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Kish

Iran's Kish Island in the Persian Gulf: a free-trade zone with turquoise beaches, diving and shopping. RideFly's guide to Kish with flights, airport and visa basics.

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Overview

Kish is a small coral island in the Persian Gulf off southern Iran, known as a free-trade zone and a first-class seaside destination. It combines clear turquoise waters, clean beaches, modern shopping centers and historical sites, making it a different kind of getaway for Iraqi travelers looking to relax away from the busy cities. The island is fairly compact, so getting around and seeing most of its sights takes only a few days.

Airports
Kish is served by Kish International Airport (KIH) on the island itself. There are usually no direct flights from Iraq to Kish, so travel is most often via a connection through an Iranian city such as Tehran. Because the island is small, it is only a short drive from the airport to hotels and beaches.
Getting around
The island is compact and easy to get around; taxis are the main way to travel, and cars and bikes are available to rent for exploring the beaches and landmarks at your own pace. Most places on Kish are not far apart.

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FAQ

How do I get to Kish Island from Iraq?

There are usually no direct flights from Iraq to Kish; travel is most often via a connection through an Iranian city such as Tehran. Check the available flight options on RideFly.

When is the best time to visit Kish?

The milder months from late autumn to spring are best for enjoying the beaches and outdoor activities, as the island's summer is hot and humid.

Do I need a visa to enter Kish?

Check Iran visa requirements before you travel to confirm the procedures, and don't rely on unverified information.

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