We recommend wearing comfortable, non-slip-soled shoes to climb Ras Mohamed Rock. The activity is of moderate difficulty, and you will have to climb both a cobbled path and a staircase in order to get to the telescopic viewing platform. We would not recommend that people with mobility problems or problems with walking climb the cliff.

Ras Mohamed is a rock rising 37 m above sea level, connecting the Gulfs of Suez and Aqaba with the Red Sea. A rock is a raised rock formation composed of limestone filled with fossilized coral. You can go up the stairs, and on the observation deck at the top of the cliff, you can observe the picturesque views of Ras Mohamed Park and the panorama through a telescope. 

The Ras Mohamed Rock area has beautiful coral reefs, making it a great place for snorkeling. Looking into the blue distance, we can admire the unique environment and at the same time see large shoals of pelagic fish, such as emperor fish, snapper... and other migratory fish, and if we are lucky, even turtles.


Ras Mohamed is a rock rising 37 m above sea level, connecting the Gulfs of Suez and Aqaba with the Red Sea. A rock is a raised rock formation composed

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Ras Mohammed Rock

Stopping at the mangrove forest, the activity is also light, as it is possible to approach the trees and examine the leaves from both sides, where one side is green and the other is saturated with salt and white colors. It is also possible to walk to the shore and observe crabs, but it's important not to step on the sand to avoid breaking mangrove saplings and damaging crab habitats and burrows. Time for photos and videos, both children and adults can easily navigate the area. The location is only slightly hilly.

Avicennia marina. Mangroves grow in tropical and subtropical regions, ocean coasts and river estuaries. There are 28 on Egypt's Red Sea coast and islands mangrove plantations covering an area of ​​about 500 hectares. 5 of them are located in the protected areas of Ras Mohamed and Nabq.

Mangrove trees release 10 times more oxygen than any other tree in the world. A small seed, having entered the soil and received fresh water, begins to germinate. Germinates slowly, only one leaf or twig per year. Eventually dense bushes and later mangrove trees form. It is an interesting fact that mangrove forests need fresh water for their initial formation, but once their roots are formed, they settle in salt water from the sea. Mangrove forests grow in the sea and on the seashore, they are excellent wave breakers, because the waves hitting the mangrove roots break and prevent the sea from raging.

Mangrove forests are a great refuge for birds that nest here and hide from the hot sun. You can see a variety of birds - from bright blue, black or white wings that cover the bushes before sunset.

Mangroves are loved by camels and sea turtles, which, especially in summer, come to nibble on mangrove leaves. One side of the leaf of mangrove forest trees is green, it is needed for photosynthesis and oxygen production, and the other side is saturated with salt, thus the salinity of the sea is extracted, and salt is especially needed by animals in summer.

The place is also important for fish, they come here to spawn and leave their eggs, thus new life is born.

Crabs are king, they are a force here, but you can't catch them, because they are particularly nimble.

Mangroves are plants that need special protection, so it is important not to step on or break them while walking and observing the shoots that are still growing.

Avicennia marina. Mangroves grow in tropical and subtropical regions, ocean coasts and river estuaries. There are 28 on Egypt's Red Sea coast and isla

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Mangrove Forest-Ras Mohammed National Park

Head up to the roof of the hotel and visit the bar. On average a cocktail will cost you 12 euros, a coffee costs about 4 euros. You will find a variety of appetisers on the menu. If you want to treat yourself not only to a good view but also to a fine meal, there is brioche with black caviar on the menu. Such a treat costs 86 euros. You can visit the rooftop in good weather or in the rain. 

