The iconic, large, stacked stone structure known as the Allah Gate or Ras Mohammed entrance.
Abstract pillar stands in the desert next the iconic Gate of Allah entrance to Ras Mohammed National Park.
Majestic, layered Sinai desert mountains meeting the vibrant, deep blue waters of the Red Sea coastline near Ras Muhammad national park
Vibrant mangrove tree in shallow, clear saltwater lagoon on the golden desert shoreline of Ras Mohammed National Park.
Bright turquoise natural pool of water nestled within the textured, warm orange desert rocks in Ras Mohammed.
Tourists swimming and snorkeling in the clear, turquoise and deep blue waters off the coast of Ras Mohammed National Park.
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Ras Muhammad National Park: Bus Tour & Snorkeling Adventure

6 hours

Easy

5–6 hour half-day bus tour of Ras Muhammad National Park. Visit landmarks (Gate of Allah, Mangroves) as well as a stop for swimming/snorkeling at Magic Lake. Transfers and park fees included.
This half-day excursion offers a 5 to 6-hour guided tour (including transfers) of the spectacular Ras Muhammad National Park, the Sinai Peninsula's southernmost protected area. You will travel in air-conditioned comfort vehicle directly from your Sharm El Sheikh hotel. The whole itinerary is focused on viewing the unique terrestrial and marine features of the reserved area. Highlights include photo opportunities at the iconic Gate of Allah (the gate that looks like an AI generated image), a visit to the Mangroves area (the only place in the northern hemisphere where mangroves grow in salt water), and a look at the Earthquake Crack fissure. The tour also allows time for swimming and snorkeling at the therapeutic saltwater Magic Lake.


What's included?
    • Transfers: Roundtrip hotel transfers via air-conditioned bus/van.
    • Admission: Mandatory Ras Muhammad National Park Entrance Fees.
    • Guidance: Services of your language-speaking guide.
    • Sightseeing Stops: Visits to all major landmarks (Gate of Allah, Mangroves, Magic Lake, Earthquake Crack).
    Exclusions
      • Snorkeling Equipment: Masks, fins, and snorkels are typically not included and must be rented or brought by the traveler.
      • Food & Drinks: Beverages and snacks are not included.
      • Tipping: Gratuities for the guide and driver are not included.
      • Personal Expenses: Any personal purchases or purchases at gift/rental shops.
      Please note

        1. Mandatory Documentation

        • Passport/ID is Required: A photocopy of your Passport ID is required for processing by the military checkpoint upon entrance to the park. This document must be in your possession; otherwise, the entry will be denied.

        2. Snorkeling Gear is an Extra Cost

        • Equipment Rental: The snorkeling gear, which involves renting a mask, a snorkel, and fins, isn't included of what you pay for in a tour. Either you bring it along with you, which ideally you should, or be prepared to rent the equipment on-site for an extra fee.

        3. Tour Duration and Focus

        • Half-Day Only: This is a thorough 5-6 hour half-day tour, which also features round-trip hotel transfers.
        • Bus Tour Focus: The excursion is a blend of sightseeing (e.g., photo stops at Allah's Gate, the Mangroves, and the Earthquake Crack) and swimming, not an exclusive, all-day snorkeling boat trip. Swimming/snorkeling is primarily done from the shore/beach at designated points, including the unique saltwater Magic Lake.

        4. Extra Cash Needed

        • Exclusions: Be prepared to bring cash for personal expenses,  your own food and/or beverages, use of snorkeling gear, as well as tips/gratuities for your guide and driver; all of which are not charged in this initial amount.
        What to bring
          • Passport/ID: A photocopy of your passport or ID card is mandatory for the military checkpoint.
          • Swimwear & Towel: Bring your swimsuit and a towel.
          • Sun Protection: Bring a hat, sunglasses, and high-SPF sun cream/lotion, as the Sinai sun can be very intense.
          • Snorkeling Gear: If you own them, bring your own mask, snorkel, and fins.
          • Cash: For renting snorkeling equipment, purchasing drinks, and tipping.
          • Camera: To capture photos of the unique landscapes and marine views.
          • Water and Snacks: As food and beverages are not included, it is highly recommended to bring your own water and small snacks.