Is Niagara Falls safe for solo female travelers?

Niagara Falls generally boasts safety standards for solo female travelers. It is a well-regulated tourist site with visible security measures in place. However, like any popular tourist destination, it's important to remain cautious, especially during evenings and in less crowded areas. Ensuring to stay in well-lit areas and using reputable transportation options is recommended. Make sure to secure your personal belongings and avoid sharing personal or trip details with strangers. Always have the contact information of local authorities on hand.

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How safe is Niagara Falls for solo female travelers?

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I went here with a friend of mine but we both paid for our own rooms and meals. The motel we checked into had a lovely receptionist who gave us a full rundown on how to spend the day at the falls and showed us places with free parking. We went into the Cave of the Winds where we got upclose to the falls (Disclaimer: the ponchos they give you do NOT keep you dry at all, so be wary!). We missed the Maid of the Mist because the last timeslot to book tickets was 7:30PM. But overall, it was an ineffable experience. I managed to cross the rainbow bridge (by walking), immigration took about 15 minutes even with a decent line. The views were nicer on the Canadian side, but I wouldn’t say you would be missing out on a lot if you didn’t cross over. Food and drinks were a little expensive at the attractions but that was to be expected. We went there for 3 days 2 nights and I would say we spent about $250-$300 each, accommodation, food and tickets included.

Posted: August 19, 2024
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I’m an older woman at the tender age of 59 with my children all grown up and no grandchildren yet I want to travel a bit. This year was the first time I ever went out out of the US except for Canada. I traveled to Ireland for my son’s wedding and now I’m hooked. I want to see more places and I want to learn where it’s safe to travel as a single woman. Cheers!