On the way to Hormuz Island, passing rows of cargo ships on the open sea.Turtle Beach on Hormuz Island, where sea turtles come ashore to lay their eggs.A unique rock formation on Hormuz Silver Beach, showcasing vibrant red and white hues. beautiful color mixture in my eye.The serene view from the Valley of the Statues in Hormuz Island, with ships drifting in the distance.Colorful dome houses for rent, a distinctive stay on Hormuz Island.The Salt Mountain in Hormuz Island. There is no echo when you yell there, which is fascinating.This view shows the opposite side of the Salt Mountain, revealing the valley and paths where visitors gathered, drawn by the strange silence and lack of echo.This was the view from our cruise ship on the way back from Hormuz to Qeshm, with glowing water and a peaceful sunset sky.The Valley of Adeoba, located on Qeshm Island, is a stunning natural wonder shaped by years of erosion, offering a unique landscape to explore.The fort was built by the Portuguese after they conquered Qeshm Island, but it was later reclaimed by Shah Abbas, who expelled them and restored Persian control over the island. During our visit, entry was restricted due to safety hazards caused by continuous heavy rainfall in the days before.Seagulls flying above us on the journey back home from Qeshm Island, a calm and memorable end to the trip.