Ras Nasrani

Introduction
Ras Nasrani sits where the Sinai coast meets the Red Sea north of Sharm El Sheikh, a well-known drift dive on the reef chain running up from Ras Mohammed National Park. Its stage is a sandy plateau off the wall: turtles graze the reef slope, gorgonian fans spread along the drop-off, and on lucky days oceanic whitetip sharks materialize out of the blue. Close to the airport and resort strip, it works both as a boat site and as the house reef of several hotels, with shore entry possible. Together with Ras Um Sid to the south, it forms the twin pillars of Sharm's coral diving.
✨ Highlights
🛈 Practical Info
💡 Tips
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Ras Nasrani?
Carry a surface marker buoy for drift dives — boat crews track and follow it. Wind and current build in the afternoon; the early boat gets calmer seas and clearer water.





