Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Ras Abu Galum National Park is situated along the eastern coast of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, covering an area that extends from the Gulf of Aqaba inland to the mountainous desert. Established as a protected area, it preserves diverse marine and desert ecosystems. The park is known for its underwater diversity, with coral reefs and marine life drawing snorkelers and divers. On land, the park's landscape features rugged mountains and desert valleys. Historically, this region has been traversed by nomadic Bedouin tribes, whose heritage is still prevalent. Visitor activities include hiking, snorkeling, and diving, with opportunities to observe a variety of species in their natural habitats. Iconic landmarks include the Blue Hole, a renowned diving location, and the serene beaches perfect for relaxation.
