ABU DABBAB
Sand & Seagrass
Dive Site
ABU DABBAB
The seagrass meadow in the flat of the bay serves as the primary buffet for the area's larger inhabitants. Giant Green turtles that accustomed to divers and can be seen grazing peacefully on the seabed. The completely harmless shark like bow-mouth guitarfish are frequently found resting on the shallow sandy bottoms. And if you are extremely lucky, dugongs occasionally cruise through the shallow meadow. When you have had enough time on the seagrass the fringing coral walls, that shelter the bay at each end, feature colourful hard and soft coral gardens, small swim-through canyons, and caves teeming with classic Red Sea reef fish.
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Depth
15 m
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Entry
ByShore
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Location
10 km north of Roots
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Minimum Level Required
Open Water
Notes
- Abu Dabbab is a large beach area which can be heavily populated with sunseekers.