Red Sea · National Park

Ras Mohammed
by Car

Discover the crown jewel of the Red Sea — Egypt's first national park — on a scenic drive from Sharm El Sheikh. Explore 8 unforgettable stops.

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Price

Your day in the park

A full-day trip by car — just 30–45 minutes from Sharm El Sheikh — taking in 8 of the park's most beautiful spots.

Duration 8:30 – 17:00 8 stops in one trip
Distance ~20 km from Sharm El Sheikh
Departure

Sharm El Sheikh

Languages

English, Russian, French, Italian

The route

Eight stops

A full circuit of the reserve's highlights — desert wonders, salt lakes, mangroves and world-class coral reefs, all in a single day.

Ras Mohammed Panorama
Mangrove trees
Magic Lake
Ras Mohammed Rock
Marsa Bareika
The Earthquake Crack
Telescope
Bedouin lunch

Included

What's in the trip

  • Private car & driver
  • Hotel pick-up & drop-off
  • Visit to 8 park highlights
  • Snorkelling time at the reefs
  • Bedouin lunch

Please note: the park entry fee (about $15 per person) and a small vehicle fee are paid separately at the gate.

Reserve your day

Ready to explore Ras Mohammed?

Book your full-day trip by car for $60 per person. Just message us on WhatsApp with your dates and we'll arrange the pick-up and everything else.

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FAQ

Good to know

How much is the trip?

The trip is $60 per person by private car, including pick-up, driver and a guide. Park entry fees are paid separately at the gate.

How many places will we visit?

Eight of the park's highlights, including the panorama point, mangroves, Magic Lake, Marsa Bareika, the Earthquake Crack and the reefs.

How long is the drive?

Around 30–45 minutes from Sharm El Sheikh, covering roughly 20 km each way.

Are there park entry fees?

Yes. Foreigners pay about $15 per person plus a small vehicle fee, paid directly at the park gate — this is not included in the $60 price.

Do I need a visa?

If travelling to the park by road, a full tourist visa on arrival is recommended rather than the free "Sinai Only" stamp, to avoid issues at checkpoints.

What should I bring?

Bring your own snorkelling gear, water shoes, plenty of drinking water and sun protection — facilities inside the park are very limited.

Still have questions?

Message us and we'll answer everything and help you plan your perfect day in Ras Mohammed National Park.

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