Tiran Island, located just 4 miles off the Sinai coast, is technically part of Saudi Arabia, but its surrounding waters are included in Egypt’s Ras Mohammed National Park. The island is renowned for its challenging diving opportunities in the Straits of Tiran, which are considered some of the best in Egypt. Snorkelers also flock to the area, drawn by the crystal-clear waters and unspoiled coral reefs. Visitors can explore a vibrant underwater world teeming with marine life, making it a prime destination for both experienced divers and snorkeling enthusiasts.
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