The Straits of Tiran is a passage of water which separates the Sinai and Arabian peninsulas off the coast of Egypt. The Straits vary in width from as little as 2.5 km up to 13 km. Four reefs lie in the centre occupy the of the Strait and these are called Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas and Gordon Reefs - they are named after British cartographers who mapped them. There is a large wrecked ship grounded on one of the reefs at a precarious angle. Access is only possible by boat and the nearest major town is Sharm el Sheik which is approximately 1.5 hours away by boat.
Tiran Island is one of the top attractions in Sharm el-Sheikh, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Tiran Island, including popular choices like Swissôtel Sharm El Sheikh All Inclusive Collection, Sol Y Mar Naama Bay Sharm El Sheikh, Novotel Sharm El Sheikh, Ghazala Beach, Naama Bay Promenade Beach Resort.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Tiran Island, Na'ama Bay, Al Mustafa Mosque, Gardens Bay, Tiger Bay, all within a convenient distance from Tiran Island.