Naz Island, Qeshm

Naz Island is one of the unique attractions of Qeshm Island in Hormozgan Province. This small, beautiful island lies 22 kilometers from the city of Qeshm, along the coast, and is considered one of the region's important tourist attractions. Naz Island covers about three hectares and is completely flat, with no sandy beach. Nobody lives on these islands; local fishermen have simply built a few storehouses and shelters there as places to rest. At low tide, a strip of land emerges and connects the islands to the coast of Qeshm. It is the only place where you can walk on foot up to one kilometer into the waters of the Persian Gulf and reach the island.

Unlike other islands, Naz Island has no vegetation, and its surface is completely open and almost entirely sandy. This purity and simplicity gives the island an untouched, mysterious atmosphere that can give visitors a sense of calm and adventure. This feature also makes Naz Island a unique place for beach activities and walking. The best time to visit the Naz Islands is at low tide, because the water recedes and a land route forms between the coast of Qeshm and the islands.

The best time to visit the Naz Islands in Qeshm is from late autumn to early spring, that is, from Aban to Farvardin. During this period, the weather on the island is pleasant and cooler than in summer, creating ideal conditions for tourism. On the island you can enjoy recreational activities such as diving, surfing, kitesurfing and parasailing.