based on 68 experiences from female travelers
Maria
Russia
I was there with my sister, we had incredible time travelling around Seoul and the south of South Korea - Geongju and Busan! Korean people were very helpful and hospitable to us. The food in Busan was crazy good. Also, the historical part of Geongju has stolen my heart. Seoul is a crazy city and we stay there mostly we need some hair treatment, bought a lot of cosmetics and visited the temples and museums.
Posted: March 11, 2026Luise
South Korea
I spontaneously went on a short trip to Jeonju alone. At first I felt a bit lonely and unfamiliar. But I ended up really enjoying the trip. I had some time for me, the city is rather small and calm what was also very nice. Ans the city has to offer a lot of culture and a rather calm vibe.
Posted: March 4, 2026Madhuri
South Korea
I’ve been living in Korea for around last 3years and I can say it’s a really really safe pick for woman travelers. You can walk alone in streets even in midnight without feeling anxious and there are 24-hour convenience stores on almost every corner, which serve as great safe havens
Posted: February 5, 2026I had a weekend trip to Seoul, it's great in general. Download KakaoMap, it's amazing for navigating. Buy T-Money Card, it can also be found at the airport, for the public transport. You can prepare a little bit of cash, but many places I visited only accept cards so I think too much cash are not needed.
Posted: October 17, 2025Based on 60 reports
Based on 60 reports
Very safe if you don’t get drunk in weird places. Especially for girls. There are emergency bells everywhere including toilets. A lot of bus stops are similar to shelters if you push the button. CCTV is everywhere. You can leave your phone and nobody will touch it. But people can steal your umbrella haha
Posted: April 1, 2026Aspyn
It is safe to go out for a meal or to a convenience store at dawn. No one will take your luggage even if you leave it anywhere. Busy streets are safe. However, at clubs, be careful of alcohol or food offered by strangers.
Posted: March 31, 2026fairly safe! just keep in mind basic safety, not following random men into secluded areas, keeping your phone on you in case of emergencies, and you'll be alright! some areas filled with motels & clubs may be a bit sketchy but generally you'll be safer than in other countries!
Posted: March 10, 2026I think Korea is very sad because women's can travel night either. There are many convenience to where it had of 24 hours and many people are working at late night so it's not very dark and there are many people that you can be helped.
Posted: February 19, 2026Madhuri
Jeju
2 days
Hey this is Madhuri from Kerala, living currently in Jeju, Korea . I'm a research student here and if you need any help you can reach out to me at anytime.
Hyeyeong
Seoul
3 days
Hi! I’m Ellie or Hyeyeong Kim. I live Seoul but grew up in Daegu. Love to enjoy great films, music, or anything cool. That’s why I traveled 🇩🇪🇺🇸🇲🇽🇪🇸🇵🇹🇦🇹🇭🇺🇨🇿🇹🇭🇯🇵🇭🇰🇵🇭🇵🇱🇻🇳🇮🇹
Minseo
Seoul
3 days
Hi, I'm 20 y/o 🇰🇷. I study korean language and literatures in the university. Now, I'm in Europe for my vacation!! Hit me up for exploring together!!
Lynn
Ulsan
3 days
Hello, I'm Lynn! I'm currently studying creative writing (with a focus on fiction) at university. I'm preparing to go to Australia in next Feb, and it's been such an exciting and eye-opening experience. I'm someone who’s really curious about people — how they live in places unfamiliar to me, what kind of personal history they have, and what traveling has been like for them. I love hearing people’s stories and learning about the small, unique details that shape their lives. I started learning English since May, 2024. I can manage daily conversations quite well, but I sometimes get a bit flustered when someone speaks very quickly or uses difficult vocabulary. (Fun fact: I often ask ChatGPT to correct my writing — my free teacher!) If you see me taking notes on my phone during our conversation, I'm probably saving a word I didn’t know — I hope it doesn’t come across as rude! Also, I spent a year living in Japan in 2024. If you're ever interested, I’d be happy to share some fun and budget-friendly tips for making the most out of traveling in Japan!
Azra
Seoul
3 days
Hi, I’m Azra! I love exploring new places, experiencing different cultures, and making memories with amazing people. Music, good food, and adventure are my constant companions. Always up for a fun trip and new friendships — let’s make every journey unforgettable!
Zivin
Seoul
3 days
Hi! My name is Zivin:) I’m originally from Korea but lived in Singapore for the last 5 years. Heading to usyd next year! I love to take cute photos of my friends and family! I would love to meet new friends to hang out with!💗
Yeonjee
Seoul
2 days
hello I am a police officer in Korea I traveled around the world 10 years ago and I like to exchange culture and language. I want to show the Korea to traveler and meet up if we have chance. i'm living shindorim station, seoul, south korea
sarah
Seoul
5 days
Hi ladies! 👋 I’m offering a comfy mattress in my one-room studio in Sillim, just a short walk from Guro Digital Complex Station 🚇. It’s a simple and cozy place perfect if you need a safe and quiet spot to rest for few nights while exploring Seoul.
Nia
Korea
3 days
Hi there! Nice to meet you I'm Nia from Korea I'm not good at English, but keep practice 😋 I'm not super energetic, but I can always be a good friend to someone. Also I like travel, especially I love Thailand There's probably my secend home town🇰🇷🇹🇭 So, I wanna talk about travel, Korea things and anything I wish we can be a good friend! ❤️
Gulzoda
Seoul
3 days
From Tashkent, Uzbekistan originally. Living in Seoul, South Korea. Next stop Istanbul from dec-jan, and Barcelona from Jan onwards