Is United States Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
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How safe is United States for solo female travelers?
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based on 466 experiences from female travelers
Cynthia
United States
Florida, Group travel
I went with a group of friends and there was always something to do! Wether that be going ti the beach or walking doing all the shops. All of their nightlife is super cool to go and the variety of restaurants they have you can always find something to choose from.
Posted: May 22, 2026
Amanda
United States
El Paso, Group travel
Nice place, just not a lot to do if you get bored. You can hike and go shopping, but that'd about it. Restaurants were decent, still havent found a good spot that I'd go back to yet. Still looking though.
Posted: May 19, 2026
Luna
France
United States, Group travel
I was there for a short time but it was incredible to visit Los Angeles like a dream. It's just beautiful and I love the food . But honestly it's better if you have a car because it's not the best way to visit Los Angeles with the bus , what I mean it’s that you can go to a place faster than with a bus.
Posted: May 16, 2026Experienced: October, 2025Alaska, Solo travel
Fishing for salmon on the Kenai, saw wild eagles along the banks, dolphins in the water, and all sorts of wildlife along hikes. Friendly bars and restaurants for a bite to eat. Locals were kind and welcoming.
Posted: April 29, 2026Is United States safe for women?
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Paisley
Tyler
Tyler is pretty safe in the day time. In public areas at night, I feel fairly safe. I would never be alone at night in rural areas or even grocery stores. It’s a somewhat small town and I feel that most people have good intentions. I am only nervous in parking lots at night or in downtown Tyler when I am alone.
Posted: May 23, 2026Tallahassee
Tallahassee is a fairly safe city. As the capital city of Florida, it has historically been a retirement city that gets busy around legislative session. Recently, with an influx of college students choosing to stay and study at the three in-state public institutions here, college town has grown and drawn rapid expansion initiatives. This has priced out several members of the community and limited housing opportunitites. Homelessness has become an increased concern. Hence, while individuals...
Posted: May 22, 2026Cynthia
Dallas
Dallas in general is overall safe with really cool people. My only thing is to stay away from deep Ellum at nighttime. A lot of people like looking for trouble in that area. I like the uptown area as well as design district
Posted: May 22, 2026
Lexie
Worcester
I’ve lived in Worcester about 3 years now. I’ve felt uncomfortable at times but never put in harms way. The area surrounding Cambridge Street isn’t the best, I used to live there and it was pretty sketchy. The downtown area has its share of unhoused individuals who may ask you for money or men who will catcall but Ive never had any physical altercations with anyone. Theft is common, so just keep an eye on your things and you’ll be fine.
Posted: May 18, 2026Safety in United States
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Tanya
Ventura
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello! I’m Tanya and I live on the central coast in California. I love meeting new people, and am always up for an adventure!
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Kim
Lewiston
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Hello. I was born and raised in North Central Idaho. I know where to find mushrooms, catch fish, camp and play in nature. I'm 53, in a long term relationship and have an adult daughter finishing up her masters degree in Vancouver, BC. I'm creative and enjoy learning. I'm looking to make friends and explore.
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