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Co-working in Dahab

How many coworking spaces are there in Dahab?

Coworking spaces listed

5

Updated July 2026

In Dahab, 5 coworking spaces are listed, and a typical coworking desk costs EGP 7,425/month.

Typical monthly desk
EGP 7,425

Range EGP 7,425–EGP 21,132

Typical day pass
EGP 200

Range EGP 200–EGP 495

Overall3.4/10Weaker coworking than about 75% of cities

Good to know

Good to Know

  • Dahab's internet is genuinely inconsistent across the whole town — most cafés and coworking spots rely on capped data plans from local telecoms, so speeds can drop suddenly when a venue's data allowance runs low. A 4G/5G local SIM as backup is treated as close to essential by regular visitors.
  • El Coworking Space Dahab is currently the closest thing the town has to a purpose-built, dedicated coworking office; Mojo Cowork Café is the older, café-style alternative.
  • Prices at small, independently-run Dahab businesses shift often and aren't always kept updated online — it's worth confirming current rates directly (via Facebook/Instagram DM, which most of these venues use as their main booking channel) before planning around a specific figure.
  • CoworkInn Dahab's own homepage language suggests their original standalone coworking location may no longer be running as before, even though their pricing page for hotel-partnered coworking packages is still live — worth double-checking current status before booking.
  • Dahab does not currently have a Soho House-style private membership club that bundles work, dining, and lifestyle amenities — the town's work-space options are simple and low-key, in line with its small backpacker/diver-town character.
  • The Alchemist Hub is the main coliving+coworking hybrid in town, but it doesn't publish fixed prices online — you'll need to contact them directly (via their site's form or WhatsApp) to get current room and coworking rates.
  • A previous coliving-coworking hybrid, CoworkInn Dahab, was a well-known early space for digital nomads but has since closed, so don't rely on older blog posts that still list it as operating.
  • If a coliving room rate you're quoted seems oddly low or high, ask exactly what's included (meals, WiFi speed, AC, shared vs. private bathroom) since amenities vary a lot between Dahab's small guesthouses and hotel-based coliving floors.

Coworking Spaces

Traditional and Hotel-Based Spaces

  • El Coworking Space Dahab
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Central Dahab promenade (Masbat/Lighthouse area), on the grounds of Blue Beach Hotel, right on the Red Sea
    Monthly Price
    EGP 7,425
    Day Pass Price
    EGP 495
    Vibe and Amenities
    Opened in 2024, this is the space most nomads currently point to as Dahab's main dedicated coworking option. You reach it by walking through the Blue Beach Club entrance, right next to Mirage restaurant. Reviewers describe it as bright, airy, and well ventilated, with individual desks, comfortable chairs, plug sockets throughout, and an outdoor seating area. Day passes include a free coffee, and a water dispenser is available (useful since tap water isn't drinkable). There's a connected restaurant menu for food. One reviewer called it a facility that was badly needed in town, calling it a wonderful, light-filled space with reliable internet by local standards.
    Half Day Pass Price
    EGP 248
  • Mojo Cowork Café
    Type
    Traditional coworking
    Neighborhood
    Lighthouse area, on the Dahab promenade, near the sea
    Day Pass Price
    EGP 200
    Vibe and Amenities
    Dahab's original dedicated cowork space (open since before 2022), combining a ground-floor café with an upstairs paid work area. Known for European-style sandwiches and breakfasts, and pitched as a hangout for an international crowd of nomads, divers, and freediving/kitesurfing types. Reviews are mixed on comfort — the upstairs work room has a lot of windows and can run hot, and some visitors feel the internet isn't meaningfully better than elsewhere in town, describing the vibe as closer to a coffee shop than a true office setup. Sea views and a very short walk to the water are a plus.
    Notes
    Monthly pricing not published; day-use rate is from 2023 and may be out of date.
  • CoworkInn Dahab
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Operates via a partner hotel; exact current neighborhood not clearly specified on the operator's own site
    Monthly Price
    EGP 21,132

    Single room, 1-month stay, with full coworking facility access

    Vibe and Amenities
    Billed as the first coworking space on the Red Sea in Egypt, combining Sinai-mountain and Red Sea views with a coliving-style setup. The current model is a 'Partner Hotel' package: guests get a private single or double room (AC, private bathroom) plus full access to the CoworkInn coworking space and the Surfers Lounge facilities. Add-on rentals include small and large meeting rooms and external monitors, plus a paid airport transfer service.
    Monthly Price Double Room
    EGP 31,030

    Extra Rentals USD

    Monitor Per Month
    65
    Large Meeting Room Per Hour
    43
    Small Meeting Room Per Hour
    9
  • Shanti Café (Inside Alf Leila Boutique Hotel)
    Type
    Hotel-based coworking
    Neighborhood
    Lighthouse area, beginning of Fanar Street
    Vibe and Amenities
    A café operating inside Alf Leila Boutique Hotel rather than a formal coworking membership — no day-pass system, you simply pay for food/drink. Reviewers note good WiFi, good food, friendly and pet-friendly staff, and a board/card-games corner for breaks. Downsides: it closes relatively early (around 3:30 PM), has no sea view, and relies on fans rather than AC.
    Notes
    This is a pay-per-order café, not a subscription coworking space — included here because it's hotel-based and commonly used by nomads for daytime work sessions.

Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids

Context Note
No Soho House-style private membership club (combining work, social, and lifestyle amenities behind a paid membership tier) could be identified in Dahab. Dahab is a small Red Sea diving/backpacker town and its work-space scene consists of simple cafe-coworking spots and one coliving-coworking hybrid; nothing resembling a curated private club model was found. CoworkInn Dahab billed itself as the first live-in coworking/coliving space on the Red Sea in Egypt, combining private desks, meeting rooms, communal Bedouin-style dinners and shared housing. Its own site and booking listings now state the space is closed, with the founders saying goodbye to the space to pursue other projects. It is not included as an active option.

Clubs and Hybrids

  • The Alchemist Hub
    Rooms
    The coliving component occupies a separate floor of the Acacia Hotel exclusively for Alchemist Hub residents, with single, double and triple room options, where double/triple rooms are shared with fellow community members, friends, or partners.
    Pricing
    No specific membership or coliving room rates are published on the space's own site or third-party coworking directories at the time of research. The site references 'special rates for engaged citizens in Dahab who are working on social innovation projects,' implying discretionary/negotiated pricing rather than a fixed public rate card.
    Type
    Co-living / co-working hybrid
    Neighborhood
    Mashraba, Dahab (on a dedicated floor of the Acacia Hotel)
    Day Use Option
    Non-residents can use the coworking space without joining the coliving program, and Alchemist Hub advertises free juice and what it calls the fastest internet in town for coworking guests.
    Vibe and Amenities
    The Alchemist Hub is described as a natural-designed coworking and coliving space with a special focus on social innovation, set among date palms with a sea view, offering healthy food, juice, yoga and wellbeing sessions.
    Extended Housing Partner
    Alchemist Hub also has a partnership with Dar Dahab, a beachfront apartment property roughly a 15-minute walk away, which offers members a special rate and includes their 'Social Innovation Pass' in its packages — this partner property sits slightly beyond the immediate walkable core.
    Currency Note
    No numeric price could be confirmed, so no local-currency or USD figures are included for this space — treat any price you're quoted directly by the venue as the authoritative figure.

Day Pass or Monthly?

A monthly pass pays off after about 15 visits.

AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026

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