The western side of Tiran island is bordered by a madreporic formation standing over a splendid coral lagoon with an average depth of 10-12 meters. A transverse stony coral wall divides the lagoon in two parts - North and South Laguna - which are both marked by a beacon. South Laguna, the larger of the two, is the best mooring point in the region and offers safe shelter from any unfavourable sea conditions. Its marvellous turquoise waters are a truly unforgettable sight. You can access South Laguna by going round its beacon. read more »