Bousarmeh Beach

Bousarmeh Beach, formerly known as Bouselmeh, lies in the town of Kushkenar in Parsian County, Hormozgan Province, just a few minutes from the Tabin Port jetty. It is regarded as one of the most beautiful and unspoiled beaches in Hormozgan, and its unrivalled scenery lets visitors spend hours by the sea enjoying the calm and beauty of the area. The beach takes its name from "Pedar Salameh" (Salameh's father), who used to travel to this area in a rowing boat, and so the beach came to be recorded under his name.

This beautiful beach lies beyond the Persian Gulf Window and is only ten to fifteen minutes away from it. Bousarmeh Beach, just before Tabin Port, is one of the natural attractions of Parsian County and one of the best photography locations in southern Iran. It is usually popular with nature lovers and photography bloggers in the second half of the year and in the hours close to sunset. The sand on the beach appears in two bands: a coarse lower band and a soft upper band. In the past, turtles used to lay their eggs in the soft band, but as the beach has shrunk and the water now reaches the upper section, this no longer happens.

To reach the beach, simply follow the road from the Persian Gulf Window to Tabin Port; visitors can easily find this unspoiled and scenic beach using maps and the available locations. Responsible nature tourism is especially important in this area, including not leaving litter behind, protecting the coastal vegetation and taking care of the area's natural conditions.