Discover the Wonders of Wadi El Gemal National Park

Wadi El Gemal National Park is an exceptional natural destination on Egypt’s Red Sea coast, offering a remarkable blend of coastal and desert landscapes. Stretching over a vast area, the park is home to diverse wildlife, historic ruins and some of the region’s most pristine beaches.

Natural Treasures and the Unique Mangroves

One of the park’s highlights is the enchanting Qulaan Mangroves. These thriving ecosystems provide sanctuary to birds, fish and other wildlife while creating an atmospheric landscape where the calm sea meets centuries-old mangrove trees. Stroll along the shore and witness nature’s resilience as mangrove roots rise from the golden sands into crystal blue waters.

Sharm El-Luli: The Heart of the Park

Located 70.4 kilometers south of Marsa Alam, Sharm El-Luli is the park’s largest and most celebrated beach. The area remains untouched by urban development, preserving an atmosphere of tranquility and unspoiled beauty. The beach’s soft white sands slope gently into the shallow, stone-free waters, offering safe swimming and snorkeling for all ages.

Unforgettable Snorkeling Experiences

With gear provided, you can experience some of the best snorkeling along Egypt’s coastline. Slip into clear waters where vibrant corals and diverse marine life create a living underwater forest. Expert guides are on hand to point out colorful fish, coral gardens and other hidden wonders just a short swim from the shore. Whether you’re a newcomer or an experienced snorkeler, the scenes below the surface will inspire awe.

Relaxation, Refreshments and Comfort

Your adventure in Wadi El Gemal National Park is made easy thanks to included hotel transfer services. After exploring and swimming, enjoy lunch along with soft drinks and bottled water. These amenities ensure you stay refreshed and comfortable throughout your visit.

A Place for Nature Lovers, Families and Adventurers

Wadi El Gemal offers something special for every visitor. Birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts can observe unique species in their natural habitat, while beach lovers soak up the scenery. Families appreciate the gentle shores of Sharm El-Luli and the safety equipment provided. Photography enthusiasts will find endless opportunities to capture stunning Red Sea landscapes both above and below the surface.

Plan Your Day at Wadi El Gemal

• Be ready for a full-day outing, typically lasting about 10 hours, allowing you ample time for each activity

• National Park ticket fee of $10 is not included in your main ticket

• It’s recommended to bring sunscreen, a hat and personal ID documents

• The park is generally not wheelchair accessible—check in advance if you require special accommodations

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