Tiran Island Tours and Tickets

There are many different ways to experience Tiran Island. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours and trips available right now:

• Discover Scuba Diving Sharm el Sheik
• Excursion to Tiran Island by Boat
• Tiran Island Snorkeling Experience by Yacht from Sharm el Sheik
• Tiran Island Full-day Snorkeling Sea Trip and Intro Dive from Sharm el Sheik
• Full-Day Tiran Island Snorkeling Sea Trip and Lunch with Sharm el Sheik Transfer

Tiran is an uninhabited island and the only way to visit its waters is by private boat or a guided excursion. For day-long guided trips, prices start from around US$22. If you want to include extras, such as lunch or scuba diving, expect to pay up to US$70 per person.

Tiran Island sits directly opposite Sharm el Sheik, separated by the Tiran Strait. The only way to reach its waters is by boat, leaving from Naama Bay, Shark’s Bay, or nearby jetties. Most visitors hire private charter boats or join organized day trips, most of which include round-trip transfers to the port from Sharm el Sheik hotels.

Yes, the waters of Tiran Island can be suitable for families, but it's worth researching options to find the most appropriate trip for your group. Seek out family-friendly cruises with lunch included or shorter snorkeling trips to avoid a tiring day in the sun. Turtles, fish, and shipwrecks are captivating for all ages.

Mother nature provides the bounty of attractions around Tiran Island, with coral reefs, lagoons, and an abundance of marine wildlife. Snorkeling and scuba diving are popular ways to check out the natural attractions, including the reefs—Jackson, Woodhouse, Thomas, and Gordon—along with shipwrecks.

No, Tiran Island is uninhabited, so you can’t visit independently. Most excursions start from Sharm el Sheik, where you’ll find plenty of PADI dive excursions, ranging from beginner open-water dives to specialist wreck-diving expeditions.