based on 17 experiences from female travelers
I felt very safe in Baku. The city overall felt very clean and since I was Turkish there were no language gap for me. I met new people and they were all very nice and respected. The food and sightseeings were amazing. There are many different things to do in here.
Posted: August 1, 2025Arai
Kazakhstan
It was good; the food was amazing. I felt safe because it’s a Muslim country, and the people are good. Azerbaijan has beautiful nature, and what I love most are the food and the people. Baku is also beautiful; the night view of Baku is amazing.
Posted: July 2, 2024Dr.
India
Its indeed very disappointing to say that baku is not at all safe for women at night specially women who are travelling alone. Every men around you is obnoxious and would stare you as if he is going to rape you. Day 1 till day 5 most of the men i met were very vile and bad and all they would look at you as if they would rape you even try to eve tease you and if you revolt back they would make sure you learn a lesson for pointing out the inadequate behaviour of men towards you.
Posted: June 23, 2024Based on 28 local experiences
Based on 28 local experiences
Hamayil
Baku is generally a safe city with low crime and welcoming locals. I have met female travelers and expats who often report feeling comfortable exploring the city, even in the evenings. As with any city, it’s best to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid poorly lit areas at night, and use trusted transportation apps or hotel-recommended taxis.
Posted: August 7, 2025Baku felt very safe for me whilst solo travelling there! Amazing city of old and modern! Highland park had incredible views overlooking the city and great photo opportunities I stayed in the old town which was so convenient and gorgeous to explore
Posted: June 15, 2025Baku is very safe, I walk around at night all the time and never felt not safe. Guys do not approach you or cat call you. Also public transport is safe to ride as well as taxi. So, woman should not be afraid of walking around alone.
Posted: May 24, 2025Sanana
Baku
3 days
I’m 37 and a mom of two wonderful kids. I absolutely love traveling and have explored many beautiful corners of Europe — though I haven’t made it to Asia yet, it’s definitely on my list! I’m passionate about reading and dancing — both bring me so much joy. These days, I’m enjoying a peaceful life outside the city. I’d be happy to show you around or share a cup of coffee together.
Gunes
Baku
3 days
Curious soul with a love for discovering new cultures, food, and hidden gems around the world. I enjoy both solo adventures and meeting like-minded people on the road. Always down for deep talks, spontaneous plans, and a good view. *Planned Trips (Planlaşdırılan Səyahətlər):* - China (Spring 2026) - Italy (bucket list!) - Central Asia road trip *Work (İş):* Freelance graphic designer & part-time content creator. Love working remotely while exploring the world. *Books (Kitablar):* - The Alchemist – Paulo Coelho - Sapiens – Yuval Noah Harari - Atomic Habits – James Clear *Hobbies (Hobbilər):* Photography, hiking, journaling, cooking (especially fusion dishes), learning languages. *Music (Musiqi):* Lo-fi, indie pop, soft rock, and a bit of jazz on rainy days. *Movies (Filmlər):* Inception, Before Sunrise, Parasite, and classic Studio Ghibli animations. *Report Safety:* You can write a short note about where you felt safe or how respectful locals were on a past trip.
Diana
Baku
Hi, I’m Diana from Azerbaijan. I love traveling, meeting new people, and learning about different cultures. I work with youth and volunteer groups, and I’m also really passionate about supporting women in tech. For me, travel is not just about seeing new places but also about making meaningful connections. That is reason I am here☺️
Sevinj
Baku
I’m a solo traveler, looking for people to join. A little about me. I’m a software engineer, tennis player pianist and many more. Looking forward to meet new people