Ras Mohammed _Half Day Tour
Plunge into Egypt’s finest marine sanctuary, where towering desert walls meet crystal waters at Sinai’s southernmost edge. Here, the Gulfs of Aqaba and Suez dance together, creating a haven for over 1,000 fish species in nature’s grandest aquarium.
Wind through sun-baked hills to reach this untouched reserve. Marvel at ancient cliffs rising from azure depths, where converging seas brew nutrient-rich waters that feed spectacular coral gardens below.
Wander past Magic Lake, nature’s hidden pool linking to open waters through secret passages. From Shark Observatory’s heights, witness two seas paint the horizon in contrasting blues.
Float above Yolanda Reef, where a merchant vessel’s bones now cradle vibrant coral life. Glide alongside barracuda schools while reef sharks cruise deeper channels. drift with currents as jackfish spin silver tornados among swaying coral forests.
Pause at Mangrove Channel, where salt-hardy trees shelter tomorrow’s sea life and weary migrant birds find rest. Every visit unveils fresh wonders in this raw corner where the desert meets the sea.
Included/Excluded
- Round-trip transfers from your hotel in Sharm El Sheikh
- Entrance fees to Ras Mohammed National Park
- Snorkeling or diving equipment (if selected)
- Glass bottom boat tour
- Experienced guide
- Personal expenses (e.g., souvenirs, food, drinks)
- Tips for the guide and driver
Tour Plan
- Journey to where the Gulf of Aqaba embraces the Gulf of Suez, creating a sanctuary of extraordinary marine diversity. Ras Mohammed, perched at Sinai's southern tip, offers an unparalleled blend of terrestrial and aquatic wonders.
Your morning begins with a scenic drive through desert landscapes to this pristine reserve. As you approach, witness dramatic cliffs rising from crystal waters, their layers telling tales of ancient seas. The park's unique location, where different water masses collide, creates nutrient-rich currents that support spectacular coral gardens and abundant marine life.
Discover the Magic Lake, a hidden inland pool connected to the sea through underground channels, witnessing nature's remarkable engineering. offering breathtaking views where the two gulfs merge in a spectacular display of contrasting watercolors.
Step into the underwater realm at Yolanda Reef, where a cargo ship's remains create an artificial reef now home to vibrant coral communities. Drift with currents past schools of barracuda, watch reef sharks patrol the depths, and spot lionfish hovering among coral formations.
At Shark and Yolanda Reefs, experienced snorkelers witness one of the world's most celebrated drift snorkeling experiences. Here, soft corals wave in nutrient-rich currents while jackfish schools swirl in mesmerizing patterns.
The Mangrove Channel reveals nature's resilience, where these salt-tolerant trees create crucial nurseries for young marine life. Spot rare birds resting among the branches during migration seasons.
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