Simorgh Beach

Simorgh Beach Park is located in the southeast of Kish Island, Hormozgan Province, and is one of the most popular green and coastal spaces among tourists and island residents. It lies along Marjan Boulevard, between Jahan Road and the cycling path, and covers an area of about 15,000 square meters with a shoreline of roughly 300 meters. Nearby hotels such as the Marina Park Hotel and the Simorgh Hotel add to the appeal of the area. The park's spacious, pleasant setting makes it a good place for walking, family outings and relaxing by the sea.

One of the special features of Simorgh Beach Park is its sculptures and artistic figures, which also turn it into a cultural and artistic space. Among the most notable is the face of Attar of Nishapur, a sculpture whose long hair and beard seem to dance in the cool sea breeze, inviting visitors into the world of poetry and philosophy. These works give the park a distinctive identity and make the visit more enjoyable for tourists. Simorgh Beach Park offers a wide range of amenities and recreational facilities for visitors. These include shaded gazebos and benches, a seaside walking path and a cycling path that run along the shore. Water sports enthusiasts can also use the Simorgh Marine Recreation Club for activities such as jet skiing, boating, flyboarding and diving, enjoying an exciting and varied experience alongside the calm of the beach.

To reach Simorgh Beach, you can go by private car or taxi, heading toward Marjan Boulevard and then between Jahan Road to reach the park entrance. Minibus line No. 2 also has a stop called "Dolphin Park" near this beach, making public transport an option. Visiting Simorgh Beach Park is free for everyone and possible at any hour of the day. The best time to visit is usually in the morning or evening, when temperatures are milder and the light makes the coastal scenery look even more beautiful. Spring and autumn also have more moderate weather, which is better for sightseeing. While visiting, it is vital to practice responsible tourism: do not damage the structures or sculptures, collect your litter, and help keep the environment clean and authentic.