Swim above world-class coral gardens and drop-off walls at Shark & Yolanda Reefs with crystal-clear visibility.

Full-day Red Sea cruise combining Ras Mohamed’s vibrant reefs and White Island’s pristine sands.
Full-day Red Sea cruise combining Ras Mohamed’s vibrant reefs and White Island’s pristine sands.
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Half-day tour of Ras Mohamed with hotel transfers, multilingual guide, and skip-the-line access to key natural landmarks.
Half-day tour of Ras Mohamed with hotel transfers, multilingual guide, and skip-the-line access to key natural landmarks.
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Choose a comfortable day on the water with guided snorkeling, White Island access, fresh lunch, and seamless pickup. No rushing, just time to enjoy the Red Sea.
Full-day Red Sea adventure with guided diving, snorkeling, and lunch at two iconic sites.
Full-day Red Sea adventure with guided diving, snorkeling, and lunch at two iconic sites.
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A full-day Red Sea cruise to Tiran Island with guided snorkeling at three reefs, buffet lunch, hotel transfers, and all gear included—ideal for all experience levels.
A full-day Red Sea cruise to Tiran Island with guided snorkeling at three reefs, buffet lunch, hotel transfers, and all gear included—ideal for all experience levels.
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Passes By
Passes By
Private speedboat adventure to Tiran Island with two exclusive snorkeling stops.
Private speedboat adventure to Tiran Island with two exclusive snorkeling stops.
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1 Boarding point
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Private 7-hour Red Sea cruise with Ras Mohammed snorkeling and White Island beach time.
Private 7-hour Red Sea cruise with Ras Mohammed snorkeling and White Island beach time.
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Swim above world-class coral gardens and drop-off walls at Shark & Yolanda Reefs with crystal-clear visibility.












Activities typically include snorkeling, diving, swimming, wildlife watching, and exploring natural landmarks such as Magic Lake, the Mangrove Channel, and Earthquake Crack. Some tours also include boat cruises to White Island and guided nature walks along desert trails.
No prior experience is required. Tours cater to both beginners and experienced participants. Professional guides provide all necessary equipment and instruction, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Yes, most tours can accommodate dietary preferences or restrictions. It’s recommended to inform the tour operator in advance so they can prepare vegetarian, vegan, or other special meals as needed.
Yes, most tours include round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off from Sharm El Sheikh, allowing you to relax and enjoy the day without worrying about transport.
Public transport is very limited. The easiest and safest way to visit is via organized tours, private transfers, or taxis from Sharm El Sheikh.
No, it is not a UNESCO site, but it is a protected national park recognized for its unique ecological, marine, and geological significance.
The park is home to over 1,000 species of fish, more than 220 types of coral, sea turtles, reef sharks, moray eels, and a wide variety of invertebrates. Snorkelers and divers often encounter schools of colorful tropical fish and healthy coral gardens.
Yes, standard tours include an English-speaking guide who explains the park’s marine and geological highlights. Private tours may offer multilingual guides for a more personalized experience.
Life jackets, safety briefings, and trained guides are provided on all tours. While travel insurance is optional, it is recommended for additional peace of mind, especially for water activities.
Bring swimwear, quick‑dry clothes, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and reef‑safe sunscreen if possible. Also useful: water shoes or sandals for rocky areas, a waterproof case for your phone or camera, and a towel. People prone to seasickness may want motion‑sickness tablets.
No, the park has minimal facilities and no shops. It’s best to bring your own water, snacks, and any personal essentials.
The best period is from October to April, when waters tend to be clearer and sea conditions calmer (water temps around 20‑28 °C). Early morning or late‑afternoon departures also offer quieter conditions and better visibility.
Yes, if you choose a land‑based tour (by road), you can enjoy viewpoints, desert & mangrove walks, and landmarks without going in the water. Water‑based activities require swimming ability, snorkeling and diving aren’t suitable for non‑swimmers.
It’s possible, but most visitors go via organized tours with hotel pickup or boat transfers. Public transport is limited; using a tour or private transfer is much easier and more convenient.
Tours usually require participants to be physically fit enough to swim or dive. People with serious medical conditions or mobility issues should check with operators before booking.