Sirus Oil Terminal, situated approximately 25 kilometers off the coast of Iran, plays a vital role in the country's oil industry.  The port (identified by code IRCYT1) facilitates oil-related activities and serves as a key export hub. 

Although primarily an industrial center, Sirus Oil Terminal shares Kharg Island's unique natural beauty.  The rocky limestone terrain and the presence of freshwater collected within the limestone offer a glimpse into the island's interesting geology.  For those seeking historical and cultural experiences, venturing beyond the terminal to explore the remains of the Achaemenid Ossuaries, the Nestorian Church, or the Poseidon Temple is recommended.  The island's rich heritage is further revealed through ancient rocks and stories of historical battles. Wildlife enthusiasts can look out for gazelles, sea turtles, and various bird species. Similar to Kharg Island, Sirus Oil Terminal lacks a vibrant nightlife scene due to its industrial focus.