Is Norway safe for solo female travelers?
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How safe is Norway for solo female travelers?
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based on 94 experiences from female travelers
nada
Qatar
Oslo, Solo travel
One of the safest city I have ever visited! Everyone was nice and helpful! It was easy to get around everywhere. Probably one of my favorite cities. As someone working in human rights it was interesting to visit the noble peace prize center.
Posted: December 11, 2025
Kateřina
Czech Republic
Narvik, Solo travel
The city is extremely safe, no catcalling or other harrasment happening, one of the places I felt the safest, but it very expensive and the city itself is not that big, so the amount of activities is limited.
Posted: December 8, 2025Experienced: November, 2025
Kyrie
Netherlands
Norway, Solo travel
Went to Oslo in 2022 and had an amazing time. Beautiful city with great food and generally very nice people. I hiked in the area solo with no issue. Can be difficult to do currency conversion. Otherwise no issues
Posted: October 21, 2025
jasleen
Germany
Oslo, Solo travel
As a solo traveller and a student, my budget was really low but fortunately I got a host , she was wonderful and she made me feel at home. I explored Oslo and the next day I went to Hamar. It was beautiful. I was so lucky to see Northern lights too🌸✨
Posted: October 7, 2025Experienced: August, 2025
MacKenna
Denmark
Bergen, Group travel
I am a very outdoorsy person, and we weren't there for very long, so that was my priority. I did so much hiking that while challenging provided some of the most breathtaking views I have ever seen in my life. I also did a Fjords cruise and couldn't recommend that more as it also provided gorgeous views and an amazing experience.
Posted: September 23, 2025Experienced: August, 2025How safe is Norway for women?
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Based on 180 local experiences
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Based on 180 local experiences
Voss
its perfect little town surrounded by mountains, looks like a picture from fairytale especially in winter. there is a lot of cute stores where you can buy souvenirs as a tourist, couple of restaurants - italian, sushi, chinese.
Posted: December 11, 2025
Jami
Oslo
I stayed & travelled around Oslo for 3 weeks. As someone from the U.S., I felt safer walking around at night there than I ever have in the daylight here. Transportation is safe & easy w/the Reuter app
Posted: November 16, 2025
Cristiana
Norway
Norwegians love peace and quiet and they are very reserved, it can be a bit boring of so much silence, and not much to do. The level of crime is very low, but not 0, as a women i can walk freely at night and feel safe, the city it self its well made with safety ensurances
Posted: November 15, 2025
Nora
Lillehammer
Its a small town where a lot of college students go out at night in the small city, nothing dangerous has happened. One should of course always be a little carefull, but i have been Walking outside in the middle out the night no problem
Posted: November 5, 2025Oslo
Oslo is quite safe, in general. Of course there are incidents here too, but I feel it’s safer than other countries. Maybe the Friday and Saturday nights are a bit more intense because of drunk people
Posted: October 22, 2025Safety in Norway
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Fiona
Bergen
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am a young happy spirit who loves traveling as a way to meet new people and keep myself grounded. Originally from the US but am currently living in Norway perusing a PhD in climate dynamics. I have about 5 million things I’m interested in and try to peruse them all only to be mostly mid haha. Top of the list tho would probably be dance, Calisthenics and Cinema.
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Joanna
Tromso
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hello to all of the wonderful women out there! My name is Joanna. I come from Poland, but I live, study and work in northern Norway - in Tromsø. I have a degree in political science and worked testing video games for a while. I work in tourism industry in Tromso and love talking about the city as well as Norway in general. I've travelled all over Europe including Albania, Switzerland, Greece, Italy or France. I also hiked a lot in polish and slovakian mountain ranges and in the Himalayas in Nepal! I adore meeting new people and I'm a talkative and curious person. I have a lot of stories and observations to share. I love hiking, being out in nature, video games, alternative music and good restaurants. I love to travel and can find something fascinating in every place. I live in student housing where I can host one person at a time for a short amount of time.
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