breakfast (eggs, bread, fruit, tea) before morning sessions. Eat light before pool work.

☀️

Falafel wrap lunch

Egyptian street food · $4 · Street falafel wraps are $1-2 each and excellent. The dive centre area has several small falafel stands — fast and filling.

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Restaurant dinner near dive centre

Egyptian-International · $14 · Most Dahab restaurants cater to international divers — pasta, pizza, and Egyptian grills all available. Avoid large meals right before diving.

🚌Masbat area to Blue Hole lagoon · 10 minutes$8
Day 3

PADI Day 2 — Confined Water + Theory Completion

Sunday, October 3

Est. spend

$26

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

PADI theory modules 4 & 5 — Exam preparation

Dive Centre Classroom, Dahab

Final theory modules covering marine life awareness, dive environment (currents, visibility, thermoclines), problem recognition and management, and responsible diving. Complete the PADI Knowledge Review worksheets.

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The PADI final exam (50 multiple-choice questions) is taken today or tomorrow morning. Most students pass comfortably — study the Knowledge Review questions the night before.

2 hoursFree
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PADI final theory exam

Dive Centre Classroom, Dahab

50-question multiple choice exam. Minimum pass mark 75% (38 correct). Your instructor can review any incorrect answers with you. On completion, you are cleared for open water certification dives.

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Do not rush through the questions. Read each one carefully. The exam is genuinely straightforward if you have completed the Knowledge Reviews.

1 hourFree

☀️ Afternoon

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Confined water session 2 — Advanced skills

Dive Centre Pool / Shallow Lagoon, Dahab

Second pool/shallow water session building on Day 1. Skills: controlled ascents and descents, neutral buoyancy exercises, underwater navigation with compass, emergency ascent practice, and weight belt removal/replacement. These are the skills assessed in certification dives.

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Neutral buoyancy — the art of hovering at the same depth without sinking or rising — is the key skill to master. It takes most beginners 3-4 dives to feel natural. Slow, controlled breathing is the key.

2.5 hoursFree
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Gear maintenance and preparation for open water dives

Dive Centre, Dahab

Learn to rinse and care for dive equipment. Your instructor briefs you on tomorrow's open water certification dives: site conditions at the Islands and Lighthouse sites, depths (max 9m for cert dives 1-2), and what skills will be assessed.

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Get to bed early tonight. Open water dives start early (07:30 boat departure). You want to be rested for your first real sea dives.

1 hourFree

🌙 Evening

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Dahab town evening walk and camel market area

Dahab Old Town, El Fanar Area

Walk south from Masbat to the older part of town — the main market street with Bedouin jewellery shops, bakeries, and local coffee houses. The Dahab town centre is a different pace from the tourist strip.

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Bargaining is expected in the market. Bedouin silver jewellery is a Sinai specialty — good quality pieces at fair prices compared to Cairo tourist shops.

2 hoursFree

🍽️ Meals

🌅

Egyptian breakfast spread

Egyptian · $6 · Ful medames, eggs, white cheese, tomato, cucumber, pitta. The standard Egyptian breakfast — filling and cheap at any local café.

☀️

Dive centre packed lunch

Light snacks · $5 · Ask the dive centre to pack a light lunch for between pool sessions. Avoid heavy meals before afternoon water sessions.

🌙

Seafood grill dinner

Egyptian seafood · $15 · Celebrate passing your theory exam with a proper seafood dinner. Try the grilled calamari and shrimp. Last big dinner before early tomorrow.

🚌Masbat area — all activities within walking distance · 5-10 minutes
Day 4

PADI Certification Dives — 4 Open Water Dives

Monday, October 4

Est. spend

$56

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Certification dive 1 & 2 — The Islands site (9m max)

The Islands Dive Site, 3km north of Dahab

First two certification dives at The Islands — a shallow reef site with excellent visibility and calm conditions. Maximum depth 9m. Skills assessed: controlled descent using line, mask clearing, regulator recovery, buoyancy control, compass navigation. This is the moment everything comes together — breathing underwater in the open sea.

💡

If ear equalisation is difficult, ascend a metre and try again — never push through pain. Your instructor has done this hundreds of times and will be calm and patient. The reef is beautiful and you will be amazed at how quickly you forget you are 'learning' once you are down there.

