Khamasi Beach

Khamasi Beach, also known as "Kaleh Khamasi," is located on Hengam Island in Hormozgan Province. It is considered one of the island's unspoiled and less crowded spots. The soft golden sand and clear turquoise water create a calm, pleasant setting for nature tourism and relaxation in the heart of the Persian Gulf.

The nature of Khamasi Beach has remained completely untouched, and in some parts there are rocks that allow visitors to enjoy gentle diving and an exciting experience. The waters of this beach are home to a variety of marine species, including sea urchins and jellyfish, giving travellers a vivid picture of the marine ecosystem. Activities such as swimming, boating and camping are common in this part of Hengam Island and offer an experience close to nature.

To reach Khamasi Beach, you must first get to Hengam Island. Boats from Qeshm Island usually carry visitors across, and the route from the old Hengam area leads, through gardens and traditional houses, to the entrance of the beach. The best time to visit is autumn and winter, when the weather is milder and suitable for sightseeing and camping. While enjoying the beautiful scenery, visitors should take care to protect the environment: take your litter back with you, avoid making noise, and respect marine life.