A natural wonder and swimming paradise in the Sinai 
- ~90 minute hike through granite rock formations in a small group led by an experienced tour guide
- Goal is the “Green Lake” – a three-part water spring nested in the mountains
- Wonderful swimming fun after a moderately strenuous walk with small but safe climbing passages
- Fun and enjoyment with young Egyptians almost guaranteed
- After returning deserved relaxation and lunch on Nuweiba beach with a refreshing dip into the Red Sea
- Suitable for young and young-at-heart individual tourists with a taste for adventure
- Some 3 hours in total from Dahab to reach the lake – 1 hour by minibus, 30 minute jeep tour, plus the hike
Introducing…
- Rehab Younis, 38 years old mother of two children
- Affectionately known as ‘Mrs. Boss’
- In my opinion, one of the best tour organizers in Dahab
- Accommodates special requests from her clients and guests
- Fluent in English and at all times available and friendly
- Excellently connected in Dahab and Sinai
Not just for young Egyptians 
On my second visit to Dahab, I went on a little adventure trip to Wadi El Weshwash. Enticed by the prospect of indescribably beautiful scenery and a refreshing swim in the middle of the desert, I booked this tour with Rehab.
Accompanied by young Egyptians, our small hiking group reached a natural pool with crystal clear, turquoise water after about 90 minutes of walking. This natural gem is buried in the granite rock of the Wadi el Weshwash oasis at the end of a dry valley. The pool is fed by rainwater and from three surrounding springs.
The hike was a fantastic experience that I’ll love to do again. Next time, though, I’ll make sure to wear sturdy walking boots and take plenty of water with me. The path can be uneven in places and flat in others when the weather is hot.
You can find out more about this largely unknown natural wonder here. Please contact Rehab via the contact form.
