Abu Musa Island
Abu Musa is the most southern Iranian island in the Persian Gulf, as well as the one closest to the equator. The climate in Abu Musa is very hot and humid, with little variation throughout the year. Abu Musa Island shines like a diamond in the Persian Gulf, and its peace and quiet draw a large number of visitors.
As one of the most gorgeous islands in Iran, the beautiful white beach here is mixed with the blue sea, giving you a unique and romantic perspective on life. Abu Musa Beach will not only awe you with its sweet silence created by clashing water and rocks, but there is also a rare type of immigrant sea bird near this beach. Other types of wildlife on the island include sea turtles that come to Abu Musa beach to lay eggs, sea swallows that lay eggs on the rocks near the beach, and other mammals such as rabbits. You and your family can enjoy the entertainment areas and play yards for children near the sea. The secluded and clean beach takes you away from your stress and allows you to relax in the peace and quiet of Abu Musa island. You can also go fishing with the help of locals on the island, or you can enjoy scuba diving in clean, clear water.
- Best time to visit: from January until December, when you will have a pleasant till hot temperature and none till limited rainfall.
- Location: Strait of Hormuz between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman, Iran
