Port Sudan, Sudan's second-largest city and main seaport, offers a captivating mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. Strategically located on the Red Sea coast, it serves as a vital entry point for Sudanese imports and exports. Explore the city's rich past in the old district, characterized by colonial buildings and bustling traditional markets.  The desert climate brings scorching summer temperatures, so pack light clothing and sunscreen!

Port Sudan is a haven for beach lovers, boasting pristine white-sand beaches with crystal-clear waters.  For diving enthusiasts, world-class diving opportunities await at Sanganeb National Park and Dungonab Marine National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Sites).

Delve deeper into the city's history and culture at the Port Sudan Museum. Pay your respects at the Martyrs' Monument, honoring Sudanese heroes.  Explore the local markets for unique crafts, spices, and other products.  Experience the vibrant nightlife at local restaurants and bars, where you can savor delicious local cuisine and live music.  Treat yourself to fresh, daily-caught fish and seafood like tuna, grouper, and shrimp. Don't miss Ful Medames, a traditional Sudanese dish sure to tantalize your taste buds.