3 hoursFree
🎯

Surface interval and debrief

The Islands Beach, Dahab Coast

Rest period between dive pairs (minimum 1 hour surface interval for certification dives). Drink water, eat a light snack, review performance with instructor. Discuss any skills to refine before dives 3 and 4.

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Hydration is critical between dives. Dehydration increases nitrogen absorption and decompression risk. Drink at least 500ml of water during surface intervals.

1 hourFree

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Certification dives 3 & 4 — Lighthouse site (12m max)

Lighthouse Dive Site, Masbat Beach, Dahab

Final two certification dives at the Lighthouse — Dahab's most famous shallow dive site, a beautiful coral wall descending from 3m to 30m+. Dives 3 and 4 go to 12m maximum. Skills assessed: emergency weight belt drop, controlled emergency ascent, neutral buoyancy demonstration, underwater navigation. On completing dive 4, you are a PADI Open Water certified diver.

💡

The Lighthouse is a shore dive — you walk into the water from the beach and follow the reef. It is stunning: lionfish, moray eels, and thousands of glass fish in the coral at this site alone.

3 hoursFree
🎯

PADI certification — receive your c-card

Dive Centre, Dahab

Your instructor submits your certification to PADI online. Your temporary c-card is issued immediately. The permanent card arrives by post within 2 weeks. You are now a PADI Open Water Diver — certified globally, valid for life.

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PADI certification is globally recognised and has no expiry. Your c-card number is your permanent diver ID. Download the PADI app and register your certification there.

30 minutesFree

🌙 Evening

🍜

Celebration dinner — you are a diver

Masbat Waterfront, Dahab

Mark certification with dinner at one of Dahab's better restaurants. The waterfront Lakhbatita or Funny Mummy restaurants are Dahab institutions — popular with the international dive community. Share the day's dive highlights over food.

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This is a genuine milestone — you went from zero to certified diver in 3 days. Most instructors will join their students for a celebratory drink. Non-alcoholic options are plentiful.

2.5 hours$20

🍽️ Meals

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Light pre-dive breakfast

Egyptian · $5 · Eat light before morning dives — toast, fruit, and tea. A full stomach increases nausea risk underwater. Eat a bigger meal during surface interval.

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Beach snack during surface interval

Snacks · $6 · Biscuits, fruit, sandwiches — dive centres supply snacks between dives. Bring extra water.

🌙

Certification celebration dinner

Egyptian-International · $20 · Treat yourself — you earned it. Dahab's better restaurants are still affordable at $15-20 per person with a drink.

🚌Dive centre to The Islands and Lighthouse sites · 15 minutes$5
Day 5

First Fun Dives — Blue Hole Outer Reef & Lighthouse

Tuesday, October 5

Est. spend

$84

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Fun dive 1 — Blue Hole outer reef (8-15m)

Blue Hole Dive Site, 10km north of Dahab

Your first dive as a certified diver. The Blue Hole outer reef (NOT the arch or the deep section — stay at 8-15m on the outer wall) is spectacular: huge table corals, schools of fusiliers, napoleon wrasse, and extraordinary visibility. Dive guide included. Max depth 18m (Open Water limit).

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IMPORTANT safety note: The Blue Hole arch is at 52m and is one of the world's most dangerous dive sites — over 200 divers have died attempting it. As an Open Water diver you are certified to 18m maximum. The outer reef at 8-15m is entirely safe, beautiful, and requires no arch crossing. Your dive guide will brief you on boundaries.

1 hour$25
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Surface interval at Blue Hole café

Blue Hole Café, Dahab Coast

Rest at the Blue Hole café between dives — plastic chairs on the clifftop with views straight down the wall into the deep blue. Tea, fresh juice, and Bedouin pancakes while watching more experienced divers prepare for deep dives.

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The viewing platform here looks directly into the Blue Hole — you can see the shaft of blue light dropping into the depths. Extraordinary spot even out of the water.

1 hour$5

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Fun dive 2 — Lighthouse coral garden (6-16m)

Lighthouse Dive Site, Masbat Beach, Dahab

Return to Lighthouse for a relaxed afternoon dive without the assessment pressure. Now that you are certified, you can simply enjoy the reef. Explore the coral gardens, look for moray eels in the cracks, observe the lionfish hovering above the coral heads. Duration: 45-55 minutes bottom time.

