Greetings are important in Bandar 'Abbās. A firm handshake and direct eye contact is customary for both men and women, followed by the phrase 'Salaam' or 'Salamat'.

Women should cover their hair and wear loose-fitting clothing that covers the arms and legs. It's important to dress modestly in public.

Men should wear long-sleeved shirts and trousers. It's important to dress modestly in public.

It's customary to remove shoes before entering homes or mosques in Bandar 'Abbās. Always look for a designated shoe rack.

Use your right hand to eat. It's also customary to eat slowly and savor the food in Bandar 'Abbās.

Avoid eating or drinking in public without a table. It's impolite and disrespectful in Bandar 'Abbās.

Avoid public displays of affection. It's considered inappropriate and disrespectful in Bandar 'Abbās.

Ask permission before taking photos of people. Some locals may find it intrusive or disrespectful.

It's customary to bring small gifts like sweets or souvenirs when visiting someone's home in Bandar 'Abbās.

Punctuality is important in business settings. Dress conservatively and be respectful during meetings.

Tips are appreciated but not always expected. If the service was good, round up the bill or leave a few coins.

Haggling is common and expected in markets. Don't be afraid to negotiate prices.

Smoking is prohibited in public places. Always ask before smoking in someone's home or private property.

Alcohol consumption is prohibited in Iran. Be respectful and abide by local laws.

Women should cover their shoulders and wear a hijab or long tunic when visiting the beach in Bandar 'Abbās.