Sanganebin National Park is a marine nature reserve in Sudan. It consists of a coral reef and its only atoll in the Red Sea, about 25 km off the coast of Sudan. Along with the Dungonab Bay-Mukkawar National Park, it has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016.
The reef is elongated oval in shape with a shallow lagoon in the middle. It is a popular diving destination. A national park was established on the reef in 1990.
The reef is elongated oval in shape with a shallow lagoon in the middle. It is a popular diving destination. A national park was established on the reef in 1990.