based on 7 experiences
A few years ago, I went on a solo trip to Iran and absolutely loved it. I had a great time, meeting wonderful fellow travellers and locals, visiting some of the most beautiful places I've ever been to, and experiencing an incredibly rich and interesting culture. However, I felt very safe there.
Posted: July 31, 2023I went on a solo trip and I can honestly say that it was the most beautiful, safest, and enjoyable country I ever visited. I've been to many places, but this was exceptional. The food, music, architecture, and history captivated me. The people of Iran were incredibly hospitable and nice. I highly recommend it.
Posted: May 31, 2023Experienced: May, 2018I spent a wonderful time in Iran for 6 weeks a few years ago. I also had the opportunity to try couchsurfing, which was a great experience. My hosts were very nice and took me to various places, driving me around. I stayed in Tehran, Isfahan, Shiraz, Yazd and on Kish Island, and even went on a one-day trip to Meybod and Persepolis.
Posted: May 15, 2023I spent 10 days in Iran. I traveled 1300 km alone with a backpack and didn't have any problems at all, it was really very easy to carry out, and the country had good infrastructure. People were very hospitable. They didn't speak English very often, however, they tried to use Google Translate or call a friend to translate, so communication was good. I stayed in hostels and used couch surfing. This is the most amazing country I've ever visited.
Posted: April 11, 2023I traveled around Iran alone, using public transport, which works very well, staying in hostels and guesthouses. I felt very safe, people were extremely friendly, hospitable, and warm. Of course, the amazing, astonishing architecture and history. If you are a US citizen, you will need to be accompanied by a guide, but that's not a problem because they take guiding very seriously and there is a lot to learn.
Posted: November 17, 2022Food: Persian cuisine is very tasty (however, most recipes contain meat). As a vegetarian, I only had a few options to choose from. You can safely drink tap water, even from street fountains. I think that Iran is a clean country (there is no trash on the streets, they even have special containers for cigarette butts), and I didn't get sick. Smoking indoors is prohibited. It is also worth mentioning that you are not allowed to take photos of government buildings (they are usually well marked with a "no photography" sign). If you are caught, you could have trouble with the police. I've heard stories of tourists who were detained for several days in their hotels because of this.
Posted: November 3, 2022I traveled solo throughout Iran for a month and I had a great time. It's a very beautiful country, the people were friendly and helpful, and getting around the country via long-distance buses and trains was easy.
Posted: November 3, 2022Reyhane
Hello, My name is Reyhane and I live in Isfahan
saeideh
My friends say that I am honest, faithful, open minded. I enjoy traveling. I love nature and adventure, I'm creative and spontaneous,and sometimes can do something crazy. love to help people and I'm a good listener. I'm an easy-going person who loves to learn new things.
Reyhane
Isfahan
7 days
Hello, My name is Reyhane and I live in Isfahan
saeideh
Tehran
7 days
My friends say that I am honest, faithful, open minded. I enjoy traveling. I love nature and adventure, I'm creative and spontaneous,and sometimes can do something crazy. love to help people and I'm a good listener. I'm an easy-going person who loves to learn new things.
Şermin
Hi there! I’m thrilled to connect with this vibrant community as a female solo traveler on a perpetual journey around the globe. As a digital nomad, I’ve found immense joy in exploring diverse cultures, embracing new languages, and immersing myself in the beauty of our world. Looking forward to exchanging stories, tips, and perhaps embarking on new adventures together. Happy travels!