Destination
Sharm El Sheikh
Red Sea reef dives, a Bedouin tea in the desert, and Ras Mohammed's iconic turquoise coastline.
Why Sharm El Sheikh
Sharm El Sheikh pairs some of the world's best-known reef diving with Sinai's desert and Bedouin culture. Days mix snorkeling and a reef-health survey with a local marine-conservation partner, a ranger-led visit to Ras Mohammed National Park, a camel trek through the mountains with a Bedouin guide, and a beach or mangrove-restoration service project in the Nabq area. It's Egypt's Red Sea coast at its most iconic — reef, mountain, and desert within a single short drive of each other. Local partner: a Red Sea marine-conservation and Bedouin-guide network, confirmed per trip.
