The national Park of Nabq is the largest national Park in the Sinai Peninsula. It is located between the towns of Sharm El Sheikh and Dahab. Near the shore you can see Tiran island. Today the national Park of Nabq is part of the national Park of RAS Mohammed, where he entered in 1992, the Park covers an area of about 600 sq km.

The main value and pride Park Nabq is its diverse flora. In the Park there are more than 130 species of diverse plant species, and this is what causes the greatest interest for tourists coming here. Only here you can see a grove known for its unique mangrove trees which convert salt water into fresh water. In addition to mangrove trees of special interest in the Park are shrubs Arak, which has the largest area in the world. In bushes and forests are home to a huge variety of birds and animals which you can observe and photograph. Among the animals in the national Park of Nabq is inhabited by gazelles, foxes, various species of reptiles, birds - osprey, gulls and storks.

It has long been known that the Nabq is a real Paradise for diving. Unusual pillar corals with beautiful lawns, where there are unusual beauty seaweed and colorful fish swim as if created in order they were monitored and photographed. The reefs are a natural maze of underwater wells, grottos and caves. For diving enthusiasts there is a rental of appropriate equipment.

Within the national Park there are a lot of small lagoons with turquoise water, where you can find sea turtles, squid, barracudas and incredibly beautiful tropical fish. In one of the bays visitors can explore the remains of an ancient ship "Mary Schroeder", thrown on the reefs.