Take a look at its shape and you will quickly understand why Dragon Island was so named. Visitors looking to get close to nature cover their bodies with white clay before going for a dip in the lagoon. On the beach, young and old alike have fun searching for treasures from the sea. At low tide, the island’s geological oddities are accessible on foot. Majdouline Island also has an extraordinary collection of shells. It is home to colonies of wading birds, herons and pink flamingos.