Neringa rooftop is the perfect place to enjoy the multifaceted views of the whole city. You just need to enter the Neringa Hotel and take the lift to the fifth floor.The best way to spend the sun in the city is at the cosy rooftop bar. The Neringa rooftop bar is a great place to enjoy the last rays of the sun and a beautiful view of the city. The rooftop bar has two large outdoor terraces and 1 covered terrace. On a sunny day the best option is to sit outside. I recommend trying the cocktails they will definitely brighten up your evening. The open terrace is the best option to enjoy the sunset and see the iconic places of Vilnius from here you can see the old church skyscrapers opera theatre and even the Gediminas Tower. If it's rainy or overcast you can still enjoy the view. Take a seat on the covered terrace. Order some hot drinks. If you get cold you can take a plaid which is available on the terrace. Vilnius is beautiful in any weather. From the rooftop you can see the bell tower we were in today.

Neringa rooftop is the perfect place to enjoy the multifaceted views of the whole city. You just need to enter the Neringa Hotel and take the lift to 

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Neringa Rooftop Bar

Stopping at the Salt Lake, we recommend wading into the water. The activity can be described as moderate difficulty, and while wading, it's advisable to wear rubber footwear or to walk carefully without shoes as the lake bottom is slippery, but it is great to feel the effects of the warm and hot currents of water coming from the ground. 

The Salt Lake is a thermal body of water and it is not recommended to spend more than 15 minutes in the water at a time. 

The water level is shallow near the shore, but it gets deeper as you go along, so if you have younger children in the water, we recommend that you supervise them.

Salt Lake is a closed body of water, it was named after the "Salt" lake because of the abundant salt crystals in it. The salinity of this lake is even seven times higher than the salinity of the Red Sea water and is as much as 280 grams per 1 liter. 

The surface area of the salt lake is 50 thousand. m2, water spreads through porous columns (limestone fragments and sandstone) and also flows through cracks between the "Hidden" bay and the lake. The continuous process of evaporation exceeds the increase in salinity of the lake, and although the water level in the lake is affected by the movement of the tides, it appears dry during the hot summer. 

There are organisms in the lake that have effectively adapted to extremely salty conditions, such as Artemia sp. and some halophytes that grow on the edge of the lake and some species of birds that stop there to feed on worms and some of the tiny organisms that live around the lake.

Salt Lake is a closed body of water, it was named after the "Salt" lake because of the abundant salt crystals in it. The salinity of this lake is even

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Salt Lake in Ras Mohammed park

Stopping at the Earth Fissure allows you to view the fissure by walking around it, with activity ranging from easy to moderate difficulty. The area is sandy and somewhat hilly, but with comfortable footwear, navigating the terrain should not pose any significant challenges.

Stopping at the Hidden Bay Cove, the activity level is of moderate difficulty. The cove has a sandy bottom with no coral reefs, but to make walking more comfortable, it's recommended to wear rubber footwear. Those who wish can also swim, but please note that the water is from the Red Sea, and there are no changing rooms or showers available upon exiting the shore.

It is a narrow open fissure, a crack dating back thousands of years. The fissure was not visible until 1968, when an earthquake hit the surface and the fissure opened. The length of the channel is about 42 m, the width is 0.2-2 m, the water depth is about 14 m. The rift is connected to the sea through underground narrow channels that cause the water level to rise and fall with the tides. Some species of animals have adapted to live in such specific conditions, such as the blind red shrimp, some mollusks and algae.

"Hidden Bay" or "Maldives in Egypt" - is a small bay connected to the Red Sea. On the south side, the water is so shallow that even the bottom remains completely undisturbed during low tide. Due to this phenomenon, most of the bay is invisible to the sea, which is probably why the bay got its name. 

Another version of the origin of the name of the "Hidden" bay is that this bay is not visible from photographs taken from space. 

The Bay is formed by salt springs, the concentration of salt in it is similar to the waters of the Dead Sea. This bay is characterized by a sandy bottom with no corals, making it a great place for swimming.

Another unique feature of Lake Hiden Bay is that the water is partially desalinated, as the lake is fed by underground freshwater springs, which may be the reason why the water is colder, even on a hot day.

The hidden bay stretches for 1.9 km and is 300 m wide, and the colour of the water, depending on the time of day and the light, ranges from bright emerald to dark blue - it looks like the real Maldives.

