Pars Safari

The Pars Safari Kish sports, recreational and tourist complex was established with the aim of developing tourism and creating a pleasant and healthy environment for all age groups, especially young people and the tourists of the beautiful island of Kish. This complex is the first organizer of desert safari tours in Iran and was designed and built by Iranian engineers and specialists.
Safari (Safari) literally means traveling and exploratory travel in Africa and refers to a tour program during which participants in the tour visit and enjoy sights and attractions along a specified route by various vehicles or four-legged animals.
One of the most famous types of safari tours is the desert tour, whose location and route are desert and arid areas. Types of vehicles used in these tours include two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive vehicles such as Land Rover, Toyota Land Cruiser, etc., and even camels. The climatic conditions required for a desert tour are a warm, dry desert and semi-desert nature.
Given its climatic conditions and suitable position for receiving tourists, Kish Island has a potential aptitude for this type of tour, and Pars Safari Kish is proud to have realized this potential through planning and investment.
The Pars Safari offroad track is a suitable environment for experiencing riding with Buggy, ATV, Trail and Cross motorcycles. For more information and familiarity with the complex's facilities in this field, you can refer to the dirt track section. Pars Safari has several standard asphalt tracks that make it possible to experience car racing and motorcycling in various disciplines for different ages in safe conditions. Also, the Pars Safari training section, using professional instructors in various motorsport disciplines, will hold training courses at basic and advanced levels.
The recreational facilities of this complex include: an indoor restaurant, an outdoor restaurant and a coffee shop, as well as exhibition booths that will introduce and offer handicrafts from various regions of Iran.