Ras mohamed park

Ras Mohammed National Park is Egypt’s first and most celebrated national park, located at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula near Sharm El Sheikh. Covering an area of approximately 480 square kilometers, it includes both desert landscapes and a vast marine reserve in the Red Sea.

Highlights:
Marine Life: Renowned for its breathtaking coral reefs and crystal-clear waters, Ras Mohammed is home to over 1,000 species of fish and 220 species of coral, making it one of the top diving and snorkeling destinations in the world.
Natural Landscapes: Beyond the sea, the park features stunning desert terrain, dramatic cliffs, sand dunes, mangrove forests, and saltwater lakes, offering a unique contrast of environments in one protected area.
Wildlife Sanctuary: It serves as a vital refuge for birds, including migratory species, and supports terrestrial animals such as foxes, gazelles, and reptiles.
Conservation Focus: Established in 1983, the park is a symbol of Egypt's commitment to environmental preservation, balancing tourism with the protection of fragile ecosystems.
Ras Mohammed is not just a paradise for divers and nature lovers—it's a living testament to the beauty and ecological diversity of Egypt's Red Sea region.