It is a narrow open fissure, a crack dating back thousands of years. The fissure was not visible until 1968, when an earthquake hit the surface and th

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Earthquake Crack and Hidden Bay

The activity level is of moderate difficulty, as the coral reefs are close to the shore, and even non-swimmers (with safety vests, of course) can don a mask to see the stunning underwater beauty of the Red Sea: coral reefs, fish, etc. I recommend wearing snorkeling shoes to avoid injury from the coral reefs near the shore. Swimming and snorkeling are possible for children, but adult supervision is recommended.

If you prefer to walk along the seafront, the activity level is moderate, but as you will be walking partly on a sandy shore and partly on the water, it is recommended that you wear rubber shoes or slippers.


Camping in Ras Mohammed National Park is an immersive way to experience the natural beauty and tranquility of this protected area. The park offers designated camping areas where visitors can set up tents and spend the night under a canopy of stars. Camping here provides a unique opportunity to enjoy the serenity of the desert and the coastal environment after the daytime crowds have left. Visitors can partake in activities such as stargazing, storytelling around a campfire, and night-time wildlife spotting. The experience is ideal for those looking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of modern life and reconnect with nature. Whether you're an experienced camper or a novice, Ras Mohammed camping offers a memorable adventure in one of Egypt's most stunning natural settings.

If you are only coming to Ras Mohamed Park for one day and do not wish to stay overnight at a camping, we recommend swimming and snoorkeling. The coral reefs are close to the shore, so even beginner divers will have a great opportunity to get to know the underwater world of the Red Sea by observing the colourful coral reefs and marine life. If you are going on your own, it is recommended that you bring diving equipment, wetsuits and life jackets in winter, and swimming trunks. If you go to Ras Mohamed on an overland excursion with  tour creator, a safety vest, diving mask and swimwear will be provided free of charge.

Another great offer and way to pass the time while waiting for the specially prepared lunch is to take a walk along the seashore to observe the fossilised corals, shells, and the crabs and fish that swim along the shore.

Lunch at the campsite (grilled chicken, salad, rice, potatoes, all specially prepared for you, fresh and delicious. Delicious herbal and fragrant locally produced tea). For vegetarians, vegans or those who don't eat meat, the food can be changed on request. Lunch prices vary depending on the dishes chosen and start from USD 10 per person.


Camping in Ras Mohammed National Park is an immersive way to experience the natural beauty and tranquility of this protected area. The park offers des

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Ras Mohammed Camping

Comfortable shoes and clothes. Be careful: bees can bite. 

Beekeepers care for bee colonies, gathering honey, collecting wax, propolis, bee venom, plant pollen, and bee bread. Beekeeping has become an important auxiliary branch of agriculture, not only because of honey. After bees pollinate plants' flowers, productivity significantly increases. A successful beekeeper must possess extensive knowledge of bee life, hive management, machinery operation, driving skills, electrical engineering, and safety protocols. Only well-trained specialists can effectively manage larger apiaries, as they need to understand honeybee plants: their growth conditions, blooming periods, nectar secretion, and weather preferences. Neglecting this knowledge may result in honey shortages even in favorable years. A beekeeper must be a naturalist, artisan, and even a veterinarian, as understanding bee diseases is crucial. Many effective medicines are derived from bee products, used extensively in the cosmetics industry. Working in the apiary positively impacts human health, fostering attentiveness, diligence, and prudence. Honey, therefore, holds significance not only for bees but also for beekeepers.

This is a story about beekeeper Jaroslavas Oleškevičius.

Beekeepers care for bee colonies, gathering honey, collecting wax, propolis, bee venom, plant pollen, and bee bread. Beekeeping has become an importan

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Beekeeper

Comfortable and simple clothes, shoes. Just relax and enjoy time in artist's workshop.

Following in the footsteps of his father, Algirdas Judickas, his son Matas Judickas crafts unique interior products from wood and glass, such as long family tables or cozy coffee tables. Would you like to drink your coffee near this arty table?

