Ras Mohamed Nature Reserve

I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Ras Mohamed Nature Reserve—an idyllic and untouched natural sanctuary. The immaculate surroundings and awe-inspiring landscapes created a truly rejuvenating experience. I strongly recommend immersing yourself in the lively marine life through activities like snorkeling or diving. Moreover, indulging in lunch at one of the tented spots heightened the overall delight, providing a charming pause with delectable dining choices. A definite must-visit for those who appreciate the wonders of nature!

It is a fantastic day out on the boat. The Egyptians really respect this national park and the beauty it gives to everyone. This time there were more boats and people than I have ever seen in 14 years, very popular ❤

The Ras Mohammed National Park is definitely worth to visit. The Gate of Allah is very impressive and the Earthquake crack also goes down quite low. The mangroves with the thick salt crust were also very beautiful. In addition to snorkeling, you can also swim in the Lake of the Wish. Very great park and I will stay there next time over the night.

A wonderful boat trip, Mustafa is great, friendly and nice, with an excellent ship crew, a wonderful experience on the boat, we are very satisfied

Ras Mohamed is a National Park for its marine life / environments ... don't go via a land excursion! I was here in the 1990s and the boat traffic and people visiting has exploded in number since. Best to visit via a boat trip, which will usually offer two stops at reef sites plus a stop at White sands (an atoll - strip of sand on a reef just above water). Your boat will likely have a mix of groups, some scuba divers (from introductory dive to advanced, etc.), snorkellers & white sands visitors, etc. Leaving port, it takes a while (~45/60 minutes, depending on 1st stop) to get to the 1st reef. Divvers will be 1st to set up & leave the boat (not including the introductory, try-dive, divers) then those snorkellers & swimmers. The time at the stop will be governed by the divers; eg, depending on how many try-dive divers there are, the instructors will take 1, do the shallow dive take them back to the boat and repeat with the next 1. Snorkellers will be taken on a little tour of the reef as 1 group too. Due to how many boats &, therefore, people at reefs the boat team will seek to manage everyone who wants to be in the water. People have been known to be left behind! However, boat staff & dive instructors are usually very good. Also, do be prepared for the almost chaos in the water, as there could be any number of boats mooring alongside your boat at a reef and all the people each one brings - peaceful & calm it is not!
However, the underwater life is simply stunning and worth it all. There are many reef sites to visit here and all are fabulous. A scuba divers must visit, and you will have the chance of seeing big fish at the drop offs including sharks.

One of the last remaining active and alive coral reefs in the world. Majestic.

Ras Mohammed National Park is the unique and best location for snorkeling and diving activities in the whole world. Ras Mohammed Reserve is located in the Sharm El Sheikh region of Egypt and is one of the most beautiful areas in the Red Sea. Red Sea is one of the most beautiful marine environments on the planet 🌍
Known for lush reefs, and a multitude of famous wrecks. A gorgeous, peaceful place to check out when visiting Sharm. Excellent trip, variety of colorful fishes and big corals, excellent mountains and views especially in the return. We've spent an unforgettable few hours in the park snorkeling, swimming in the salt lake and spotting kingfishers in the mangrove forest. Water is very clear, the reef is colourful and alive. I look forward to going back there to explore this stunning place in more detail. It's one of the most beautiful nature reservations in the whole world, the weather Wonderful there, the sea water is very pure, you must do diving to enjoy the marine life in the Red Sea, it is a very wonderful trip you must go when visiting Sharm El Sheikh❤❤

We were on an excursion not from a tour operator. The tour operator 's prices were twice as high . Minivan, for half a day, without lunch.
A good park, they bring everyone to the same place, only in different sequences. The main place for photos is beautifully stacked huge stones... the rest is so-so. Well, it's difficult to call this place a park, in the broad sense of the word :)
For this price...(something like 35 euros for 2 + 1) a great time to get away from hotel life.

We visited the park with a private taxi
I cost us aproximatly 40 euros pp..we left at 9 and were back at 15h...the park is beatifull..several fotostops and places to swim and snorkel

Beautiful coral reef & (many) fishes and a spectacular backdrop on land. Water was a little cool at this time for year (Feb). We visited on an excellent boat tour which offered snorkelling & scuba diving.

Definitely a must when visiting Sharm el Sheikh! Despite what you’re look for it has it all. From incredible mountain and water landscapes, rocky and sandy beaches, spots for diving or snorkeling, breathtaking panoramic spots. You could either visit it for a quick tour or plan for an entire day where you get to visit the diverse features and spots, chill by the beach, take a dip and watch the red sea reef and underwater word, then end it with a Bbq lunch; the nature reserve opens till 5pm or you can arrange to camp there for the night.

Ras Mohammed National Park is the unique and best location for snorkeling and diving activities in the whole world. Highly recommended to visit because no similarty to its beauty anywhere else. You may go with travel agency or by rented car to enjoy the park site itself which full of lakes and greenery grounds or take boat for day trip including lunch and enjoy many stops for snorkeling and diving. Photos highlight both trips options.

Ras Mohammed Reserve is located in the Sharm El Sheikh region of Egypt and is one of the most beautiful areas in the Red Sea. The reserve features an amazing collection of coral reefs and rare fish that visitors can enjoy through diving or swimming.

The reserve is known for its stunning natural beauty, allowing visitors to enjoy a variety of beautiful and diverse landscapes. The reserve also provides wonderful places for relaxation and leisure time by the beach.

To protect this beautiful natural site, the reserve takes strict measures to preserve the wildlife that exists in it, making it a favorite destination for tourists, nature lovers, and divers

Beautiful area to explore and to snorkel or dive. I would highly recommend to rent a scooter or auto so you can explore on yourself. I paid 250egyptian pound to go in

Literally One of the best places in the world to relax and have fun , it's super awesome to spend like 5 hours there the open air and the amount of places that you can see from the hidden bay to salt lake are just fantastic It's also suitable for all ages and a fantastic place to either cycle or walk around with a couple of straight roads that you can walk on. Without a problem with the beautiful weather that adds up to the experience I would recommend it to everyone from all around the world and by the way it's a very awesome place to go either diving or snorkeling the crystal clear waters are fantastic for that.

Red Sea is one of the most beautiful marine environments on the planet 🌍
Known for lush reefs, and a multitude of famous wrecks.
it is one of the world’s gems when it comes to diving.
The crystal blue waters, abundant sea life, beautiful coral gardens and shipwrecks loaded with precious cargo make this one of the world’s best dive destinations.
The Red Sea is diveable year round with the warmest months being June- August, and the coldest, January-February. The average water temperature is around 22C degrees.

This area for snorkling is a good one in Sharm. If you visit to Sharm inmy opinion you need to go there. Corals are amazing and so beautyful under the sea. Try to visit it will be good experiens for you. Nearby the Ras Mohamed located is white island , it is wonderful area midle of the sea with white sand...

Didn't visit the on land reserve but did a dive and some snorkeling in the near by waters. The place is amazing and is highly recommended for dive enthusiasts .... Don't forget to take your Gopro or whatever underwater camera with you .. take memories ..not corals ...

Some of the best diving and snorkeling in the world! Pristine water and unique desert beauty throughout the National Park. Worth hiring a guide to provide some history and understanding of the area. Can also have a catered lunch under a tent overlooking the Red Sea.

Excellent trip, variety of colorful fishes and big corals, excellent mountains and views especially in the return.
If the sea is high please stick to your snorkeling guide.