On average women living in Santiago raises relatively high concerns about women's safety. Based on collected reviews Santiago has a safety index of 2.5.
On average women living in Santiago consider the crime rate in Santiago to be relatively low. Based on collected reviews Santiago has a crime index of 1.7.
On average 31.3% percentage of women in Chile have experienced physical and/or sexual violence from an intimate partner at some time in their life, according to OECD Data.
Paulina
Depending on the area Santiago can be safe, it ain't that violent, but you gotta be careful in certain areas or in certain times of the day, there are neighborhoods the you should definitely avoid at all costs, but most of them are ok to go around during day time, and some of them ok for night time aswell. It's like most big cities, you gotta be careful and always aware, don't walk drunk and alone, your things and drinks always on your sight. That's pretty much but it is easy to find nice people willing to help everywhere
Posted: May 10, 2024I would describe it as moderate, depending on the part of the city you are in, might be a bit more complicated than other streets, always pay attention to your surroundings but you can easily enjoy it as well
Posted: April 13, 2024Based on 3 experiences
I have been walking around alone in the Bellavista area and never had anything suspicious. I have been feeling quite safe. For that I do make sure I don’t look wandering about and usually walk with a purpose and don’t go wandering around ar night.
Posted: December 11, 2023I was in Santiago for 2 days and I fell in love with this city. I stayed in the central part and felt quite safe there. I recommend going on wine tours near Santiago, as well as visiting Portillo, where Laguna del Inca is located. In addition, the best neighborhoods to stay in are Providencia, Las Condes, Bellavista, and Vitacura.
Posted: September 11, 2023Javiera
Hi, I’m a solo traveler that loves meeting new people and exploring places, the culture, the food and the nightlife.
Alejandra
My name is Alejandra, I am 32 years old and I love to meet new people and show foreigners my city and our customs. I organize a language exchange event called Santiago Speaks, where local people and also people from different countries meet to practice languages and get to know each other. If you are interested in attending just talk to me :)