based on 117 experiences from female travelers
Karin
Germany
love a good khao soi, anywhere you can get it :) I stayed at the Pula hotel, right next to Si Lom station, very conventionally to get here by public transport. The room is spacious, but nothing special. just wander around and soak in all the hustle and bustle bangkok has to offer 😊
Posted: February 13, 2025Experienced: February, 2025Together with my partner that time, we stayed in Phuket, Thailand. It was difficult to reach the public transport, either we could drive only by taxi or rented scooter. Thailand is a safe country, so all single travellers should feel comfortable going there:) For £80 you can spend your day by buying 5 meals, activity, beverages and anything in the shop. Definitely recommend travelling to Thailand.
Posted: January 30, 2025I spent 45 days in Thailand 🇹🇭 Thailand is a very safe country: - I met people from all over the world - Had a lil romance - Ate super tasty food - Enjoyed the sun, the sea and the lifestyle - Very big backpackers community - Pretty fish and marine life! But beware of: - Street food (had some suspicious chicken skewers that made me sick for a few days) - The weather is tricky during the rainy season, I was stuck in bad bad floods in Chiang Mai
Posted: January 23, 2025I felt surprisingly safe in Bangkok. Of course the general rules as a solo female traveler still count. Be aware in big crowds and at night. Don’t go into dodgy allies and I guess don’t stay out until too late
Posted: January 20, 2025Martina
Australia
Krabi was the highlight of my trip to Thailand, although everywhere was incredible, Krabi was a great balance of everything; activities, partying, exploring, island hopping, jungle, temples and food. I travelled with my besty and we both felt so at ease and relaxed. People might not always speak english but they are so friendly and eager to please.
Posted: January 16, 2025Experienced: July, 2024Thailand is amazing! The fruit is so fresh and delicious, and the food is incredible. Everyone I met was super friendly and welcoming. Plus, the beaches are gorgeous, and you can't beat the prices. I can't wait to go back!
Posted: January 2, 2025Ellie
Singapore
So peaceful and beautiful. Can find activities on Klook and other travel websites for trustworthy options. Grab and Bolt is relatively easy to use to hail rides (I don’t recommend hailing one of the street). If you have a friend travelling with you for the first time it’s better, or if you know the ins and outs and the travel hacks then easier to stay safe and get around. You can try zip lining, ATV, archery, jet skiing, other water sports. I also recommend taking a day trip around the islands like Ko Phi Phi.
Posted: December 10, 2024- Safety : Chiang Mai is pretty safe, as thailand is in general compared to many other countries. - Things to do : So many things ! Definitely the night market in the old town every weekend. A day tour of the old town the same day would be perfect. And then, book a tour either with your hotel or while walking on the street on a travel agency (best way for me) to see the elephants, the mountains and the jungle ! - Food : Khao Soi. Aroi mak ! (Delicious haha) - Budget : Pretty Cheap destination. You have to pay a fee to go to the national parks and to visit some temples but honestly, it's very very affordable ! Only big expenses will be for the market and the food because you will eat too much ! - Accommodation : Hostels are a great deal to find some new friends. Very cheap and very clean. (I stayed right at the entrance of the old town). But if you like more "jungle" experience, there is some very nice inn with amazing view at the limit of Chiang mai - Transport : for me it's the hardest thing in thailand in general as I can't drive a bike. If you have international driving license, renting a bike is the easiest way to moove around but It can be very dangerous is the city. So maybe keep it for when you wanna go outside of the city to some remote places with less traffic. In the city, you can take the songtae (some cars open at the back where you can sit). It's the local way to moove around. A bit like bus and taxis. Otherwise, to go out of Chiang mai, either mini van or local bus (better to book before on 12go Asia for example). I went straight to the local bus station and took a bus to Chiang Dao (some place up north) and the bus dropped me 2km before my stop (I was the only foreigner). Seems to happen quite a lot to foreigners for some random reason so book before haha Anyway, Chiang Mai is really amazing, worth the visit ! (1 day to visit the old city center and weekend night market, 1 day tour to see elephants, 1 day tour to visit Chiang Rai, 1 day to visit temples and around, and 1 last day to enjoy the city and it's weekend market ! Stay around 5 days minimum)
Posted: November 20, 2024Beautiful place, the islands feels safe to even travel alone A lot of cheap activities like ATV and zipline Very nice people, beautiful beaches and fun nightlife I was in Poket and Koh Phi Phi and I loved it
Posted: October 16, 2024I feel very safe traveling alone.You can explore icon Siam, Wat Arun, BTS, Khaosan road, Chinatown..Food is so tasty. pad Thai is nice. I spent about 200$ for 3 nights 4 days. I stayed around Pratunam
Posted: October 12, 2024Experienced: December, 2022Based on 27 local experiences
Based on 27 local experiences
Napasorn
Quite safe for females and solo travellers, literally i live and work here so in general the locals are amiable and help whenever you needed. I like to stroll alone at night sometime and it’s considered as a one of the capital city that is comfortable and secure.
Posted: February 18, 2025You can travel alone because Thai people are very kind and polite. But you must maintain basic safety, such as not asking for directions from strangers, but only asking for directions from officials.
Posted: January 18, 2025Olesia
I’m Olesia, a creative person who designs exclusive accessories. I love exploring new places, meeting locals, and trying delicious food based on their recommendations. I’m passionate about good food, swimming, dressing up, and filming videos. For two years, I traveled solo through Couchsurfing—an unforgettable experience with both amazing moments and challenges. I’m so glad I discovered this app, where solo traveling girls like me can stay with local women and feel safe ❤️ Excited for girl talks and visiting great spots together!
Cattarin
Heyy im Aon, I know some of you feel insecure when you are a girl and travel alone! I used to feel that too! So you are my guess!
Nuji
Bangkok
3 days
I love my country so much that I want to help people who visit my beloved country to learn about our culture, society, people, etc.
Sophie
Hi! I’m Sophie, I’m currently 18 and new to solo travel! I am going on my first solo trip to Thailand in may, and after am looking to do north and South America !!