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Moreover that Persians are very communicative, and talking to people is definitely the highlight of a trip to Iran.Īgain, please, feel free to ask if you have any particular questions I'd be happy to help. However, some words of Farsi will help you make a longer way.
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If you care to read where I have stayed, I can post you the links.ĭon't forget about the dress code it is a must for all women, be that locals or travellers.Īll cities on your rough itinerary are very touristy (as much as this is applicable to Iran), and there's enough English there to get around on your own. traditional houses versus typical hotels, location, budget etc). So you are free to choose accommodation based on your other preferences (i.e. As been discussed here many times, it is also a very, very safe country, including for solo travelling females. Iran in principle (compared to Europe) is a cheap country, and some prices, including in hotels, are even negotiable. And I'd be delighted to answer any questions that you may have to support you in planning and making this trip.īut I, too, would like to encourage you to read back through this forum first, because lots of tips and advice have been already given here, and I'm sure you find them helpful.
Indeed, as Daptokid (Hi! :) mentioned, I travelled to Iran as a solo female on a self-organised trip. I'm happy to provide more information if you wish and in the meantime I'll email you my blog address so you can read what we got up to :-) By the way despite living in Australia for nearly all my life I am originally from Amersfoort so from one dutchie to another tot ziens :-) Tehran, Yazd, Esfahan and Shiraz all have a great many things of interest to visit so you choice of cities is a good one - the tourist destinations are all well documented on the internet so I won't bother telling you what you probably already know about these cities suffice to say they are all worth visiting. Abyaneh, which can be visited from Esfahan is also worth a vist if not an overnight stay at the hotel there. where we ended our journey by flying back to Tehran and then on to Turkey. Then to Hamadan, Kashan, Abyaneh, Esfahan, Yazd and Shiraz. We visited Masouleh which is a beautiful mountain village - if you get a chance I'd recommend visiting it. From there we drove west as far as Bandar-e Anzali stopping at Ramsar along the way. We started in Tehran and drove north to the Caspian Sea at Chalous.
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I believe the norm would be to hire a driver but I love my independence :-) Despite this we utilized a Shiraz based travel agency, irantravelingcentre to arrange for local guides in cities and also to pre-book our hotel accommodation and I can highly recommend their services. We chose to do something unusual (at least by Iranian standards I believe) and that was to drive ourselves around the country. Not only is it safe but the Iranian people are possibly the friendliest and most hospitable people I have encountered anywhere. We loved our stay in Iran and can thoroughly recommend travelling there to anyone. I think Cora_V who posts here quite often, might be able to help you as, if my memory is correct, she has traveled to Iran as a woman travelling alone perhaps more than once.
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