based on 286 experiences from female travelers
Rihab
Russia
One of my most memorable experiences was volunteering in Butterfly Valley in Turkey. It's this hidden paradise near Oludeniz — you can only get there by boat, about 20 minutes from the beach, which already makes it feel like a secret world. No roads, no cars — just mountains, waterfalls, and crystal clear water. I spent some time there as a volunteer, and honestly, it was absolutely magical. The people were incredibly kind and welcoming — the whole team felt like a big family. Everyone was so...
Posted: July 8, 2026Amna
Spain
I really enjoy my trip in Turkey. I had go with my brother. Well, it was nice; it was cheap and beautiful. Well, I really like it. I had bought bags, many things. I like Turkey markets. If you want to walk like in roads, it’s best for you.
Posted: July 6, 2026Dayana
Kazakhstan
It was my first trip to abroad an age of awareness It was wonderful We were living in hotel which is closest to sea Everyday we had breakfast lunch and dinner in hotel and each time it was another food Every night there were some shows
Posted: June 28, 2026Hend
Germany
Istanbul was one of the best trips I’ve ever taken. 🇹🇷The food was amazing, the desserts were delicious, and the places were so diverse and unique—whether nature spots, tourist attractions, or shopping areas. The transportation system was also really easy and convenient.
Posted: June 25, 2026Experienced: May, 2026Based on 984 reports
Based on 984 reports
Ece
The city center is usually busy, so it generally feels safe. However, like in most cities, I wouldn’t feel comfortable being alone in quiet or isolated areas late at night. The emergency service number is 112 and you can call them anytime for free, even if you don’t have call or internet packages.
Posted: July 7, 2026Eylül
Its overall quite safe. I live in Antalya for almost five years now. And i must say i never felt unsafe. I think Antalya has so much to see. You have to give it a chance. So many historical places. Like old Town Antalya is in the City center has so many bars and clubs if u wanna have fun.
Posted: July 6, 2026The city is really nice and the people are very hospitable. Also if anyone tries to do something bad to you if you report or if they witness it they can just beat the man for you. I haven't see anyone pervert yet. The only problem is people are a little bit closed minded so be careful what you wear to not catch judgmental eyes on you
Posted: July 3, 2026Asian side is safer. Remember that after 22:00 women who take buses can stop wherever they want. It doesn’t matter if it’s a bus stop or not. If you don’t feel safe you have right to stop the bus and got off. Have a safe trip y’all
Posted: July 3, 2026Beyza
Diyarbakir
7 days
Hey, I’m Beyza. I’m 19, obsessed with traveling, and currently on a mission: 19 countries before I turn 20. I’m spending my gap year exploring the world while collecting ideas for my future social enterprise. Yes, I travel like I’m running a field research project. In September 2026, I’m planning to start university in either Italy or the US. I love meeting new people, spontaneous plans, getting lost (and then pretending it was part of the plan), and analyzing every city like a case study. Ig: Wispybeyza
Zeynep
Üsküdar
3 days
I live with my family in Istanbul. I've been to Croatia and Slovenia. I love traveling. I just turned 18. I want to make new friends. Unfortunately, I can't host anyone at my home yet. If you come to Istanbul, we can travel together on a day when I'm free. I don't drink alcohol or smoke.