Ras Mohammed+White Island (By Boat)

Ras Mohammed is the most famous national park in Egypt and one of the world’s most renowned diving sites.

Located between the beautiful coral reefs of the Red Sea and the inland Sinai Desert, it’s easily accessible from the popular resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

Discover the natural treasures this place holds:

• The park covers an area of 460 square kilometers, with 133 square kilometers of land. Only 12% of the park is accessible to tourists; the rest is protected from human activity.
• Ras Mohammed’s coral reefs are home to over a thousand species of fish, 40 species of starfish, 100 species of sea urchins, 25 species of mollusks, and 150 species of crustaceans.
• The 150 species of coral here feed on plankton carried by strong marine currents.
• Dolphins and sea turtles are occasionally spotted in these waters.
• The park’s land areas are inhabited by foxes, lizards, eagles, falcons, and hawks. Of special note are the mangrove forests, whose roots form unique structures.
• An interesting fact is that the lake within Ras Mohammed is invisible on satellite images and is referred to as “magical” by locals.

Explore Ras Mohammed’s underwater and terrestrial wonders. Book your adventure today!