based on 81 experiences from female travelers
Sisikat
Mongolia
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.
Posted: April 17, 2025Uzik
Indonesia
I feel safe in this city, traveling to quiet places at night is something I would miss, near my house there is a very famous and busy street food and my city also has an airport, for my expenses for a month it is quite economical if I don't go out a lot because I still live with my parents
Posted: April 10, 2025Tamara
Netherlands
I went to Bukit Lawang in 2023 together with my boyfriend. We had the most amazing time while we were there. We chose to stay with Sumatra Orangutan Explore, which is pretty much the only ethical trekking company over there. We also did the trekking with this company and this was AMAZING. They have some very strict rules when it comes to how you should behave arround the animals. We also met some amazing people during this trekking. I would definitely recommend this trip to everyone. Also if you are searching for a place in Bukit lawang to get some cash of your card you should definitely go to sams bungalow. This was pretty much the only spot that accepts card🙈
Posted: March 12, 2025I’ve lived in Indonesia for two years, based in Bandung and on and off in Bali. I love the country and its people deeply. I extended my stay from one year to two because I felt so good there! From local food in tiny warungs to calm spots by the ocean. Indonesia will always be in my heart. If you need some recommendations, hit me up!
Posted: March 11, 2025Experienced: July, 2016I felt safe traveling solo to indonesia I recommend going to komodo Island and exploring the beautiful national park. You will see komodo dragons, you can hike up a beautiful island with pink beaches. The water is so clear and blue and the weather is perfect
Posted: March 10, 2025Experienced: November, 2023I 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
Posted: February 16, 2025Experienced: July, 2024Juliane
Germany
I think it’s better to travel with a friend. I only met a few people. I did a boat tour from bajo to Lombok. Highly recommend (did it with wanua adventure). Gili T was nice but very sad to see how touristy and full with trash it was. I loved Ubud on Bali. Recommend going to the yoga barn. You get discount as a student. Bali is easy to travel with Grab. Overall if I compare Indonesia to Thailand it’s more touristy and I think I got roped if more times but nature is breath taking.
Posted: January 22, 2025Lahari
India
I felt very safe in Bali. In fact, Bali is my happy place. I love how I can choose the tour of holiday I wish to have in Bali. Be it adventure, spiritual, party or romantic, Bali has it all. I’ve been to Bali several times before and I must say, I fall in love every single time. Highly recommend going to Sidemen and making your own silver jewelry. Check out Sanur for a less crowded beach destination.
Posted: January 14, 2025I spent 2 weeks in Seminyak, a bustling spot close to popular neighbouring areas. I felt safe here, although you do get stop a lot as a woman, especially if you have tattoos, but the locals although r pushy are very polite and appreciative people. At night there is so many bike drivers around that will keep an eye on you, they are very prompt with there reply’s if you connect on what’s app and will often wait for you at places for an easy get away! Not all bikes have helmets though.
Posted: January 9, 2025If you are a travel beginner, Try Bali. It has lots of options from luxury to budget, nature to city and nightlife, cultures and more. The price is also still affordable and it is safe for women, worth to try!
Posted: January 3, 2025Experienced: October, 2024Based on 46 local experiences
Based on 46 local experiences
Quite safe, most of the locals are friendly. Not much people going out at night. The locals even usually leave their keys on their motor cycle, nobody will steal it. However the helmet sometimes get stollen
Posted: April 19, 2025Jakarta is safe in some areas, and you should be careful of your belongings. because it is vulnerable to pickpockets especially in public transports if you’re a woman, don’t ever go out later than 12am
Posted: April 16, 2025Thatposer
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serra
Im Serra, and im living in the village actually, but i know a lot of Blitar's corner, so if u want to know something interesting in Blitar, come to me and ill show you everything i know.
serra
Blitar
3 days
Im Serra, and im living in the village actually, but i know a lot of Blitar's corner, so if u want to know something interesting in Blitar, come to me and ill show you everything i know.
Thatposer
Blitar
5 days
HelLooooWwww (≧▽≦) my name is emily! But my friends always callin me yura, hUh? Yea! ┐(´ー`)┌ so u can call me emily or yura! Its all up to u! I love to talk w new ppl! Yeaayyy i promiseee im fun ^👅^
Catherine
Hi there! I’m from Montreal, Canada and French is my first language. This May, I’m heading out on my very first solo adventure—3 months of exploring, wandering, and soaking it all in. I’m super excited and would love to connect with other solo female travelers—whether it’s grabbing a coffee, discovering a cool hidden spot in a city, or just chatting about travel and life!
Ru
Hii I’m planning to solo travel in Jogja soon