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Start to practise 'reef etiquette' — never touch the coral (even with fins), maintain horizontal trim, and control your buoyancy to avoid accidental contact. Good habits formed now make you a welcome dive buddy everywhere.

2 hours$20
🎯

Gear rinse and log book entry

Dive Centre, Dahab

Rinse all equipment in the freshwater tanks at the dive centre. Complete your dive log — record site, depth, time, visibility, temperature, marine life seen. A dive log is your record of experience for booking future advanced courses and liveaboards.

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Your PADI certification came with a log book. Fill it in carefully — some dive operators ask to see logged dives before allowing advanced or deep dives. Your instructor can sign the first entries.

45 minutesFree

🌙 Evening

🎯

Stargazing from the desert edge

Sinai Desert edge, west of Dahab

Dahab sits on the edge of the Sinai desert. A 10-minute walk inland takes you completely away from light pollution — the Milky Way is visible on clear October nights. The silence of the desert after a day underwater is a complete contrast.

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Bring a light jacket — desert evenings cool quickly after sunset. October temperatures drop to 22-24°C at night. Take a local Bedouin guide ($10-15) for context and safety if walking far into the desert.

1.5 hoursFree

🍽️ Meals

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Light breakfast before morning dive

Egyptian · $5 · Keep it light — fruit, yoghurt, tea. You will be in the water within the hour.

☀️

Blue Hole café lunch

Bedouin snacks · $7 · Pancakes, omelettes, fresh juice. The Blue Hole café is nothing fancy but the setting is unforgettable.

🌙

Rooftop restaurant dinner

Egyptian-Mediterranean · $14 · Several Dahab restaurants have rooftop terraces with Gulf of Aqaba views — worth it for a relaxed evening meal after a double-dive day.

🚌Dahab to Blue Hole and return · 10 minutes each way$8
Day 6

Boat Dives — Eel Garden & The Canyon

Wednesday, October 6

Est. spend

$78

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Boat dive 1 — Eel Garden (12-18m)

Eel Garden Dive Site, Dahab Bay (boat access)

A boat dive to Eel Garden, one of Dahab's classic sites. A sandy slope covered in garden eels (hundreds of them swaying in the current, retreating into the sand as you approach) surrounded by coral formations. Excellent for photography. Maximum depth 18m, visibility 25-30m.

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Approach the garden eels slowly and low — they retreat into the sand if you swim directly at them. Hover at 2-3m above the sandy slope and wait — they will re-emerge around you. A patience exercise that pays off.

1 hour$35
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Surface interval on the boat

Dive boat, Dahab Bay

Rest between dives on the dive boat. Eat the packed snacks, drink water, and enjoy views back across the bay to the Sinai mountains. Your dive guide briefs the group on The Canyon — the afternoon's highlight dive.

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Ask your dive guide about The Canyon site in detail — understanding the layout (entry shaft, the 'Fish Tank' chamber, exit) makes the dive significantly more enjoyable and less disorienting.

1 hourFree

☀️ Afternoon

🎯

Boat dive 2 — The Canyon (18m max for Open Water divers)

The Canyon Dive Site, Dahab Bay (boat access)

The Canyon is a spectacular underwater canyon beginning at 18m — you descend into a crack in the reef, the walls close in above you, and you swim through a passage of extraordinary topography. Open Water divers stay at 18m maximum (the canyon continues to 30m+ — that requires Advanced Open Water). Even at 18m this is one of the most visually striking dives in the Red Sea.

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The Canyon can feel disorienting on a first dive — you are surrounded by walls and the exit is not always obvious. Stay with your dive guide, maintain neutral buoyancy, and do not rush. The 'Fish Tank' chamber at the canyon bottom is filled with glassfish — breathtaking.

1 hourFree
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Gear rinse and afternoon rest

Dive Centre, Dahab

Return to dive centre, rinse all gear, and rest. Four boat dives over two days is physically tiring — the effort of equalising, maintaining buoyancy, and processing new experiences uses more energy than it appears. Rest is part of dive safety.

