Beris Beach

Beris Jetty is one of the most popular jetties near Chabahar, and in recent years many tourists have travelled to Chabahar to see its beauty. The Beris jetty and beach lie 60 kilometres east of the port of Chabahar. The route to this beach follows some of the most beautiful roads in southern Iran, which are themselves among the sights of Sistan and Baluchestan Province. Along this road, where the mountains meet the sea, you travel between winding cliffs and the Makran Sea. Over many long years, the erosion of the mountains in this area has shaped rocks into strange and unusual forms. Another of the beauties of Beris Beach is the blowhole (wave-spout) phenomenon found in this area.

Thanks to its native vegetation and diverse wildlife, the area around Beris Beach is recognised as an important natural habitat. Plants that are resistant to desert conditions and a variety of birds and animals add to the area's ecological appeal. Because of its distinctive geographical position, Beris Beach offers natural features such as sand dunes and sea cliffs, along with pristine, untouched landscapes.

On this beach, the powerful waves of the sea create a natural fountain, and the height and force of their spray make for a beautiful and spectacular sight. The best time to see this natural phenomenon is in the month of Shahrivar, during the summer season.