ABU DABBAB TURTLE BAY
About Abu Dabbab
Abu Dabbab beach is a nature reserve located in north Marsa Alam on the Red Sea and is well known as the Turtles Beach. With its appealing blue waters, white sandy shore, and house reef became the perfect place for those who are looking to spend perfect holiday time with their beloved ones, while taking part in a wide range of fun-filled activities.
What Will You See At Abu Dabbab Beach
Dugong "Sea Cow"
The dugong, like all sea cows, is herbivorous. It primarily grazes on sea grasses and therefore spends most of its time in sea grass beds. Unlike the closely related manatees, the dugong never enters freshwater and is therefore the only exclusively marine mammal that is herbivorous. As in most herbivores, the dugong’s brain is very small compared to its body size, likely because it does not have to develop complex hunting strategies to capture prey.
Dugongs reproduce via internal fertilization and give birth to large young, which they nurse for as long as a year and a half. Adult dugongs do not have any natural predators, but juveniles may be eaten by saltwater crocodiles, killer whales, and large, coastal sharks.
The dugong has some or complete legal protection throughout most of its range, but it is still hunted in some places and is threatened by habitat destruction, collision with boats, and accidental capture in fisheries targeting other species throughout most of its range. Populations are depleted in some places and regionally extinct in others, and scientists believe the dugong to be vulnerable to extinction. Without careful management of the human activities that threaten the dugong, it could be lost from more places.
Note on a closely related species: In addition to the dugong and the manatees, another species of sea cow used to be common in the north Pacific Ocean. The Steller’s sea cow (Hydrodamalis gigas) was the only other species in the Dugongidae family in modern times, but it was hunted to extinction by hunters and explorers in the 1700s. Formerly one of the largest marine mammals after the great whales, the Steller’s sea cow will never live again. That species provides an example of what is possible if hunting or fishing happens to an unsustainable degree.
Green Sea Turules
Abu Dabbab is a magnificent site where you can witness the beauty and grace of the Green Sea Turtles in their natural habitat. These majestic creatures are a sight to behold, with their striking shells and calming presence. Being in the presence of one of these remarkable creatures is an experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone lucky enough to witness it. At Abu Dabbab, you’ll have the opportunity to observe these wonderful animals up close and personal, while also exploring the stunning scenery and serene atmosphere of the area. Whether you’re an experienced wildlife enthusiast or simply looking for a unique and unforgettable experience, a visit to Abu Dabbab to see the Green Sea Turtles is definitely something you won’t want to miss.
Beach Amazing View
Abu Dabbab Beach is undoubtedly one of the most magnificent and breathtaking shorelines ever to exist. Its immaculate and unspoiled stretch of sands blends magically with the inviting, crystal-clear waters, making it an irresistible paradise that will captivate your heart. However, if you’re seeking an unforgettable experience that will invigorate your soul, we highly recommend witnessing the wondrous sunset as it illuminates the horizon of this exquisite paradise. The view is an unparalleled spectacle that will leave you spellbound and transfixed, as the sun slowly descends below the horizon, casting an awesome array of orange, pink and purple hues across the sky. It’s an extraordinary moment that will be etched in your memory forever. So, all you sunset enthusiasts out there, don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind opportunity to behold the sheer beauty of Abu Dabbab Beach, an essential destination that promises to transport you from your everyday life and leave you in wonder.
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