Following in the footsteps of his father, Algirdas Judickas, his son Matas Judickas crafts unique interior products from wood and glass, such as long 

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Workshop of Matas Judickas

Manly beach is a top Sydney destination known for its golden sands, surf culture, and beautiful views. It's perfect for all ages and interests.
Suggestions for travelers:
•	Surfing: Ideal conditions with surf schools offering lessons and rentals.
•	Swimming: Lifeguard-patrolled areas ensure safety.
•	Sunbathing: Enjoy the soft sands, but don’t forget sunscreen and water.
•	Beach volleyball: Join or watch games on the beach.
•	The Corso: Explore cafes, restaurants, shops, and street performers.
Weather conditions:
•	December to February: Warm and sunny (20°C to 30°C / 68°F to 86°F).
•	March to May: Mild and less crowded.
•	June to August: Cooler but pleasant for beach walks and surfing.
•	September to November: Mild and ideal for all activities.
Ferry schedule:
•	Manly Ferry: Every 20-30 minutes during peak times, hourly off-peak.
•	Manly Fast Ferry: Frequent departures, especially during peak hours. Check their website for schedules.
Accessibility:
•	Wheelchairs: Accessible ramps and pathways, with nearby accessible toilets.
•	Kids: Family-friendly with shallow swimming areas, playgrounds, and kid-friendly cafes.
•	Pets: Dogs on leashes allowed in certain areas, with off-leash zones nearby.
Manly beach offers something for everyone, from surfing and swimming to exploring The Corso. It’s a perfect spot for a memorable and enjoyable day out in Sydney.


Welcome to a perfect day in Manly, one of Sydney's most beloved coastal towns! Start your adventure with a scenic ferry ride from Circular Quay. As you glide across Sydney Harbour, take in the breathtaking views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The 30-minute journey is the perfect introduction to the beauty that awaits you.

Upon arrival at Manly Wharf, you’re greeted by a vibrant seaside town bustling with activity. The Corso, a lively pedestrian mall, leads you from the wharf to the beach. Here, you can grab a coffee at a cozy café, browse boutique shops for unique souvenirs, or treat yourself to some delicious ice cream. The friendly locals and laid-back atmosphere make it a joy to explore.

Manly Beach is famous for its golden sands and excellent surfing conditions. Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or a beginner wanting to take a lesson, the waves here are perfect for all levels. If surfing isn’t your thing, you can simply relax on the sand, swim in the clear waters, or take a stroll along the scenic promenade.

For those seeking a quieter experience, I recommend a picturesque 10-15 minute walk to Shelly Beach. Head south along the promenade from Manly Beach, enjoying the coastal views and lush greenery. Along the way, you’ll notice small metal sculptures that serve as artistic expressions and educational markers, providing insights into the history, marine life, and cultural significance of the region. The path is flat and accessible, suitable for all ages.

Shelly Beach is a tranquil, sheltered cove perfect for snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing. The calm waters are teeming with marine life, making it a snorkeler's paradise. The beach also holds cultural significance for the local Aboriginal people, with historical sites and artifacts dotting the landscape. It’s a peaceful spot to enjoy nature and unwind.

After a relaxing time at Shelly Beach, head back to Manly for a late lunch or early dinner. The town offers a variety of dining options, from fresh seafood restaurants to casual eateries. Enjoy your meal with a view of the ocean, soaking in the ambiance of this charming seaside town.

As the day draws to a close, make your way back to the wharf for the ferry ride home. The journey back to Sydney in the evening is magical, with the city lights reflecting on the water and the iconic landmarks illuminated against the night sky. It’s the perfect end to a day filled with adventure and relaxation.

Sydney truly offers a blend of urban excitement and natural splendor that captivates every visitor. As you reflect on your day, you’ll find that the charm of Manly and the warmth of its people make this city an unforgettable destination. Thank you for joining me on this tour, and I hope you’ve enjoyed discovering the beauty and culture of Manly. Safe travels!


