Tour To the South of Sistan and Baluchestan
Being different is cool! And going on an adventure through the less-discovered nature of Sistan and Baluchestan Province (in southeast Iran) is definitely one of the coolest things you can do! Join us in Chabahar for this special 2-day adventure through the south of the province, be blessed with the region’s breathtaking nature and the beauties of Beris Port, Gwadar Bay, and Bandar-e Tang. Besides having a great time in nature, your trip will also be an exploration of the untouched lifestyle of Baloch people, the hospitable people of the province. What else? This amazing land will also treat you to a rare picture: the meeting place of the sandy desert with the deep blue sea.
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Day 1: Chabahar-Beris-Gwadar-Chabahar
Meet us in Chabahar and set off today’s exploration through the lovely nature of southeast Iran. Have a road trip (around 21 km) farther to the east and Lipar Pink Lake will be expecting you with its adorable beauty. After that, get a short ride to discover Chabahar’s supernatural Martian Mountains. Then overlook the stunning seascape of Beris Port (around 30 km) on top of a high cliff. Finally, a short ride will bring you to Gwadar Bay (around 35 km) and its playful dolphins before you hit the road back to Chabahar (around 98 km).
Overnight: Ecolodge in ChabaharDay 2: Chabahar- Bandar-e Tang- Darak-Chabahar
Begin today’s adventure with a road trip from Chabahar to discover the nice coast of Pozm Tiyab Port (around 61 km). After a short ride (around 104 km), Bandar-e Tang is waiting for you with a rare view: the meeting place of the sand dunes of desert and the deep blue sea. Then discover the wonders of Tang Mud Volcano and have fun in the mud pool. After that, get a ride to Darak Beach. There, again get the unique chance of catching the desert and the ocean in one picture. Finally, get a ride back to Chabahar (about 156 km).
Optional: In Darak, you can also choose to experience a pleasant boat ride and get a view of the small straits.
