What’s the best time of year to travel to Iran?
Well, we would, of course, say all year round!
Each season has something special to offer visitors looking for variety and adventure.
We’ve put together a breakdown of all the different seasons here in Iran so you can pick the time of year to suit your needs!
High Season: March, April, and May
Expect wonderful temperatures, perfect for sightseeing through Iran. But with higher temperatures comes higher prices (and bigger crowds), particularly during late March/early April – so it’s a good idea to book your accommodation well in advance so you can get the best deals first!
Shoulder Season: June, July, August, September, and October
If you’re looking to travel in June, you’ll have warmer weather, fewer tourists and lower prices. If you’re interested in doing some mountain trekking, September and October are the months for you – with more moderate temperatures for you to trek ‘til your heart’s content.
Low Season: Late November, December, January, and February
Prepare to be cold! Particularly in the Northeast and West, but this is the perfect time to travel if you’re into skiing. It’s also a good time for discounted hotel prices and fewer crowds to fight through, giving you more space to explore and sightsee with unobstructed views. Less really is more!
What is the average temperature in Iran?
- Spring: 18 Celsius, 68 Fahrenheit
- Summer: 33 Celsius, 92 Fahrenheit
- Autumn: 12 Celsius, 54 Fahrenheit
- Winter: 5 Celsius, 40 Fahrenheit
For a more thorough monthly breakdown of the weather, take a look here for what to expect each month.
The best season to visit Iran totally depends on the type of trip you want to have. If you’d like more info on when to travel, just send us a message!
Is Iran a desert country?
No. Iran has some desert in but its four seasons destination. The climatic divisions, which are based on the studies and suggestions of Iranian environmentalist scholars.