Welcome to a perfect day in Manly, one of Sydney's most beloved coastal towns! Start your adventure with a scenic ferry ride from Circular Quay. As y

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Manly Beach

Ras Mohammed National Park enjoys a desert climate, with hot summers and mild winters. During summer (May to September), temperatures can soar above 40°C (104°F), while in winter (November to February), they range between 14°C (57°F) at night and 25°C (77°F) during the day. The spring (March to April) and autumn (October) seasons offer moderate temperatures, making them ideal for visiting.
Clothing suggestions:
Summer: Wear lightweight, breathable clothing such as cotton or linen to stay cool. A wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential to protect against the intense sun.
Winter: Layered clothing is recommended for the cooler mornings and evenings. A light jacket or sweater can be handy.
Footwear: Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots are ideal for exploring the park's rugged terrain.
Swimwear: Don’t forget your swimwear if you plan to take a dip in the Salt Lake, enjoy the Hidden Bay, Ras Mohhamed rock or camping place for snorkeling.
Accessibility:
Ras Mohammed is a family-friendly destination. However, some areas may require careful supervision due to uneven terrain.
The tour includes areas that might be challenging for those with mobility issues. The Gates of Allah, Mangrove Forest, and Salt Lake are relatively accessible, but the Earthquake Crack and Ras Mohammed Rock may require more effort. It is advisable to assess individual fitness levels and consult with tour guides for tailored assistance.
General tips: Always carry plenty of water to stay hydrated, and consider bringing snacks, especially if traveling with children. Adequate sun protection and comfortable seating options for rest breaks are also recommended. 
Note: If you need a live guide, you can contact the tour creator.


Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders of Ras Mohammed National Park. This full-day excursion will take you through a diverse array of stunning sites, each offering a unique glimpse into the beauty and geological marvels of this protected area.

Begin your adventure at the iconic Gates of Allah, a symbolic entrance to Ras Mohammed National Park. These impressive stone structures stand as a welcoming beacon, setting the tone for the natural splendor that lies ahead.

Explore the lush Mangrove Forest, a vital ecosystem that supports a rich diversity of wildlife. Walk along the boardwalks and witness the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this saline environment, offering a serene and educational experience.
Discover the dramatic Earthquake Crack, a fascinating geological formation resulting from seismic activity. Nearby, the Hidden Bay awaits with its tranquil waters and secluded beaches, perfect for a peaceful retreat amidst nature's grandeur.

Visit the mystical Salt Lake, known for its high salinity and therapeutic properties. Marvel at the shimmering waters and enjoy the unique sensation of buoyancy as you float effortlessly on the lake's surface.

Stand in awe of Ras Mohammed Rock, a striking natural rock formation that offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. This spot is ideal for photography and provides a moment of reflection amidst the rugged beauty of the park.

Conclude your adventure with an optional camping experience under the starry skies of Ras Mohammed. Enjoy a night in the wilderness, surrounded by the sounds of nature and the tranquility of the desert. This is the perfect way to end your day, creating lasting memories of your time in this incredible natural paradise.

Ras Mohammed National Park receives around 50,000 tourists each year, and the number of visitors is increasing with the popularity of the Sinai region. Be One of them and discover the stunning Ras Mohamed National Park.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders of Ras Mohammed National Park. This full-day excursion will

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Ras Mohammed National Park by land

Comfortable clothes and shoes, depends on the weather. But be careful of bees when you will be visiting a beekeeper. 

Are you ready to hear interesting stories of Alytus people? Welcome to Algirdas Judickas and Matas Judickas workshops. They will tell you all about beautiful wood works. Have you ever thought where honey comes from and how long bees live? A beekeeper Jaroslavas Oleškevičius is ready to tell you. Also, Aušra and Darius invite you to visit their homestead "Svajų skrynia". Are you interested in history? Pastor Monsignor Vincas Baublys, Dean of Alytus Deanery can tell you interesting stories about Pivašiūnai St. Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

So, which story is your most interesting?

