based on 10 experiences
liv
Australia
I traveled solo, and it was amazing! Felt very safe and enjoyed every minute of it. It was super easy to meet people. There was lots to do, and it felt like a place where there was always something to do with whatever group of people you meet.
Posted: January 25, 2024Easy, safe place to solo travel. Travelled in the back of my car around Queensland. Still more to discover and explore. Met so many lovely people, travellers and foreigners alike. High recommend solo travel for women here.
Posted: January 24, 2024Asaka (22)
Japan
I’ve been to Sydney, Brisbane and Coffs Harbour by solo. It was safety and people were kind to me. In Coffs Harbour, I stayed at Ausee family’s house with other travelers. We sheared a lot of experiences and had a wonderful time by chatting, swimming in the pool, playing some games and visiting the beach.
Posted: January 15, 2024Experienced: January, 2024Nora
Australia
love Australia and the people but at night I didn’t feel safe at all Some cities like Sydney were quite expensive… And it’s hard to get from one place to another (without car) Food was good but also expensive…
Posted: November 16, 2023To everyone who is considering going to Australia as solo women. Do it! It was the best decision I’ve made in my life. The people, the beaches, the nature, friends who became family. I never felt so at home and want to go back!
Posted: October 26, 2023I flew to Melbourne. I went on a one-day tour of the Great Ocean Road (stopping at many other places), as well as another day trip to Phillip Island. Then I flew to Adelaide. There, I booked a two-day tour (through Intrepid Travel) to Kangaroo Island. The tour included a ferry trip there and back to the island, accommodation for 1 night, and sightseeing such as wildlife (kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, echidnas, cockatoos, seals, etc.), beaches, sandboarding in Little Sahara, lighthouse, Remarkable Rocks, Admirals Arch, Flinders Chase National Park, and much more. The tour ended back in Adelaide.
Posted: December 14, 2022I flew to Sydney and stayed there for about 3 days (I went to Bondi Beach and saw the opera from the outside). Then I went to Brisbane for 2 days and visited an Australian zoo and cuddled a koala. Then I went to Cairns for 1 night and took a catamaran cruise to dive on the Great Barrier Reef (which seemed mostly dead). Then I flew to Auckland. I went to Waiheke for a full-day wine tasting, I rented a bus for the occasion there, which turned out to be private, as I was the only passenger. Then I went to Waitomo to see the caves with glowing worms and stayed overnight at Big Bird BnB, which was an incredible farm experience. Then I returned. I flew to the South Island of New Zealand and toured there for two days, I took a cruise on Milford Sound, which was surrounded by beautiful mountains and waterfalls. And then I returned to the USA.
Posted: December 14, 2022I highly recommend Australia, it's quite safe. I went from downtown Adelaide to the wine region, and then took a ferry to Kangaroo Island. As I was returning by ferry, I went to the Grampians, which are located in the state of Victoria. The waterfall there is beautiful. Then I headed off to the Great Ocean Road, saw the Twelve Apostles rocks, and then went to Melbourne to end the trip. On the last night my friends were exhausted, so I took a train into the city and took a walk alone. I used Uber and wasn't worried at all.
Posted: November 19, 2022Experienced: April, 2019Australia is huge. Depending on how much time you have to enjoy our beautiful country, it would be good to first decide what adventures you want to experience, and then maybe limit yourself to a few states. Western Australia has a lot to offer, from amazing hikes, the madness of diving on the Ningaloo Reef, whale shark diving, white sandy beaches, a true adventure atmosphere in the wilderness, Rottnest, Karijini, Bungle Bungles... honestly, it's beautiful. Queensland has amazing rainforests and beaches! Tasmania has incredible landscapes - it's usually cooler there.
Posted: October 29, 2022Emma
Hey I’m Emma! I’m in my late 20s and have managed to do 1-2 overseas trips per year since I first got my passport! I love indulging in new cultures and meeting new friends along the way. My personality is somewhat of a blend between “let’s rush out and explore” and “maybe we should plan this trip” kind of style. If you know, you know 😂
Elly
I am creative soul who loves travelling, especially travelling solo, but I also want to feel safe. I'd love to meet other women :)
Louise
Adelaide
2 days
Hello, I’m Louise, I am currently travelling France solo and would love to meet up and practice my French. I love eating and hiking. At home I like to surf and go camping!
Juliet
Brisbane
3 days
Hi I’m Juliet, l just enjoy culture, history, art and life. A photographer and so much more. I have spent time travelling around Australia learning about how beautiful it is. Ready to learn so much more.
Miriam
Hi, I am Miriam, 36 years old and from Germany. I am currently on a 3 months sabbatical leave in Australia (until beginning of April) and French Polynesia (beginning of April until mid May. I am a passionate diver, love to explore new places and always try to be kind and respectful ✌🏻
Miriam
Hi, I am Miriam, 36 years old and from Germany. I am currently on a 3 months sabbatical leave in Australia (until beginning of April) and French Polynesia (beginning of April until mid May. I am a passionate diver, love to explore new places and always try to be kind and respectful ✌🏻