Ferries from
Oman to Qeshm Island
Ferries from
Oman to Qeshm Island
Currently there are no sailings from Oman to Qeshm Island.
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With its stunning mix of ancient traditions and modern developments, Oman offers visitors an authentic Arabian experience. This coastal gem on the southeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula boasts a rich maritime history, dramatic landscapes, and warm hospitality. Travellers can explore the majestic Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat, wander through the ancient forts of Nizwa, or venture into the vast Wahiba Sands desert. The Khareef Festival in Salalah celebrates the monsoon season, turning the southern region into a lush green paradise between July and September. Oman's rugged mountains, pristine beaches, and traditional souks provide endless opportunities for adventure and cultural immersion. From Muscat, ferry connections link Oman with neighbouring countries, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the Gulf region. The country's well-maintained roads and tourist infrastructure ensure a comfortable yet authentic Arabian experience.
Qeshm Island, the largest in the Persian Gulf, blends natural wonders with rich cultural heritage. This Iranian gem is famous for its stunning geological formations, including the UNESCO-listed Qeshm Geopark with its otherworldly valleys and rock formations. Visitors can explore the mystical Stars Valley with its eroded pillars and canyons, or visit the fascinating Namakdan Salt Cave, one of the world's longest salt caves. The island boasts pristine beaches, mangrove forests, and diverse wildlife, including dolphins and rare birds in the Hara Marine Forest. The vibrant local Bandari culture is showcased through colourful traditional clothing and the distinctive architecture of villages like Laft, with its unique wind-catchers and water reservoirs. In winter, the Nowruz Sayyad Festival celebrates the island's fishing traditions. From Qeshm, travellers can take ferries to Bandar Abbas on mainland Iran, as well as to other Persian Gulf islands such as Hormuz with its rainbow-coloured soils.
