Flights to Port Sudan, Sudan - Travel Tips & Information
(Starting from 27th January, 2026 - Every Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday)
Planning a journey to one of the Red Sea’s most fascinating coastal gateways? SalamAir now offers convenient and affordable flights from Muscat to Port Sudan, a historic port city known for its pristine coral reefs, maritime heritage, and relaxed seaside atmosphere.
Port Sudan is Sudan’s principal seaport and a key hub on the Red Sea, offering a unique blend of culture, trade, and natural beauty. With its warm coastline, turquoise waters, and nearby islands, the city has become a growing destination for divers, adventurers, and travelers seeking authentic, off-the-beaten-path experiences.
The city reflects a rich multicultural history shaped by trade routes connecting Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. Its streets, markets, and waterfront districts provide a glimpse into Sudanese coastal life, with traditional architecture, maritime landmarks, and vibrant local communities.
Beyond the city itself, Port Sudan is renowned among global diving enthusiasts for its untouched marine ecosystems. Nearby reefs and national parks—home to colorful corals, shipwrecks, and diverse sea life—offer some of the most spectacular underwater experiences in the Red Sea region.
Whether you're exploring historic neighborhoods, relaxing by the waterfront, or setting out on a Red Sea adventure, Port Sudan offers a calm and welcoming atmosphere rooted in culture, history, and nature.
SalamAir operates direct flights from Muscat to Port Sudan, making it easier than ever to discover this unique destination on the Red Sea coast.
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THINGS TO SEE
Sanganeb Marine National Park
Located off the coast of Port Sudan, Sanganeb Marine National Park is one of the Red Sea’s most celebrated marine sanctuaries and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral walls, and rich marine biodiversity, it is a dream destination for divers and snorkelers. Visitors can also climb the iconic Sanganeb Lighthouse for breathtaking panoramic sea views.
Red Sea Coral Reefs & Dive Sites
Port Sudan is home to some of the world’s least-disturbed coral ecosystems. The surrounding waters offer numerous dive locations featuring dramatic drop-offs, colorful reefs, and historic shipwrecks. Whether you’re an experienced diver or simply enjoy marine excursions, the Red Sea coast here promises unforgettable underwater exploration.
Port Sudan Old Town & Waterfront
The city’s historic center reflects its maritime and colonial heritage, with traditional buildings, arched façades, and old sea-trading districts. A walk along the waterfront promenade offers views of the harbor, fishing boats, and daily coastal life — especially beautiful at sunset.