Ras Mohammed National Park (Sharm El Sheikh) — Protected Area Entry + Reefs, Mangroves & Lagoons (Snorkel/Dive Day)

Ras Mohammed National Park is Egypt’s flagship marine protected area at the southern tip of Sinai, famous for coral reefs, fish life, beaches, mangroves, and easy day-trip snorkeling/diving. You can enter by land (vehicle) or as part of a boat/snorkel/diving day — but either way it’s a regulated protected area with entry fees and strict “leave no trace” rules.

• Entry to Ras Mohammed National Park (protected area access for the day).
• Self-guided visit inside the park (land areas/viewpoints) or access as part of your licensed boat activity (depending on how you go).

• Perfect for: snorkelers, divers, nature lovers, families (land spots), and anyone wanting a “Red Sea highlight” day.
• Not ideal if you want totally unregulated free roaming — it’s a protected area.

• Pay the park fee, enter, and follow marked tracks/visitor areas.
• If you’re on a boat: you’ll follow marine rules and stick to permitted snorkeling zones.

• Tickets / price (official fees table for South Sinai protectorates):
• Egyptian individual: 25 EGP
• Foreign individual: 5 USD
• Egyptian small car (≤5 people): 25 EGP
• Foreign small car (≤5 people): 5 USD
• Foreign large car (>5 people): 10 USD
• If visits continue after sunset (camping/safari), the visit fee is doubled for all categories (official note).
• Children under 7 are exempt (official note).
• Core rules: don’t collect/remove/damage anything; don’t litter; don’t disturb wildlife/corals.

• Time needed: half-day to full-day depending on whether you combine land + boat stops.

Ras Mohammed is a protected marine park near Sharm: pay the official entry fee, follow conservation rules, and enjoy one of the best reef days in Egypt.