Liltin Beach

Liltin Beach is a stretch of the Persian Gulf coastline at the village of Liltin, in Imam Hassan District, Deylam County, Bushehr Province, Iran. The village of Liltin lies about 19 km south of Bandar Deylam and 46 km north of Bandar Genaveh. Only about 3 km from the Persian Gulf shore, it is one of the access points to an unspoiled, natural beach in the south of the country. The village's location on Iran's southern coast means the surrounding shores, with their golden sands and sea views, offer a beautiful panorama of the water and sky of the Persian Gulf, making them a quiet destination for travellers.

Liltin Beach is known for its unspoiled nature, open sea views, wide horizon and the typical features of the southern Persian Gulf coastal ecosystem. The deep blue waters of the Persian Gulf with their gentle waves, the sandy shore and the calm scenery give visitors a combination of sea and beach experiences. Because the beach lies in a less developed, little-visited area, it has a peaceful atmosphere that suits relaxing, watching the sunset, landscape photography and walking beside the sea.

To reach Liltin Beach, you can set out from Bandar Deylam or take the rural roads of Imam Hassan District. The village of Liltin lies beside the Genaveh–Deylam road, and you can get close to the beach by following the minor village tracks. The best time to visit is autumn, winter and early spring, when the weather in southern Iran is milder and more pleasant, while summer, with its intense heat and high humidity, is not very suitable for visiting the beach. Responsible nature tourism is important when you visit: do not leave litter, respect the marine and coastal environment, and keep the natural quiet.