Siyoul Lagoon

The Siyoul Islands, located just a two-hour boat ride in the north direction from the Red Sea Governorate in Egypt, boast an array of diverse and captivating dive sites. Among these sites is Siyoul Lagoon, situated on the north side of Siyoul Soraya Island. This stunning lagoon offers an enchanting main reef and an exquisite plateau/coral garden, accessible through a small channel.

Siyoul Lagoon is teeming with a rich variety of marine life, including nudibranchs, glass fish, puffer fish, clown fish, and an abundance of other captivating reef fish. Its main attraction lies in its beautifully overgrown main reef and the slightly lower yet equally captivating coral garden. Anchored at the lagoon, you can venture to the outer edge of the main reef by following a 5m plateau. Along this plateau, a captivatingly overgrown block often serves as a residence for lionfish. Continuing your exploration, you have the option to either follow the main reef northward in the shallow area or dive eastwards towards the coral garden, located at a depth range of 20m. If you choose to dive approximately 20 minutes towards the north, you'll reach a plateau at a depth of 15m. Don't miss the chance to witness vast schools of spikes, lionfish, moray eels, and other captivating reef inhabitants along the main reef.

Siyoul Lagoon is suitable for divers of all levels, welcoming both beginners and advanced explorers. With excellent visibility of up to 24m and a maximum depth of 18m, this dive site offers an enriching experience for all underwater enthusiasts. Don't miss out on this remarkable diving opportunity located in Egypt's Red Sea Governorate.