based on 258 experiences from female travelers
Honestly a very touristic place that locals doesn’t hang out that much. It’s is more expensive than usual since it’s a touristic area. A lot of nice restaurants,art shops,galleries and museums. It’s not one of those dangerous /avoid going places but (in case you’re clubbing and such) be careful if you’re out after midnight till morning. Avoid going/passing by tarlabaşı.
Posted: November 21, 2025Experienced: November, 2025Aleksandra
Poland
It was fun. Of course they where trying to sell something to me but I didn’t mind bargaining I liked it a lot actually. Place is nice and history interesting. For family vacation perfect. And the sweets they have!..Amazinge
Posted: November 12, 2025Marion
Togo
Osmaniye is a small town that is worth visiting for its proximity to nature and the historical sites around it. The cost of living is relatively low, and the food is very good because it is fresh and local. We stayed with friends, so we didn't have any accommodation costs. The city is very safe, we have walks in the later evening. I highly recommend the walk to Karaçay Şelalesi and a visit to Kastabala Castle. Don't hesitate to go and meet the locals, you're sure to have a wonderful time.
Posted: October 26, 2025Experienced: August, 2025Based on 907 local experiences
Based on 907 local experiences
Jane
Was very surprised at how safe Istanbul is considering its size. One of the safest cities I've been to (and I've been to a lot!). I'm normally very wary of walking with my phone in my hand when in big in cities but it felt safe to do it there. And I had to use google maps or I'd have walked in circles for the whole time. Never felt uncomfortable from men either but that might be my age! Felt safe walking in the night (till about 10pm) as much as the day.
Posted: December 3, 2025Büşra
I've been in Bandırma since 2021 for university. And I think Bandırma is a vocation town. You have sea which is 30 minutes away. When the season is summer you can chill in Erdek. Bandırma don't have so much cultural or historical places but if you want some peace you absolutely visit here and enjoy calmness. Cause people don't rush here.
Posted: November 22, 2025Esra
Since istanbul is a city that a lot of people from abroad live,its accurate to say even tough it is a big city it is pretty safe both women and travelers from abroad. People there generally kind and try to help you.
Posted: November 19, 2025Валерия
Fethiye
3 days
Hi everyone! I’m Valeri — a professional musician, traveler and creative soul currently living in Fethiye, Turkey for the past three years. Music is my lifelong passion — I compose, perform and explore sound as a form of connection between people and cultures. I’ve been lucky to visit amazing countries such as Thailand, Italy, Sri Lanka, Austria, Hungary, and Poland, and I’m planning to travel soon to Japan and Bali. I love nature, hiking, and being active outdoors — exploring new trails, mountains and seaside views gives me so much inspiration for my music. I’m also fascinated by architecture, culture and traditions of every country I visit. As a Leo, I’m naturally warm, curious and open-hearted. I love meeting new people, sharing experiences and exchanging creative energy. Whether it’s music, travel stories, or just good conversation — I’m always up for it! Looking forward to connecting with like-minded, inspiring women around the world 🌎💫
Beyza
Diyarbakir
7 days
Hey, I’m Beyza. I’m 19, obsessed with traveling, and currently on a mission: 19 countries before I turn 20. I’m spending my gap year exploring the world while collecting ideas for my future social enterprise. Yes, I travel like I’m running a field research project. In September 2026, I’m planning to start university in either Italy or the US. I love meeting new people, spontaneous plans, getting lost (and then pretending it was part of the plan), and analyzing every city like a case study. Ig: Wispybeyza
Валерия
Fethiye
Hi everyone! I’m Valeri — a professional musician, traveler and creative soul currently living in Fethiye, Turkey for the past three years. Music is my lifelong passion — I compose, perform and explore sound as a form of connection between people and cultures. I’ve been lucky to visit amazing countries such as Thailand, Italy, Sri Lanka, Austria, Hungary, and Poland, and I’m planning to travel soon to Japan and Bali. I love nature, hiking, and being active outdoors — exploring new trails, mountains and seaside views gives me so much inspiration for my music. I’m also fascinated by architecture, culture and traditions of every country I visit. As a Leo, I’m naturally warm, curious and open-hearted. I love meeting new people, sharing experiences and exchanging creative energy. Whether it’s music, travel stories, or just good conversation — I’m always up for it! Looking forward to connecting with like-minded, inspiring women around the world 🌎💫
Beyza
Diyarbakir
Hey, I’m Beyza. I’m 19, obsessed with traveling, and currently on a mission: 19 countries before I turn 20. I’m spending my gap year exploring the world while collecting ideas for my future social enterprise. Yes, I travel like I’m running a field research project. In September 2026, I’m planning to start university in either Italy or the US. I love meeting new people, spontaneous plans, getting lost (and then pretending it was part of the plan), and analyzing every city like a case study. Ig: Wispybeyza