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Set sail from Sharm El Sheikh for a full-day Red Sea escape to Ras Mohammed National Park and White Island. Snorkel clear reefs with an instructor, enjoy a BBQ lunch on board, and stroll the stark white sand of a tidal island.
Set sail from Sharm El Sheikh for a full-day Red Sea escape to Ras Mohammed National Park and White Island. Snorkel clear reefs with an instructor, enjoy a BBQ lunch on board, and stroll the stark white sand of a tidal island.
A three-quarter-day sunlit sweep across the Red Sea drops you into a clear, shivery blue where coral gardens rise like submerged cliffs. The boat slips from Sharm El Sheikh Marina and the shoreline loosens—rocky headlands fall away, gulls quarter the wake, and the sea opens to Ras Mohammed’s protected channels.
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Operated by Travex Tour · Sharm El Sheikh, South Sinai
A three-quarter-day sunlit sweep across the Red Sea drops you into a clear, shivery blue where coral gardens rise like submerged cliffs. The boat slips from Sharm El Sheikh Marina and the shoreline loosens—rocky headlands fall away, gulls quarter the wake, and the sea opens to Ras Mohammed’s protected channels.
Ras Mohammed National Park sits at Sinai’s southern tip where tectonic uplift and the Red Sea’s fault lines created steep reef walls and sandy coves. The park is a protected marine reserve with hard and soft corals that have grown over centuries, and the flat, bleached White Island marks the meeting of the Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba—an exposed, wind-swept bank of white sand and salt-encrusted rock.
On this full-day outing expect two guided snorkeling stops at reefs known for high visibility (often 15–30 m), a BBQ lunch on board, and time to walk the compact shore of White Island. A certified snorkeling instructor oversees the groups; hotel transfer and basic amenities are typically included.
Practical edge: boats generally run 30–45 minutes to Ras Mohammed depending on sea state, so plan for wind and spray. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a well-fitting mask or confirm equipment with the operator, and wear shoes for the island’s rough, calcareous stones. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Midday is brightest for underwater visibility; early pick-up helps you avoid afternoon chop. Respect the no-touch rule—these coral formations are fragile and protected.
This trip blends easy-paced boat travel with hands-on snorkeling and short shoreline exploration—accessible to confident swimmers and anyone curious about Red Sea marine life.
easy.
8 hours.
Basic swimming ability and general mobility; suitable for most fitness levels
No—this trip is suitable for beginners; instructors provide a briefing and assistance, but basic swimming ability is recommended.
A certified snorkeling instructor is included; confirm mask/snorkel and towel availability with the operator when booking as provisions can vary.
Transit to Ras Mohammed is typically about 30–45 minutes from Sharm El Sheikh depending on sea conditions and the vessel used.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; check the operator’s terms for last-minute changes.
Ras Mohammed’s sharp coastal features are the result of Red Sea rifting and local uplift; the area has been a navigational landmark for Sinai’s seafaring communities for centuries.
Ras Mohammed is a protected national park—visitors should avoid touching coral, use reef-safe products, and follow instructors’ guidance to minimize impact.
Travex Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A three-quarter-day sunlit sweep across the Red Sea drops you into a clear, shivery blue where coral gardens rise like submerged cliffs. The boat slips from Sharm El Sheikh Marina and the shoreline loosens—rocky headlands fall away, gulls quarter the wake, and the sea opens to Ras Mohammed’s protected channels.
A three-quarter-day sunlit sweep across the Red Sea drops you into a clear, shivery blue where coral gardens rise like submerged cliffs. The boat slips from Sharm El Sheikh Marina and the shoreline loosens—rocky headlands fall away, gulls quarter the wake, and the sea opens to Ras Mohammed’s protected channels.
Ras Mohammed National Park sits at Sinai’s southern tip where tectonic uplift and the Red Sea’s fault lines created steep reef walls and sandy coves. The park is a protected marine reserve with hard and soft corals that have grown over centuries, and the flat, bleached White Island marks the meeting of the Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba—an exposed, wind-swept bank of white sand and salt-encrusted rock.
On this full-day outing expect two guided snorkeling stops at reefs known for high visibility (often 15–30 m), a BBQ lunch on board, and time to walk the compact shore of White Island. A certified snorkeling instructor oversees the groups; hotel transfer and basic amenities are typically included.
Practical edge: boats generally run 30–45 minutes to Ras Mohammed depending on sea state, so plan for wind and spray. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a well-fitting mask or confirm equipment with the operator, and wear shoes for the island’s rough, calcareous stones. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Midday is brightest for underwater visibility; early pick-up helps you avoid afternoon chop. Respect the no-touch rule—these coral formations are fragile and protected.
This trip blends easy-paced boat travel with hands-on snorkeling and short shoreline exploration—accessible to confident swimmers and anyone curious about Red Sea marine life.