Discover Nabq National Park, where the coral reefs stretch along the coast where the desert meets the sea. The Park contains the largest mangrove forest in Sinai, plants that are remarkable for the way they purify salt water through their root system. Mangrove forests like this one are among the most ecologically valuable habitats on Earth. The wreck of the Maria Schroeder, a vessel which sank on the coral reefs in 1965, is still plainly visible at Nabq, with much of the ship still above the water's surface. The portion beneath the sea has become a new habitat for a rich array of coral and other marine life.
After pick-up from your hotel in a 4x4, you'll rumble in the protected lands and mountains around Naqb to discover its desert landscapes, dunes, flora and fauna. Get off the jeep car and walk through the Wide Canyon for about 20 minutes, then resume driving towards the Narrow Canyon to enjoy watching the peaceful silence of nature.
Get on your jeep car and continue driving across the sand dunes until you reach the Bedouin tent, located directly at the Red Sea shore, where a Bedouin meal is prepared for you including grilled chicken, grilled kofta, cooked potatoes, rice, green salad, and tahini sauce, ending by authentic Bedouin tea. From the Bedouin tent, enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and amazing scenic views of the sunset over the crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea, stretching towards the mountains of Saudi Arabia on the opposite shore.
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