Ras Mohammed Protectorate

Ras Mohammed national park, Ras Mohammed Protectorate  

Many people, including the current company, believe that Ras Mohamed does not belong to this world with its extraordinary environment and incredible beauty. The air here is cleaner and even smells different from other places in Egypt instead of talking about the world. A special place you will never forget.

The Unique Location Of Ras Mohamed national park

Perhaps the unique location at the meeting point of the two different gulfs, the Suez Bay and the Gulf of Aqaba, is part of what makes Ras Mohamed so special. Ras Mohamed is the only place in the south of Sinai, facing two gulfs, 12 miles from Sharm El Sheikh, 70 miles from Tor Sinai and 446 kilometers from Cairo.

Ras Mohamed is 480 kilometers in size with 135 kilometers of land and 345 kilometers of water. It also includes two islands: Tirana and Sanafir, which consist of 100 kilometers of land, 370 kilometers and 270 kilometers of water.

Ras Mohamed Protectorate

The protected area in Ras Mohamed was established in 1983. His name is the head of Muhammad because of the shape of South Sinai that resembles the top of the triangle that forms the other side of the triangle. Ras Mohamed's protected area was included in the international heritage list during the year it was founded.

Travel Arrangement to Ras Mohamed

Excursions to Sharm El Sheikh and many cities in Sinai including Dahab, Nuweiba and Ras Suder can be arranged. You can hire a motorboat and go on an exciting dive sea cruise from Sharm El Sheikh, or go to Ras Mohamed, and enjoy the uniqueness of its land and waters.

The journey from Sharm El Sheikh to Ras Mohamed takes 20 minutes by car until you reach the gate of the protected area called the Gate of Allah. It was designed by an Egyptian engineer after the 1973 Israeli war. In the Egyptian language, he created the door that emerged from the cement rocks in a remarkable way, similar to the name of God.

What to Find in Ras Mohamed?

As soon as you enter Ras Mohamed, you will find the attractive sand dunes around you and ask you to go deep into this paradise. Soon you will arrive at the first stop of your journey on the Suez coast, on a beach overlooking the Gulf of Suez. British writer E.M. Forster described this area as a wonderful gorge surrounded by red mountains and clear water that you will not find anywhere else in the world.

The Suez beach is full of beautiful seagulls and is the resting place for rare species such as sea turtles and many species that encourage you to take a dip to explore this area. You may encounter dolphins, water turtles and even sharks (be careful). There are also many crustaceans and sponge animals. There are also more than 200 kinds of coral reefs.

Your next stop at Ras Mohamed will be the mangrove canal and the mangrove is a rare plant all over the world. The nature of this plant allows it to draw water from the salt and regenerate it with its leaves. Later, you can visit the major earthquake site that hit Egypt millions of years ago and destroyed the original cause of the channel, Ras Mohamed.

The unique fortress of mangrove plants that connect Ras Mohamed to Al Ba'eera Island is located in the eastern part of Ras Mohamed. The area of ​​this tree the formation has very clean water and is sometimes completely dry due to the nature of the area and the surrounding islands.

The Lake That Changes Color Seven Times A Day

The enchanted lake is now your next stop, and this lake is completely out of this world because it contains all the shades and levels of blue. Some Ras Mohamed fans believe that this lake changes its colors seven times a day. This lake had an old story that said the Bedouins swam and swam and wished their precious stones; This is still happening today as tourists come and swim in the lake, throw money and make wishes.

It then goes to the romantic Eastern border of Ras Mohamed's protected area and consists of a natural stone wall that stands against the waters of the Gulf of Aqaba. You can get out of the car and enjoy the beautiful white sand. You can also, dive or snorkel at one of the world's most remarkable diving spots.

Sea Caves

This attraction has many sea caves and many marine creatures of different colors, shapes, and sizes. However, most of these creatures are friendly and you can swim safely beside them. There are many butterflyfish in the area, and many reefs hurt anyone who touches them. This is next to many swimming corals that will make you feel like you are swimming in the colorful portraits created by God.

Your last stop at Ras Mohamed maybe a telescope on top of a huge rock that allows you to navigate the two bays and see the entire area from above.

Ras Mohamed is known for its marvelous coral reef beaches, which are located on two bays with colored fish, turtles and other marine life not found anywhere else. The coral reef beach is located on the northeast side of Ras Mohamed throughout the Tiran and Sanafir archipelago, where precious osprey birds nest and live. Ras Mohamed has 150 different coral reefs!

Ras Mohamed Is A Diving Paradise

Ras Mohamed is known as one of the world's most amazing diving destinations. Every year, visitors from all over the world come to Ras Mohamed for diving and snorkeling.

Ras Mohamed has a rather unique biological diversity. It has many birds, such as falcons, herons, pelicans and many mammals such as foxes, hyenas, hares, deer goats, and goats. In addition, there are many sea creatures such as dolphins, sharks, and turtles. Ras Mohamed also collects the world's oldest fossils, which are between 75,000 and 20 million years old! Yes, this number is correct.

Once you see Ras Mohamed, you will be amazed at the beauty of the area. Every year, visitors from Russia, Germany, Britain, France, and many other countries come to Ras Mohamed to play and forget the memories of their lives. Ras Mohamed is one of the magic points on earth. If you like nature, coral reefs, fish and beaches, Ras Mohamed is your must-see!