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Reviews of Sanganeb National Park

• maaz osman

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-09-06

  In the Red Sea, it is considered the first marine reserve in Sudan, characterized by the presence of coral reefs. And the accompanying presence of plants (mangrove trees), and animals such as seabirds, marine mammals, fish and turtles. We also find the Dunqanab Bay Reserve and the Makwar Marine Island, on the Red Sea, which enjoy amazing marine richness, from the smallest marine creatures to whale sharks. It contains the endangered camel and white shark, and it is the largest natural bay harboring pearl shells. The name Sanqanib is derived from the word (Sanqani), which is a name given by the local residents of the region to a type of tree that grows in the valleys of the (Jibit) and (Singat) regions in eastern Sudan. This type of tree is somewhat similar to the coral reefs spread on the island, and this name was modified with The passage of time to the name (Sanqanib).

• mohamed hasan

  4

  Reviewed: 2024-05-20

  ‏⭕️ #The_beauty_of_Sudan ⁴ 🇸🇩 #We will catch the beauty of the bride of the Red Sea Sanganib offshore island.. Sanganib is located in the Red Sea state near the city of Port Sudan. It was given this name because it resembles the Sanganib tree that grows in the desert and desert of Jebeit Sinkat. The shape of this tree resembles the shape of coral, and over time the name changed to what it is, which is Sanganib. It is an island extending from north to south, 6 km long and 2 km wide, and includes three internal lakes, creating multiple flora and fauna environments. It is the only island in the Red Sea where the coral reef circle is complete Sanqanib is a marine reserve characterized by the presence of coral reefs and the accompanying plant and animal presence of fish and other marine life. There are about 124 coral reefs in the reserve, and there is a representation of all families of fixed and mobile molluscs, as well as sharks, Abu Elm whales, dolphins, and marine turtles. Its tourism potential prompted the World Tourism Organization to nominate it among the best natural tourism areas in the world. We tried to be a guide.. to reflect images of others.. There is a lot of Sudan in it.. the best cannot be surpassed..💙

• AHMED ALI OBAID

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-02-12

  Sanganib tourist island is 25 kilometers from Port Sudan and contains many types of fish and rare coral reefs... Its lighthouse was built to monitor the territorial waters of Sudan since 1897 AD due to its strategic location in the middle of the sea and the low water level because it is an island... ..

• Afnan Abdallah

  5

  Reviewed: 2023-12-16

  One of most astonishing places I've ever visited 🤍.

• مرشد سياحي الطائف

  4

  Reviewed: 2023-03-03

  Sanqanib is an island belonging to the Red Sea State. It is a marine reserve located near the city of Port Sudan in Sudanese territorial waters within the Red Sea. It is the first marine reserve in Sudan. The reserve is characterized by the presence of coral reefs and the accompanying presence of plants and animals, including fish and other marine life.