Sanganeb Marine National Park is a renowned marine reserve known for its rich biodiversity and stunning coral reefs located off the coast of Sudan in the Red Sea.
Sanganeb Marine National Park is located approximately 25 kilometers off the Sudanese coast in the Red Sea. It is the only atoll reef in the Red Sea ecosystem and is characterized by its striking underwater topography and biodiversity. The park is famous for its vibrant coral reefs, which are home to over 300 species of fish, marine mammals such as dolphins, and diverse coral formations. Established in 1990, Sanganeb is part of Sudan's efforts to preserve its unique marine ecosystems. The area has become a significant attraction for divers and researchers worldwide, drawn by the park's clear waters and abundant marine life. The historic lighthouse on Sanganeb's main reef offers panoramic views and stands as a testament to the area's longstanding importance for navigation and conservation.
Diverse and vibrant coral reefs
The iconic Sanganeb Lighthouse
Pristine diving spots with exceptional visibility
Rich marine biodiversity including dolphins and sharks
A historic lighthouse offering stunning views of the Red Sea and surrounding coral reefs.
Unique atoll formation providing a habitat for diverse marine species.
Home to over 300 fish species, offering excellent opportunities for marine observation.