Is Singapore Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
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based on 29 experiences from female travelers
Marleen
Germany
Singapore, Family travel
It was a very fun trip, nice people, just don’t go into any scratchy streets but that’s probably common sense.. Santosa island was super fun, china town was cute and you can get a lot of souvenirs. If you don’t want to spend a lot of money just go out at night watch the light show and walk around at night ( not in scratchy places) the city looks beautiful in the dark with Al the lights!
Posted: July 22, 2026
erlina
Malaysia
Singapore, Solo travel
Public transportation here is so reliable. It's so easy to use public transportation. For solo traveler, this country also safe. Some food are nice. If compare to other countries around, it's quite expensive. For quick travel, it's recommend.
Posted: May 5, 2026Experienced: March, 2026
Rara
Indonesia
Singapore, Group travel
When I went to Singapore, I felt very safe, very excited, and also very impressed. Singapore is a very clean city and everyone looks busy. When I was there for few days, the weather was very hot. It was a great few days, but due to time constraints, I didn't get to explore all the sights or other areas of Singapore. I plan to return there in the future😊
Posted: September 11, 2025Experienced: December, 2022Singapore, Family travel
I felt pretty safe Went on a little cruise in the evening. Went to Sentosa Island (Universal Studios) Travelled everywhere by the metro, was pretty easy to navigate once got the hang of it. Went to Gardens by the Bay, was like it was out of Avatar..
Posted: May 31, 2025Singapore, Group travel
Singapore was the most safest country I’ve ever been. It was very beautiful very well designed. If you eat in food centers, the food is very affordable much cheaper than Europe . Of course there are luxurious restaurants to.
Posted: May 11, 2025
Sasha
South Africa
Changi Bay, Solo travel
Singapore is very safe and very clean aswell, quite expensive for hotels but they also have affordable hostels you just have to check the ones with closed up doms for a bit of privacy. But most of them are in the central so it's easy to walk around and explore
Posted: May 2, 2025Experienced: March, 2025Woodlands, Group travel
Good public transport. Food is also good. Everything is fast paced. The people are not very friendly though. Not much to do in Woodlands, but every other city can be reached via MRT, and the MRT ride is cheap.
Posted: April 20, 2025Singapore, Solo travel
Singapore is bit expensive, but its developed and good country to explore. Its totally safe. Food was amazing also can find halal food there. But weather is not there, always have high levels of humidity.
Posted: January 21, 2025
Shamini
Sri Lanka
Singapore, Family travel
I travelled with family to Singapore at a time that is expected to be super busy and potentially stressful for travelling - new year's eve - and I would still rate it as excellent. Even though I didn't travel solo, I think it is a great location for solo-travellers, especially beginners. This is probably because of how organised the city and it's facilities are. For example, the MRT (or public transport system) is extremely efficient and reliable. It's easy to navigate with guidance available...
Posted: January 2, 2025Experienced: November, 2024Singapore, Solo travel
I always felt extremely safe while solo traveling in Singapore. I used their public transportation to get around most of the time, which was terrific and easy to navigate. I also used Grab a few times. The treetop walk was breathtaking, a must see! It’s a more expensive place than nearby countries, but the infrastructure was beautiful and I never once felt uneasy or unsafe. Food at hawker centers was delicious and very affordable. People generally mind their own business, but were kind and...
Posted: September 15, 2024Is Singapore safe for women?
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Based on 118 reports
Singapore
Singapore is an extremely safe city with a low crime rate throughout the country. Feel free to walk the streets safely at night, or carry your belongings freely without fear of pickpockets or snatch theft. Singaporeans often leave their valuables on the tables in restaurants or foodcourts because we trust the public safety. Of course, low crime doesn’t mean NO crime so still be aware of your surroundings!
Posted: May 30, 2026Singapore
Honestly, there’s not much to worry about safety. Safe to walk around at night even as a woman, we leave our personal belongings on the table to reserve it. The most likely crime to occur is upskirt photos but even then, it’s unlikely
Posted: May 6, 2026
Gracia
Singapore
Singapore is extremely safe for any traveller, especially ladies. You can leave your phone out and it will still be there even after leaving for an hour and walking home after heading to a club is perfectly safe
Posted: March 28, 2026
ikha
Singapore
singapore is the safest country ever because we have really strict laws in a good way. if you are solo travelling here you can 100% walk alone at night and no one would bother you and there’s barely any sketchy looking places
Posted: March 22, 2026
En
Singapore
You can walk on the streets at night with no issue at all, did not have a single thought in 30+ years of my life that I will have any mishaps. Almost everywhere there's cctv and most places are convenient to get to.
Posted: February 21, 2026
Celine
Singapore
Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world. CCTV cameras everywhere, people are polite and disciplined. Most of the citizens here work or study well so petty crime is almost non-existent. The government supports everyone including immigrants and tourists alike which is reflected in our infrastructure, policies and economy.
Posted: January 29, 2026Safety in Singapore
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Singapore River
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Hi, I’m Neha 🌏 — an adventurer at heart who believes in the magic of human connection. I’ve lived across Asia and the Pacific and love exploring cultures, stories, and food wherever I go. When I’m not teaching or speaking about fintech and sustainability, you’ll probably find me hiking, watching sunsets, or chatting over tea with locals. I value kindness, respect, and shared laughter — whether through travel, cooking together, or long evening walks. I’ve couch-surfed and hosted across continents and always come away with lifelong friends and memories. If you’re someone who enjoys good conversation, nature, and spontaneous adventures — we’ll get along great! 🌺
