Ras Mohammed National Park Adventures
Ras Mohammed National Park is a stunning natural reserve located at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and exceptional marine biodiversity.
About Ras Mohammed National Park
Established in 1983, Ras Mohammed National Park covers approximately 185 square miles of land and sea. It is bordered by the Gulf of Suez to the west and the Gulf of Aqaba to the east. The park is especially famous for its coral reef systems, which are considered among the best in the world for diving and snorkeling. The terrestrial areas boast unique ecosystems with mangroves, salt marshes, and a variety of desert vegetation. Historically, this area has been significant due to its strategic location, marking a point where Asia and Africa meet. Visitors to Ras Mohammed can enjoy not only the underwater wonders, including over 220 species of coral and 1,000 species of fish, but also a diverse array of birdlife and the breathtaking desert scenery. The combination of marine and desert landscapes makes it an attractive destination for adventurers and nature lovers alike.
Highlights
The vibrant coral reefs near Shark and Yolanda Reefs attract divers from around the globe.
Mangrove Channel is a unique ecosystem feature where the desert meets the sea.
The Enchanted Lake, a serene inland body of water, offers stunning views and a peaceful ambiance.
Diving and snorkeling sites such as Anemone City are renowned for their rich marine life and clear waters.
Notable Natural Features
Shark Observatory
A popular viewpoint offering panoramic views of the park and a chance to spot sharks from above.
Mangrove Channel
One of the few places in the world where mangroves grow in arid conditions, providing habitat for many species.
Yolanda Reef
A famous dive site named after a shipwreck, now home to diverse marine species and colorful coral.