In this research, seismic sequence stratigraphy study of Sarvak carbonate formation is done by integration of seismic and well data. In the first step, four geological sequences in Sarvak formation were projected on seismic cube and indications for sequence boundaries and maximum flooding surfaces were investigated on seismic data. Then, sequence surfaces were interpreted considering both seismic and well data simultaneously based on seismic indications. The most important indications are reflector terminations and events which are related to sequence boundaries such as karsts, sinkholes and erosional channels. This research showed that seismic data and acoustic impedance cube are reliable tools for recognition and interpretation of sequence surfaces in carbonate reservoirs