based on 47 experiences from female travelers
Marta
United Kingdom
Amazing country for solo travelling. People are so warm and welcoming, never felt unsafe. Loads to do in terms of adventures, hiking and even jewellery workshops. Very big on country history and food variety
Posted: March 3, 2026Experienced: February, 2026Mariia
Germany
One of the best trips of my life. I met a guide there, who is a local and he was so kind and friendly and soulful, if you ever need to go there, I can give you his contact. He is a safe one. Stuff to see is all over the island, food is great. You need to learn to haggle though haha.
Posted: February 14, 2026Sofia
Cyprus
I went to Sri Lanka with my ex boyfriend and it was my favorite trip so far. People were really nice, and friendly. They all speak English since it was an English colony in the past so we didn’t have any difficulties in communication. The best part tho was the scenery and the beauty of the country. I loved every second of it. Every beach, every monument, every train ride, all of it, and if you like tea, you are in for a treat! The food was also amazing, with the highlight being the fish in...
Posted: February 2, 2026Loved the country, most delicious foods and dishes without doubt, also love the rotis (street food). Very beautiful nature Safety wise back in 2016 they just opened part of the country to tourism and men were not very used to seeing white woman, had some uncomfortable experience ves from catcalling to men touching me in busses or teenage boy on the street showing me hi private area. So def not for first time travelers, have to be careful, but still an amazing trip and 100% worth it!
Posted: November 13, 2025Experienced: July, 2016Based on 15 reports
Based on 15 reports
Yeheni
Badulla is generally very safe during the daytime. Personally, in my 20 years of living there, I’ve never experienced any crime or unsafe situations, and I haven’t really heard of serious crime happening there either. During the day, you can move around freely without worry. At night, it’s a bit different. It’s not that it’s dangerous, but after around 10 or 11 p.m., the town becomes very quiet. Most locals, especially women, don’t usually go out that late. If you’re out with friends or in a...
Posted: March 1, 2026Yes its safe, local people are so good. Helpfull you will get support but dont trust everyone thats common for any coubtry anfd sny town that noy all people are the best, but you can trust woman mostly. They will support you
Posted: December 4, 2025Charlie
Good area, spectacularly beautiful beach. In season now. There are some nice restaurants and accommodations in my area. Safe to walk, low crime. I've lived in SL for 2,5 years and it's safe for solo female travellers. Dress modestly of possible as it's a conservative area. Use pickme in Matara town or drivers with meters
Posted: November 30, 2025Sri Lanka is safe but depends on the places you visit. It’s safe in Colombo but night time is bit doubtful when the roads are empty. And downsouth is pretty safe since it always crowded. The public transport is also safe but better to take at your own risk.
Posted: October 20, 2025Dinz
Colombo
1 day
Solo traveler who loves getting lost in new places and finding the best parts of a city on my own terms. I enjoy meeting new people along the way, sharing stories, and turning strangers into travel friends. Always chasing good vibes, meaningful conversations, and moments that feel a little too good to forget.
Dhushy
Colombo
3 days
Hey everyone! I’m Dhushy from Sri Lanka, a solo traveler on a mission to explore the world one adventure at a time! Whether it’s chasing sunsets, getting lost in new cities, or diving headfirst into the unknown, I’m always up for the thrill. Looking for awesome travel buddies to share epic experiences, spontaneous trips, and unforgettable memories. Let’s explore together!
Yeheni
Ella
3 days
Backpacking across cities and coastlines, getting lost in museums and quiet art galleries, chasing sunsets on hidden beaches, hiking through mountains, and wandering into caves that feel like ancient secrets. I travel to feel small, alive, and endlessly curious
Suheylah
Colombo
3 days
I’m Suheylah... your unofficial expert guide around Colombo and Kandy, always ready to find hidden spots, random food stops, and unexpected adventures. I’m a huge fan of One Direction, naturally introverted but somehow also the person saying “let’s just go for it” at the last minute. Fun, spontaneous, and always chasing a little adventure... even if I pretend I like staying quiet first.
Dulmini
Colombo
3 days
Hi, I’m Dul! I’m an adventurous traveler who loves a mix of exploring beautiful beaches and hiking through nature. History is also a big passion of mine, so I’m always eager to dive into the past when visiting new places. I’m a kind of an extrovert who loves meeting new people and sharing experiences, and I’m also really into volunteering whenever I can—it’s a great way to connect with people and help them. If you're planning a trip to Sri Lanka, I'd love to help guide you around and show you some hidden gems! Oh, and I’m always up for trying new recipes—cooking is one of my favorite ways to unwind and get creative. Let’s explore together! 💗
Dashini
Colombo
3 days
Hi Gals I’m a 42year old lady living in the colombo suburbs. I wish I could say I’m a a regular person at day and moonlights at night, however I’m a doctor working at one of the largest hospitals in Colombo. Don’t let my profession discourage you! I was brought up in Dubai, so I’m quite fun loving and I know the ropes to surviving in SriLanka . I am also an extensive travel enthusiast and have travelled to over 30 countries. I’m the nature lover and an adventure sport junkie
Shenela
Colombo
3 days
A solo traveler who has a crazy travel goal and interested to travel anywhere anytime and won’t stop at anything. Also a huge fan of Formula 1, cats (owner of 5 purr babies) and an appreciation for all things new experiences.