Jazireh-Ye Lavan, or Lavan Island, lies in the Persian Gulf off Iran's coast. Covering 78 square kilometers, the island is a major hub for Iran's oil industry, with one of the four primary terminals for crude oil export. The island sits atop the Lawan gas field, containing significant gas reserves.

While primarily an industrial center, Lavan Island offers opportunities to explore its rugged coastline and natural beauty. The Lawan Lighthouse, a prominent landmark, provides a glimpse into the island's maritime history.

Due to its industrial focus, Lavan Island doesn't offer extensive shopping or vibrant nightlife. However, visitors can enjoy the island's natural surroundings and appreciate its unique industrial infrastructure.