Ras Mohammed is not only the largest natural structure known to man, it is also one of the world's most extraordinary settings: a slender, dramatically arid peninsula at the very Southernmost tip of the Sinai, rising to a dramatic promontory that looks out over some of the most gloriously rich coral reefs that you will ever see.

Ras Mohammed was declared
a national park in 1983.
The boundaries of Ras Mohammed extend far out into the surrounding waters and even the most casual of visitors is awe-struck by how much of the park is dominated by the sea. Even the dry land area of the park seems a part of the marine world.


For many visitors, Ras Mohammed's most stunning scenery is found underwater, in the broad, terraced coral reefs that encircle the beautiful peninsula. Here you can see fire corals and brilliant sea fans.

We depart from Dahab at 7:00am by jeep then either transfer onto a luxury boat at Sharm for 2 dives or to do 2 dives from the shore of the national park. Have a buffet lunch in between the dives and then we return at 6:00pm that evening. These boat/jeep safaris leave at least twice a week to Ras Mohammed National Park.