Coconut Palm Beach

Kish Coconut Palm Beach lies in the eastern part of beautiful Kish Island, in Hormozgan Province. Covering about 20,000 square metres and home to more than 2,500 coconut palms, it is one of the most distinctive and most scenic beaches on the island. Because so many palms grow densely together in one coastal area, the place is often also known as "Coconut Beach Park", and it creates a tropical landscape of sand, sea and sky.

In terms of facilities and natural features, Coconut Palm Beach offers a pleasant combination of tall coconut palms, soft sand and clear water. Unlike many busier beaches, it has a calm, secluded atmosphere where visitors can enjoy a few moments of quiet and reflection in the shade of the trees. The beach also has gazebos, restrooms and some basic amenities. Its proximity to Ferdowsi Boulevard, at the intersection with Sahel Boulevard and Parvin Etesami Street, makes it fairly easy to reach. The Kish cycling path also passes alongside the beach, and visitors can rent a bicycle or scooter to get there.

To reach Kish Coconut Palm Beach, first travel to Kish Island and then head towards the east of the island. The beach is on the right-hand side of Ferdowsi Boulevard, at the intersection with Sahel Boulevard. It is about a 15-minute drive from the centre of Kish city. The beach is open during the day, and public visits are usually free of charge. The best time to visit is spring (Farvardin and Ordibehesht, roughly late March to May), when the weather is milder and conditions are better for using the beach facilities. In summer, the heat and high humidity can affect the visiting experience. While you are there, please avoid damaging the roots or trunks of the trees, take your rubbish with you, respect the natural environment and do not light fires.