based on 23 experiences from female travelers
Charity
Kenya
I loved my experience in Lamu. It was the safest I have ever felt as a solo traveler. Everything was very affordable(even as a Kenyan). The highlight, apart from the views, was the lack of catcalling which is a sore point for me whenever I travel to the coastal areas. Everyone was very friendly and respectful.
Posted: June 18, 2026Christina
United Republic of Tanzania
Kenya is one of the place made me have a very good experiance about real culture and local life style was amaizing.we had alot to do than the time we had,i really think it will also be in bucket list this year
Posted: January 29, 2026Hellene
Kenya
I arrived in Amboseli with no plan—just a backpack, a camera, and a vague list of temples I never ended up seeing. Instead, I wandered side streets lined with wooden houses, stumbled into a tiny tea shop . and spent the next hour sipping coffee in complete silence, surrounded by the soft clink of ceramic cups and the rustle of wind through paper walls.
Posted: April 11, 2025Experienced: February, 2025Generally, as a solo female traveller, I felt safe although I was being harassed a few times at some local markets and bus stations. Do note that most Kenyans are trying to survive, hence, they will grab whoever they can into their martatu or mini buses. Now, Masai Maara Reserves is absolutely a wow 🤩! The vast grassland that sometimes you able to see a herd or two elephants 🐘; baboons; lions 🦁; leopards 🐆 and wilder beast etc. Then of course you don’t want to miss the big fives! I didn’t...
Posted: March 30, 2025Experienced: July, 2024Based on 46 reports
Based on 46 reports
Winnie
I have never had an unsafe encounter. I can come back home at 2am and will not feel unsafe. I have been here for 5years and nothing has ever happened. Kisii is one of the safest towns in Kenya. Y’all should visit Kisii-Kenya. You don’t need to safeguard your purse or phone while roaming around the town centre. That is how safe it is
Posted: July 28, 2026Its actually safe depending on the exact location and the time But it's generally a safe place to be Plus a lot of locals are really friendly you'd like it here Would recommend visiting with a local to make it safer
Posted: July 20, 2026Junne
it depends on where you are and at what time , otherwise it can be safe and you can avoid being in wrong places at the wrong time. Also avoid using your mobile while on the streets and flaunting cash
Posted: June 1, 2026Not very safe in terms of robberies and all. Very low gender based crime though; just crimes that would happen regardless of gender. Keep your phone safe, don’t be out walking. Police are generally unhelpful and can frame you for drugs if they find you walking at night so be safe
Posted: April 19, 2026Winnie
Nairobi
7 days
I am a single mother of a six year old son. I love hosting and making meals. I have a small library of books. I enjoy listening to music.
BERYL
Nairobi
3 days
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