Discover the Red Sea coast of Sudan on a short journey combining the lively atmosphere of Port Sudan with the historic remains of Suakin, one of the region’s most intriguing former trading ports. The program offers an introduction to Port Sudan, a visit to the atmospheric island of Suakin and time to experience the distinctive character of Sudan’s Red Sea coast. With private transportation, an English-speaking guide, airport transfers and the necessary travel permits included, this itinerary provides a convenient way to explore this lesser-visited part of Sudan.
Highlights:
♦ Port Sudan: Explore Sudan’s principal Red Sea port and discover the character of this coastal city during a guided city tour.
♦ Suakin Island: Travel from Port Sudan to the historic island of Suakin and explore its atmospheric remains and museum, offering an insight into the island’s long-standing importance.
♦ Red Sea Coast: Experience the distinctive landscapes and atmosphere of Sudan’s Red Sea region, with optional opportunities for diving or snorkelling.
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