Outdoor Activities in Red Sea

Ras Mohammed National Park marks the transition of the shallow Gulf of Suez, to the deep intercontinental Gulf of Aqaba, creating an ideal environment for 1000+ species of tropical fish as well as more than 170 species of corals! - Private to/from transfers in air-conditioned vehicle- English speaking guide- Ras Mohammed National Park entrance- Snorkeling opportunity (equipment not included)We will pick you up from your Sharm hotel and drive you to Ras Mohammed where we'll hit the water to snorkel. In the astoundingly beautiful Aqaba and Suez Gulfs, you will get a chance to see the Mangroves and the amazing lake.

Explore the Ras Mohamed National Park on a 6-hour tour from Sharm El Sheikh, and discover the Sinai's nature and wildlife - in and out of the water. Snorkel above Allah's Garden Reef or the salty 'magic lake,' peer into massive cracks formed by the 1969 earthquake, and navigate mangrove swamps and salt marshes. Watch for the brilliant birds that gather along the waters' edge, and take in the unspoiled beauty of Egypt's oldest national park.

Ride a camel into the Naama Desert on a 1-hour Sharm El Sheikh safari, and take in sweeping views of the rolling sand and the Sinai Mountains. Sway with your camel's ambling gait as you follow your guide through the stark terrain, then pause for a cup of tea in a Bedouin camp before riding back out of the desert.

We start our island trip, sailing in nice company by comfortable boat from Hurghada, to cross the Red Sea in the morning breeze and gentle sun.

Tiran Island and the Straits of Tiran boast some of the Red Sea's finest coral. Bring your snorkel gear (or rent some on the boat) and enjoy 2-3 snorkel stops on the way to the island before luxuriating on those stunning beaches including lunch and soft drinks.- Lowest price with excellent service.- Prices include all fees.- No any hidden costs.- Professional organization.

Explore the Sinai Desert from Sharm El Sheikh on a private 4WD Jeep safari with a hike through the Colored Canyon, and discover the rugged beauty of Egypt's harsh landscape. Watch for the Sinai's foxes, hyenas and ibex as you travel to the iconic canyon, slip through narrow passages shaped by desert wind and see the region's geological history exposed in brilliant layers. Leave the wilderness for the village of Dahab to enjoy a seaside lunch and browse Bedouin handicrafts before returning to Sharm El Sheikh.