based on 54 experiences from female travelers
I was staying in a Hostel in Palermo for a week. The Hostel was really nice and i felt Safe becauce even in the Night the streets were Full of People sitting in the Restaurants and Bars. The vibe was also really cool and i Visited different Parts of the City and i Never felt unsave.
Posted: April 13, 2025Michelle
Singapore
I imagine that I'll have far better food experiences if my budget was bigger, as Puerto Iguazu is a tourist town. The town itself is average, as it exists mainly as a jumping off point for the world-famous Iguazu Falls. It's spectacular, but entrance is also spendy. Safety wise, I would not walk around at night on my own, so I'm always feeling a bit hypervigilant to get back to the hostel before dark. Otherwise, people are nice and it seems fairly safe. Just observe usual safety precautions with your belongings and decisions.
Posted: April 8, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Really one of the best places in LATAMand that coming from a Brazilian is a big deal, I love BA, the vibe, the food, everything you can experience, how international it is, the parties!!! And etc. I would be worried though of the price now because they're passing through a crisis.
Posted: April 8, 2025Experienced: March, 2023Cordoba is a tourist-friendly and safe place for female travelers. It is ver student-centered and has many museums, local customs and rivers. Very walkable, a lot of nightlife and cultural activities.
Posted: March 25, 2025Chantel
Germany
I really liked Buenos Aires and overall it's pretty safe, just be informed about the different quarters of the city. You have to try neapolean style pizza which is one of the best I had and make sure to have fun
Posted: March 15, 2025It is really easy to visit a lot of places with Uber, buses or taxis. There are a lot of beautiful places to do trekking. I visited in summer, and it was almost 23 degrees. It is unusual there, so it was hot. The excursions are beautiful too and its National Park is really big, you'll need more than 1 day to visit it.
Posted: March 10, 2025Experienced: December, 2024La Cumbresita is a lovely place to spend the day, walk, and go trekking to its waterfalls and explore its magical village. It is also recommended to visit the park, which can be reached for free by train from La Cumbresita to El Peñon.
Posted: January 8, 2025Experienced: December, 2024Joana
Brazil
Felt super safe, and hitchhiking is a great option if you are looking for a low budget trip. Furthermore, I would absolutely recommend when in Buenos Aires to grab some lunch at any self service restaurant by the Obelisco. It is incredibly cheep and the food is great. People are stunningly beautiful and nice, everybody I met was extra welcoming. We spent 30 days traveling by and the route we did and I suggest is starting by the territorial “end” of the country and “climb up”. So, a suggestion would be: Ushuaia El Calafate Bariloche (mind visiting nearby places there, such as El Bolsón) Neuquén Mar del Plata Buenos Aires
Posted: January 4, 2025Experienced: January, 2024Lilian
Brazil
Traveling in Buenos Aires is a very nice experience, is not really an expensive place, amazing food around, a loads of options as gastronomy and supermarkets. Experienced a tango night and it was one of the most beautiful show that I've watched in my life. I recommend Argentine with no doubts
Posted: August 21, 2024El bolsón it’s an amazing city, it’s really safe , a place to relax. If you like hiking swimming and do activities in the nature this is the place for you. I went in summer and it was an amazing experience we went camping hiking the food is good. We met local people using couchsurfing I really recommend the experience.
Posted: July 25, 2024Based on 51 local experiences
Based on 51 local experiences
I traveled alone and I think it's very safe. But of course, we always have to stay wake up. You have to stay in the center, where are the tourists. I didn't like to be some streets far because there are no people
Posted: March 9, 2025Agus
You are in Latin America. You hace to be careful. I am 30 mins away from downtown Buenos Aires, the city is pretty safe for tourists. Buy Quilmes is not a tourist area so you have to be more careful but I am up to help you move around.
Posted: March 9, 2025