Is Netherlands safe for solo female travelers?
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How safe is Netherlands for solo female travelers?
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based on 183 experiences from female travelers
Pınar
France
Amsterdam, Group travel
Amesterdam is very walkable city, and the museums are very nice and unique, it also felt safe to be there even late at night. In general, Amsterdam was nice and safe, but i also wanted to say we stay in the city center so I probably shouldn’t talk about the rest of the city regarding safety
Posted: March 7, 2026
shannon
United States
Amsterdam, Solo travel
great time! I stayed at the flying pig hostel and ate delicious food. there’s definitely affordable food just don’t go to top tourist spots for every meal. picnic on the water is the way to go! red lights district is a must see as well
Posted: February 18, 2026Amsterdam, Family travel
Traveled to Amsterdam with my sister. Was a lot of fun but the Restaurants somehow were pretty expensive (for a broke student😅) The Rijksmuseum was very interesting and beautiful to look at and learn new things. I would suggest to book a trip on a faerie through the city (you see a lot) and also a stroopwaffel course. Was great fun!
Posted: January 15, 2026Experienced: August, 2025How safe is Netherlands for women?
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Borne
Borne is a safe, quiet town with a pleasant centre and strong community. During the day it feels very secure. At night, it’s generally safe, though some women prefer well-lit routes and avoiding isolated spots.
Posted: March 22, 2026The Hague
Overall pretty safe, but if their issues arise they will likely be around centrum or at the locations selected. These are neighborhoods where a lot of different people come together to for example hang out which can cause friction and a higher opportunistic criminality rate.
Posted: March 21, 2026Amsterdam
Very safe, a couple of homeless people now and then, but nothing to worry about inside the ring. There are a lot of police officers around and I have been living here for two years and never heard about someone getting robbed.
Posted: March 16, 2026Safety in Netherlands
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Esther
Wageningen
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello, I am Esther :) Living in the Netherlands but spending lots of time in Paris too! I am always in for - a good conversation - an urban exploration including visiting lots of parks, bookstores and viewpoins - jam session - having some time to read my book - spending time in a cafe on my own or with friends drinking coffee (daytime) or beer (evening/night). I would say that I live by the saying that the best things in life happen unexpectedly and (solo) traveling really proved that :) Feel free to send a message if you have any questions about NL or just feel like talking :)
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Astrid
Zwolle
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hello! I’m Astrid ( aka the Ginger) a passionate vegan chef and the founder of Culinaire Connectie, where I craft plant-based meals that celebrate flavor and creativity. Alongside running my business, I work as a caretaker for children, a role that brings me immense joy and purpose. When I’m not in the kitchen or caring for little ones, you’ll likely find me out hiking through nature, diving into new underwater worlds, or spinning to the rhythm of Cuban salsa. I’m always up for meeting new people, sharing stories, and building connections over good food and good vibes. Every month, I love hosting dinners for friends, bringing people together through delicious, plant-based dishes that I create. Looking forward to connecting and sharing a meal (or dance!) soon!
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