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A popular destination, Hormuz Island was a welcome rest on our Iran itinerary. The salty air and the warm temperatures of the Persian Gulf were a different experience after the dry and cold landscapes of Northern Iran and Central Asia.
While the Strait of Hormuz is more famous than the island itself, at least from a non-Iran perspective, the small Hormuz is worth a visit. Find out why in this post, and follow the steps of Marco Polo who supposedly visited the island in 1275.
Hormuz Island, also called Hormoz, is in the Strait of Hormuz (Strait of Hormoz) in the Persian Gulf. The small island is about 5 miles (8 km) from Bandar Abbas off the Iranian Coast in the Hormozgān Province.
One of the most famous Iran islands, Hormoz is a small arid island barely 16-sq miles (42 km2) mostly composed of volcanic rocks. With almost no rains, the soil is salty, and you can find these salt formations everywhere on the island.
The life on Hormuz is still very much traditional; all centered around the main and only village of Hormuz. While a few of the attractions are in the village proper, as the Portuguese Fort, most of the things to see in Hormuz are scattered across the island.
While the island is a favorite day trip from Bandar Abbas, if you time the ferries right, it is best to take a few days to explore the island and soak in the traditional way of life.
Timestamp
0:00 intro
0:12 Bandarabbas to hormuz ferry https://goo.gl/maps/gitmHPx7iRydkYMY7
0:42 Hormoz Portuguese Castle https://goo.gl/maps/nJpkcwBCf3r7gHqS6
3:40 Rainbow Valley https://goo.gl/maps/3bw1iBazZdiH1Ge46
4:29 The Valley of the Statues https://goo.gl/maps/ccNHhUceDEH29Ees7
6:26 Shouran Cofeyshe https://goo.gl/maps/QdfawjwvB2DHqo3B6
7:00 Hormuz beach line
8:32 Hormuz red beach https://goo.gl/maps/V5vQ1DZN5dNCaD3G9
10:00 kalleh kouh beach
Gears I used
Camera Sony A7iii
Lens Tamron 28-75
Gimbal Zhiyun Weebill S
Music
Gholam naser : mashin khareji
Camera man and editor : PediPix
While the Strait of Hormuz is more famous than the island itself, at least from a non-Iran perspective, the small Hormuz is worth a visit. Find out why in this post, and follow the steps of Marco Polo who supposedly visited the island in 1275.
Hormuz Island, also called Hormoz, is in the Strait of Hormuz (Strait of Hormoz) in the Persian Gulf. The small island is about 5 miles (8 km) from Bandar Abbas off the Iranian Coast in the Hormozgān Province.
One of the most famous Iran islands, Hormoz is a small arid island barely 16-sq miles (42 km2) mostly composed of volcanic rocks. With almost no rains, the soil is salty, and you can find these salt formations everywhere on the island.
The life on Hormuz is still very much traditional; all centered around the main and only village of Hormuz. While a few of the attractions are in the village proper, as the Portuguese Fort, most of the things to see in Hormuz are scattered across the island.
While the island is a favorite day trip from Bandar Abbas, if you time the ferries right, it is best to take a few days to explore the island and soak in the traditional way of life.
Timestamp
0:00 intro
0:12 Bandarabbas to hormuz ferry https://goo.gl/maps/gitmHPx7iRydkYMY7
0:42 Hormoz Portuguese Castle https://goo.gl/maps/nJpkcwBCf3r7gHqS6
3:40 Rainbow Valley https://goo.gl/maps/3bw1iBazZdiH1Ge46
4:29 The Valley of the Statues https://goo.gl/maps/ccNHhUceDEH29Ees7
6:26 Shouran Cofeyshe https://goo.gl/maps/QdfawjwvB2DHqo3B6
7:00 Hormuz beach line
8:32 Hormuz red beach https://goo.gl/maps/V5vQ1DZN5dNCaD3G9
10:00 kalleh kouh beach
Gears I used
Camera Sony A7iii
Lens Tamron 28-75
Gimbal Zhiyun Weebill S
Music
Gholam naser : mashin khareji
Camera man and editor : PediPix
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