This little hippie town is located in the South Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, an approximate 1 hour drive from Sharm el Sheik.
The first nomads, the Bedouines, came to Dahab and fell in love with what a peaceful place it was. They left and came back a couple of times, but at one point, they decided that they loved
it so much that they would never leave again. The next generation, the hippies, came and had the same experience in discovering Dahab for
themselves.
Later, people began to visit the town to dive and surf, and slowly, Dahab's tourist industry began to boom.
Now, it's time for the next generation of nomads, the Digital Nomads, to come to this paradise to enjoy life and freedom.
Learn more here.