Fifteen (15) samples of natural waters were brought from different sources: projects of tap water, Ground water, in Aden governorate. Long-term technique for alpha particles emission with solid state nuclear track detector (SSNTD) CR-39 detectors has been used to determine the concentrations of radon (222Rn). The results of measurements have shown that the highest value of radon gas concentration in tap water was found in T4 (Crutter) region, which was equal to (0.060±0.0021Bq/L), while the lowest value of radon gas concentration was found in T10 (Little Aden) region, which was equal to (0.044±0.0015Bq/L), with an average value of (0.051±0.0020Bq/L).
The highest value of radon gas concentration in ground samples was found in G1 (Beer Ahmed) region, which was equal to (0.106±0.0030), while the lowest value of radon gas concentration was found in G4 (Beer Nasser) region, which was equal to (0.085±0.0020), with an average value of (0.097±0.0020).
The highest value of annual effective dose in tap water samples was found in T4 region, which was equal to (0.219μSv/y), while the lowest value of annual effective dose was found in T10 region, which was equal to (0.161μSv/y), with an average value of (0.186μSv/y). The highest value of annual effective dose in ground water samples was found in G1 region, which was equal to (1.29μSv/y), while the lowest value of annual effective dose was found in G4 region, which was equal to (1.04μSv/y), with an average value of (1.19μSv/y). These values are regarded less in comparison with the allowed normal limit which is about 100μsv.y-1 for drinking water. In general radon gas concentrations in tap and ground water samples were less than the recommended value (11.1Bq/L) given by (USEPA, 2012). There for tap and Ground water in all the studied sites in Aden Governorate is safe as for as radon concentration, and there will be no risk on the human being life.