Is Bali Safe for Women? Crime Rate in Bali

The most safest areas are Ubud and north of Bali. Uluwatu too. Not sure about Kuta, you can be robbed there. Many markets where you can be touched without permission. Also Changu. Crowded areas with lots of tourists, parties.

I'd say Bali isn't that safe since a lot of people came in here. Some of them stayed and decided to live here. Some of them just wanna have a tour. I personally never being robbed because I actually don't go outside alone, like, barely. But catcalling is everywhere, and I admitted it it's annoying

From my experience, Bali is generally safe for various activities and events, as well as when walking on the streets. However, it is not always safe regarding interactions with men. My friend and I had to defend ourselves from male harassment. Another friend had her phone stolen from her hand while she was a passenger on a bike. Additionally, another friend's villa was robbed.

Bali is considered safe to live in or to visit, especially for tourists. People are friendly and welcome tourists, they will treat you like their own family. But because of the high amount of tourists who rent scooters, some/ most of them do not know how to ride it properly and not following the rules, so we as locals also have to be careful.

Couple travel

Bali is so amazing, spiritual heavan. Budget freindly, definately amazing people, delicious good. My fav part was fresh juice everyday! So cheap. We stayed in Ubud . Renting scooter driving around in ubud feels like Eat pray love. So many cool people as well.

Group travel

I felt fairly safe in Bali. We stayed in the southern side of the island, where we rented a villa. It was quite cheap, though secluded. We got around by renting a car as we have the proper license. We did not do much water activities - just went to relax in the southern beaches. And I can say that it was fantastic