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Nabq Protected Area, Egypt | Jeep Safari

Nabq Protected area Egypt offers much more than you expect, as the sea and the desert allow you to do activities between Jeep safari in the desert, skiing on the dunes, snorkeling, diving, and camel tours along the sea, as well as learning about the life of the Bedouins on-site.

Nabq Reserve is a piece of dazzling beauty located a few minutes north of Sharm El Sheikh airport. Nabq was declared a nature reserve in 1992, covering an area of ​​600 square kilometers between sea and land.
The reserve is inhabited by Bedouins who live off fishing and is a popular destination for nature lovers, as tourists come to camp and observe wildlife and migratory birds.

The mangrove forest in Nabq is the last tropical extension of its growth in the Indian Ocean and the Red Sea.

Mangroves live in salt water; the plant can extract fresh water and eliminate salt through the leaves. These trees have many benefits at the geological level, in addition to the cycle of living organisms. They help stabilize the coasts and retain sediments. Mangrove forests are also important areas for the reproduction of fish and invertebrates and the settlements of many types of migratory and resident birds.