Throughout history, water has been a vital source of life and a key factor in the development of many cities and structures worldwide. Throughout the history of Iran, this is evident in the construction of remarkable and iconic buildings such as the Si-o-se Pol bridge in Isfahan, the windmills of Shushtar, and the Sasanian pavilions, all located near or on the water. A distinguishing feature of Sasanian architecture, compared to other historical periods, is its emphasis on building near water sources.
This phenomenon is not unique to Iran. In ancient cities worldwide, the importance of water proximity is clear.
An early form of water tourism can be seen in the travels of Roman aristocrats who sought to escape the summer heat by staying in coastal summer houses.
With the Industrial Revolution, improvements in working conditions such as shorter hours, more holidays, and higher incomes, along with advancements in transportation technology, allowed the middle and working classes to enjoy these leisure activities as well.
As these destinations became more popular and accessible, property owners and residents near water and coastal areas sought to enhance the tourist experience by offering special services and facilities such as marine accommodations, medical and therapeutic services, specialized water sports, and more, making their visits even more memorable.
Officially, with the advent of the 21st century, a new and exciting form of tourism emerged.
This type of tourism meets various needs, including travel, professional and recreational sports, leisure, and relaxation.
Water tourism services are now offered on a large scale, with varying prices, diverse equipment, and numerous locations. Each year, the variety and technology of these services continue to grow.
Given the growing interest in recreational marine activities, investing in marine tourist structures is an excellent opportunity for a profitable business. After extensive research and studies, Pasargad Company is prepared to offer special investment plans for the shores of the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf.
Marine tourist structures are among the most attractive and profitable projects in the tourism sector, ideal for areas with seas, lakes, rivers, and other bodies of water. It’s well known that one of the most compelling natural attractions is the presence of water, which provides tranquility and allure to people.
Pasargad Company excels in creating cutting-edge floating and underwater structures that adhere to the latest international standards. These advancements will significantly raise the country’s tourism facilities to a world-class level. The company’s offerings, renowned for their high profitability and distinctive charm, captivate both Iranian residents and international tourists. We will provide a detailed overview of these features.
The chart below provides a detailed categorization of the various types of marine tourist structures.
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