Ramin Jetty

Ramin Fishing Jetty lies in southeastern Iran, in the heart of Ramin village, one of the most beautiful and lively stretches of coast in Chabahar. About seven kilometres from the centre of Chabahar, with a view over the Sea of Oman and surrounded by the mountains of Tis Kopal village, the jetty holds a unique position among the coastal attractions of Sistan and Baluchestan Province. The combination of unspoiled shores, calm seas and the semi-desert landscape around it offers a captivating scene for nature lovers, photographers and marine tourism enthusiasts.

The hot, humid summer climate can make a trip here challenging, but in autumn and winter, with mild temperatures and cool breezes, Ramin becomes one of travellers' favourite destinations. The jetty is not only an important fishing centre in the region; with its cargo and leisure vessels, its fishing boats, and the fishermen who return every day with king prawns and fresh fish, it has a lively atmosphere. Many visitors come to watch the catch being brought in, to see the sunrise or sunset, or simply to enjoy the calm of the sea waves.

Getting to the jetty is simple and short: just head east from Chabahar, and after a beautiful road that passes through the mountains, you will reach Ramin Jetty. Around the jetty there are fish stalls, recreational boat rides, and even surfing opportunities for those interested. Ramin is a place where culture, nature and the daily life of the local people come together to create one of the most authentic travel experiences in southern Iran.