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No alcohol the night before a dive day. Tonight you can relax more fully — tomorrow is your last dive (morning only) then departure.

2 hoursFree

🌙 Evening

🏛️

Bedouin tea ceremony and farewell dinner

Bedouin café, Old Town area, Dahab

Several Bedouin-run cafés in Dahab offer traditional tea ceremonies — sweet mint tea or sage tea served in small glasses with dates and Bedouin bread. A quiet, culturally authentic end to the diving week before tomorrow's early morning final dive.

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Bedouin culture is hospitable and low-key. A tip of $3-5 for a tea ceremony with bread and conversation is appreciated and fair.

2.5 hours$15

🍽️ Meals

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Early boat breakfast

Egyptian · $5 · Bread, eggs, and fruit before the morning boat. Keep it light for the first dive — eat more during the surface interval.

☀️

Dive boat surface interval snacks

Snacks · $5 · Biscuits, fruit, and water provided on the boat between dives. Bring extra snacks if you have a large appetite.

🌙

Farewell seafood dinner

Egyptian seafood · $18 · Last dinner in Dahab — go for the full fish platter. The best restaurants on the strip cook whole fish on charcoal to order.

🚌Dahab marina to Eel Garden and Canyon dive sites · 15-20 minutes each way by boat$35
Day 7

Final Dive — Blue Hole Outer Rim + Departure

Thursday, October 7

Est. spend

$116

per person

🌅 Morning

🎯

Final dive — Blue Hole outer rim at sunrise (8-15m)

Blue Hole, 10km north of Dahab

Last dive of the trip — Blue Hole outer reef in the early morning light. Underwater visibility is typically best in the morning and the site is quieter before day-trip crowds arrive. A final chance to appreciate how far you have come in 7 days.

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Take a moment at the surface before the final descent. Seven days ago you had never breathed from a regulator. Today you are diving one of the world's most famous dive sites. Worth acknowledging.

1 hour$25
🎯

Gear return and checkout

Dive Centre, Dahab

Return all rented dive gear to the centre (if rental was separate from the PADI course). Final gear rinse. Collect your PADI certification temporary card if not already received. Say goodbye to your instructor.

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Your PADI certification card number is your lifelong diver ID. Photograph it and the instructor's name — useful when booking future advanced courses.

45 minutesFree

☀️ Afternoon

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Transfer Dahab to Sharm el-Sheikh Airport

Dahab to Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport

Book the return transfer in advance — same 90-minute road through the Sinai desert. Allow 3 hours before your flight for the drive and check-in. The Sinai scenery on the way back looks different when you know what is under that water.

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Add Sharm el-Sheikh's Naamaa Bay waterfront if you have a late flight — the red sea views from the promenade are a good final image of the Sinai.

2 hours$30
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Sharm el-Sheikh airport departure

Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport, SSH

Check in and depart from SSH. The airport has basic food options airside. Reflect on the week — PADI certified, 7 dives logged, and one of the world's most addictive sports now permanently available to you.

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Duty-free in Sharm is reasonable for Egyptian products (papyrus art, spices, cotton items). The Sharm airport has duty-free alcohol at European prices.

2 hoursFree

🌙 Evening

🚆

In-flight and homeward journey

In transit

Return journey home. Download your first dive log photos if you rented an underwater camera. Research Advanced Open Water courses — the next step on the PADI ladder, which unlocks 30m depth and speciality diving (wreck, night, deep).

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Most divers are planning their next dive trip before landing. Common next destinations: Thailand's Similan Islands (November-May), Malta (summer), or back to Dahab for Advanced Open Water.

4 hoursFree

🍽️ Meals

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Pre-dive breakfast at Blue Hole café

Bedouin café · $6 · Light breakfast at the Blue Hole café before the final dive. The pancakes here are excellent and the view is world-class.

☀️

Post-dive lunch in Dahab

Egyptian · $10 · Final Dahab meal — ful medames and eggs, or a mezze spread. The flavours will remind you of the trip for years.

🌙

Airport or in-flight meal

International · $15 · Sharm airport has limited options — bring snacks or eat before. Most flights from SSH are evening departures.

🚌Dahab → Sharm el-Sheikh Airport (SSH) · 1.5 hours$30
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