Fisherman Coastal Park

Fisherman Coastal Park is located in the east of Kish Island, in Hormozgan Province, and is one of the best-known attractions in this part of the island. Covering an area of about 4,000 square metres near the recreational pier and the men's beach, the park is easy to recognise by its large, 12-metre-tall statue of a fisherman. The statue represents the culture and traditional way of life of the island's native people, who in the past worked mostly as fishermen, and it has become a symbol of Kish's cultural heritage.

Besides the magnificent statue, Fisherman Coastal Park also has beautiful, charming fountains. Two fountains, one in the west and one in the east, are joined by a narrow channel, giving this green space a distinctive look. Alongside these features, plants native to Kish Island have been planted in the park, showcasing the region's natural vegetation and adding to the beauty of the grounds. With its modern design and attention to visitors' needs, Fisherman Coastal Park offers facilities such as gazebos, beachside benches, and walking and cycling paths. The park is an especially good place for families and photography enthusiasts.

To reach Fisherman Coastal Park, take Sahel Boulevard eastward until you reach the end of the boulevard. The park is close to the men's beach and the recreational pier. Visiting the park is free and possible at any hour of the day. The best time to visit is usually in the morning or the evening, when the temperature is milder and the light makes the beach scenery look even lovelier. While visiting, it is essential to practise responsible tourism: do not damage the structures or statues, pick up your litter, and help keep the area clean and authentic.