Ras Abu Gallum is a serene coastal and mountainous protected area in Egypt, celebrated for its crystal-clear waters and stunning coral reefs.
Ras Abu Gallum Protected Area, positioned in the picturesque South Sinai, is a natural marvel that attracts outdoor enthusiasts and marine life admirers alike. The area spans a dramatic landscape of rugged mountains meeting the Gulf of Aqaba, offering a unique blend of desert and marine ecosystems. The coastline is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and diving. Historically, the region has been home to Bedouin tribes who continue to inhabit parts of the region, offering cultural insights into a traditional way of life. Visitors often seek out the adventure of traversing the terrain by camel or hiking along its scenic paths, while eco-friendly camping under the star-filled skies provides a peaceful retreat. Key recreational activities include hiking, diving, and wildlife observation, with the opportunity to explore less traveled trails and remote beaches.
The extraordinary coral reefs ideal for snorkeling and diving.
The coexistence of desert landscapes and marine ecosystems.
Remote beaches accessible by hiking or camel tours.
Opportunities to experience Bedouin culture and hospitality.
Home to vibrant marine life, these reefs are a diver's paradise.
Experience the lifestyle and traditions of local Bedouin tribes.
Pristine stretches of sand accessible only by foot or camel.