Kamb Beach

Kamb Beach, often also known as Kamb Terrace Beach, lies about 5 kilometres east of Chabahar, next to the village of Kamb. It is one of the most spectacular natural sights in Sistan and Baluchestan, and thanks to its rocky setting it offers an unrivalled view over the Sea of Oman.

The rocky edges of this beach resemble a headland, which is why it is also known as "Kamb Headland". The cliffs stand like a natural terrace high above the Makran Sea, with the endless blue of the water stretching out below them as far as the eye can see. Some of the edges are very high and undercut, so visitors who approach carelessly are at risk and must take proper care.

To reach the beach, follow the coastal road from Chabahar eastward and, after passing through the village of Kamb, take the rocky track onto the terrace. The best time to visit is at sunrise or sunset, when the soft sunlight falls on the water and the rocks and creates a peaceful, beautiful scene. Because of the risk of drops and the height of the cliffs, visitors should not approach the edges carelessly and should always follow the principles of responsible nature tourism.