Negin Island

Negin Island is one of Iran's small, strategically located islands in the Persian Gulf. It lies in Bushehr Province, close to the port of Bushehr. Covering about 30 hectares, the island is considered part of the Bushehr Free Zone and sits alongside islands such as Sadaf, Sadra and Abbasak. Its distinctive geographical position has made it a key site for economic and tourism development in southern Iran.

Among Negin Island's notable features are its position next to a navigable harbour basin and the possibility of independent access to the Bushehr-Borazjan highway. Because of these features, projects such as building a new 10-kilometre road and bridge to connect the island to Bushehr's main highway are on the agenda. These measures are intended to incorporate Negin Island into the Bushehr Port Special Economic Zone and to increase the zone's port capacity. The development of a container terminal on the island also plays an important role in boosting the capacity of Bushehr Port.

To reach Negin Island, you can travel from the port of Bushehr along the road that is currently under construction. Given the region's climate, the best time to visit Negin Island is autumn and winter, when the weather is milder and better suited to sightseeing. When visiting the island, practising responsible nature tourism and protecting the environment are especially important, so that you can enjoy its natural beauty while helping to preserve it.