Are you ready to hear interesting stories of Alytus people? Welcome to Algirdas Judickas and Matas Judickas workshops. They will tell you all about be

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Swamp bathing in Dzūkija

In just a few days, you can explore its diverse attractions and activities. Here’s a condensed itinerary to make the most of your visit:
Day 1: Coastal Walk and Beach Bliss
Morning: Coogee to Bondi Beach Hike
Start with a scenic 6-kilometer hike from Coogee to Bondi Beach (2-3 hours). Enjoy breathtaking ocean views, Gordons Bay, Clovelly Beach, Bronte Beach, and Tamarama Beach.
Afternoon: Bondi Beach
Spend the afternoon at Bondi Beach. Swim, surf, or relax on the golden sands. Visit the Bondi Icebergs Club for a dip in the oceanfront pool (2-3 hours).
Day 2: Wildlife Adventures and Maritime History
Morning: Wildlife and Sea Life Sydney
Explore Wildlife Sydney Zoo and Sea Life Sydney Aquarium (3-4 hours). Encounter kangaroos, koalas, and marine life like sharks and rays.
Afternoon: Pyrmont Bay
Visit the Australian National Maritime Museum in Pyrmont Bay (2-3 hours). See famous ships and replicas. Enjoy the lively waterfront.
Day 3: Beaches and Nighttime City Views
Morning: Manly Beach and Shelly Beach
Take a scenic ferry from Circular Quay to Manly Beach (30 mins). Spend the day exploring Manly and nearby Shelly Beach. Swim, snorkel, or relax (4-5 hours).
Evening: Ferry Ride Back to Sydney
Return to Sydney at sunset for a stunning view of the city skyline (30 mins). Enjoy the illuminated Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
Day 4: Iconic Sydney Harbour
All Day: Sydney Harbour
Explore Sydney Harbour. Walk the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Visit the Sydney Opera House for a tour or performance. Relax in the Royal Botanic Garden and enjoy harbor views.
Whether hiking coastal trails, diving into marine life, or enjoying iconic landmarks, Sydney promises an unforgettable adventure.

Discover the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility with the "Best of Sydney in 4 days" tour. This immersive experience takes you through some of Sydney's most iconic and picturesque locations, offering a unique combination of hiking, wildlife encounters, serene beaches, and stunning harbor views.
History: Sydney, Australia’s oldest and largest city, began as a British penal colony in 1788. It has a rich history that includes the stories of the Indigenous Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, who lived here for thousands of years before European settlement. Today, Sydney is a vibrant, multicultural metropolis.
Nature: Sydney is famous for its stunning natural beauty and unique wildlife. It boasts beautiful beaches like Bondi and Manly, a large natural harbor, and lush parks. The Royal Botanic Garden offers a green oasis in the heart of the city. Nearby, the Blue Mountains provide dramatic scenery and outdoor adventures. Sydney is home to a variety of unique animals, such as kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses. The city’s coastal waters are teeming with diverse marine life, including colorful fish, sea turtles, and occasionally migrating whales. Additionally, you might spot native birds like cockatoos and kookaburras in the city's parks and gardens.
People: Sydney’s population is diverse and multicultural, with residents from all over the world. This mix of cultures contributes to the city's dynamic atmosphere. Sydneysiders, as the locals are known, are friendly and welcoming, embodying the laid-back Australian lifestyle.
Culture: Sydney is a cultural hub with world-class attractions. The Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge are iconic landmarks. The city hosts numerous festivals, including Vivid Sydney, which lights up the city with spectacular light displays. You can also explore museums, galleries, and theaters showcasing a rich tapestry of arts and history. The food scene is vibrant, with a variety of international cuisines reflecting the city's multicultural heritage.
Sydney is a city that celebrates its history while embracing the present and looking forward to the future. Its natural beauty, diverse population, and rich cultural landscape make it a unique and captivating place to live and visit. Whether exploring its historic sites, enjoying its stunning natural vistas, or immersing oneself in its vibrant culture, Sydney offers an experience like no other, making it a must-visit destination.

Discover the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility with the "Best of Sydney in 4 days" tour. This immersive experience takes you through some of 