Khamir and Qeshm mangrove forests (Hara Protected Area), as the largest natural habitat of mangrove trees (Avicennia marina) in the Persian Gulf basin, have an area of ​​more than 7058.16 ha, distributed on the coastal shores of the three counties of Khamir, Qeshm and Bandar Lengeh. Mangrove habitats in this basin, based on habitat bed, include 3 types: deltaic (delta of the Kol and Mehran rivers), coastal (coast of Qeshm Island) and island (mud islands surrounded by water), and also include 6 separable habitats including Pol, Mardo, Khamir-Lashteghan, Sayekhosh, Qeshm coast and Khorkhoran. Mangrove habitats in this area are distributed between 26°43'47'N and 27°01'02'E and 55°23'46'E to 55°54'01'E. They are accessible through the Khamir port recreational pier, Laft port piers (New and Old), Tabl, Soheili, Gevarzin, Dehkhoda, Dorbani and Goran for tourist visits to the mangrove forests.