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Venture to these secure and breathtaking destinations from around the globe, for a memorable solo journey.
Solo travel feels liberating. It gives you the freedom and confidence to explore new places and know yourself better. It opens your eyes to new experiences and helps you overcome fears and inhibitions. However, solo travel comes with safety concerns. Fret not, as I have curated a list of secure destinations from around the world that you can explore confidently on your own.
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Kyoto is one of Japan's safest and most enjoyable cities to explore solo by women. You'll find women-only accommodations and public transport specially designed for the safety and comfort of women. There are restaurants too that accommodate solo female diners. You can also meet fellow women travellers through bicycle tours or guided group tours of Kyoto. Head to the Kyoto International Community to interact with locals and foreigners and sign up for a Japanese language lesson or a tea ceremony demonstration. Visit the temples of Kinkaku-ji and Ginkaku-ji, the geisha district of Gion, Arashiyama (for its bamboo forests), and Katsura River—where its banks are dotted with cherry blossoms.
Iceland makes safety and living standards a priority, which is why women can move alone without fear, even late at night. Did you know that the country does not have an army, and is known to be the most peaceful country in the world? The capital city of Reykjavik has a thriving nightlife, art scene, and a vibrant music festival scene. The numerous attractions include the Northern Lights and stunning waterfalls. Hike towards the glaciers, check out the active volcanoes, and the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa—all places you can safely visit and enjoy.
Amsterdam is an easy place to navigate and travel to with hardly any safety concerns for solo female travellers. It has an efficient public transport system. You'll easily find affordable hostels with female-only rooms. However, avoid the Red Light District after dark. If you wish to experience it, the best and safest way to do so is by taking an organised group tour. Amsterdam has an exciting nightlife, museums, beautiful cafes and restaurants, dance and music festivals, scenic spots for photographers and bustling markets to explore. So, rent a bike and go cycling along the city's cobbled streets like a local.
India is home to several cities that are safe for solo female travellers. One of them is Rishikesh, located in the state of Uttarakhand. The city is known not just for its spirituality but also for the thrilling adventure sports it offers. It's the best place for white water rafting in India. You can also indulge in adrenaline-pumping activities like cliff jumping, bungee jumping, fox-flying, hot air ballooning, trekking, paragliding, waterfall rappelling, rock climbing, and more.
Madrid is among the safest cities for solo female travellers in southern Europe. The city is bustling with people. The public transport network is quite impressive. Several hostels with female-only rooms/dorms and five-star hotels offer safe accommodations. You can visit museums, go on walking tours, and enjoy local dishes at the bustling food markets without any safety concerns.
Singapore is the safest city I've ever visited. You can never really get lost in this city. The streets are safe to roam around, even in the dead of the night. It's probably the safest Asian country women can travel solo to. This small island is packed with surprises. Even after dark, travelling in buses, cabs, or MRTs is extremely safe. You can also rent a bike and get around the city like a local. Get a taste of the local street food, enjoy live music and a drink at Clarke Quays, visit Chinatown, and shop on Orchard Street. Visit the various flea markets, unwind on the beach at Sentosa Island, or sit at the bar and soak in views of the sea/riverfront at night.
Vienna is another safe European city. Austria is not just steeped in rich history but also ranks high on the quality of life index. The city boasts of almost 100 museums and a thriving art scene. The snow-capped mountain peaks, scenic landscapes, lush green forests, and crystal-clear lakes are picture-perfect. You can even go hiking or trekking in the Vienna Mountains. The local pubs, bars, and public transport are safe for women who travel solo, even at night.
Queenstown is one of the safest cities in the country, without a doubt. The streets are well lit, the locals are friendly and helpful, and the crime rate is almost negligible. If you are into adventure, you should try river rafting, bungee jumping, canyon swinging, jet boat riding, and river surfing. Queenstown is famous for its ski resorts and exciting gondola and luge rides. Go hiking, experience the amazing nightlife, or participate in a pub crawl. Tour the vineyards or go on a scenic drive on The Remarkables mountain range. Enjoy a delicious burger from Fernburger or walk around town. The possibilities are endless.
Norway is another safe European travel destination for solo female travellers. Oslo has an extremely low crime rate and an efficient public transport system, making travel easy and safe for women travelling alone to the city. The city offers breathtaking views of landscapes, and if you are lucky, you can see the Northern Lights too. There are many cafes and stays run by women. Locals are friendly and helpful, and upon request, will even look after your belonging while you use the washroom. Clubs and bars are open till late and are safe. Travelling solo comes with its own set of challenges, especially for women. However, if you take basic precautions and be aware of your surroundings, you can stay safe. So, let go of your fears, pack your bags, and take on the world.
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