based on 108 experiences from female travelers
Serena
Argentina
I traveled solo to Canada and it was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. I spent three months between Edmonton, Banff, and Calgary, and honestly… the landscapes completely blew my mind. Everything feels so safe — there’s literally no sense of insecurity, even when you’re on your own. And the best part is that I didn’t even pay for accommodation, because I was doing volunteer house-sitting and pet-sitting. Banff especially was magical. Canada is definitely a place I’d go back to a thousand times
Posted: December 1, 2025Toronto is such a beautiful city with an amazing atmosphere! I stayed with family in Rosedale during July and the weather was incredible. I never once felt unsafe during my visit, and everyone was so friendly and welcoming!
Posted: November 3, 2025Winnie
Canada
Modern and clean city with plenty to do during the Summer. Lots of events, concerts, festivals going on for the whole period. Large cosmopolitan city so it's easy to meet people or travel buddies, if you're open to it. Had the most wonderful meal at Alo Bar. Love the amount of ice cream shops too.
Posted: October 21, 2025Syllia
United States
I have traveled to Toronto 3 times recently, solo and with a friend. Most recently was for Caribana, celebrating Caribbean culture. There were many events taking place. Though I am not Caribbean, it was open to everyone. Driving in city wasn't too bad, though I am not used to street cars or light rails. Felt very safe and very diverse. Food was good. Didn't have too much Canadian only food but the Beaver Tails. Night life was great!
Posted: October 17, 2025Our trip was amazing! If you want to experience a piece of Canadian wilderness, this is your sign to visit! The park has campsites, yurts, lodges, and resorts, but my group stayed in Huntsville and drove over. I would recommend the portage store, logging museum, and visitor centre. We didn't see moose, but we did see loons!
Posted: September 28, 2025Based on 495 local experiences
Based on 495 local experiences
Thunder Bay is not overall unsafe but there are gang and drug-related crimes, corrupt police and racism prevalent. That being said, it's not worth missing out on all the cute downtown destinations or the beauty of the outdoors in this area.
Posted: December 17, 2025Meme
North Vancouver is in general a safe and quiet place to be. Peaceful on the trails. Close to mountains for skiing and hiking, I've never felt unsafe in North Vancouver and I have lived for over 5 years. Vancouver downtown can be unsafe at times.
Posted: December 11, 2025St. John’s is a relatively safe city if you use common sense. Most violent crimes are related to participating in other criminal activities. When visiting use the same common sense that you would in any other city and you should be completely fine!
Posted: December 4, 2025Yannie
Very chill city, people are calm and nice, there are homeless people around certain pockets but they usually mind their own business, just have to get used to seeing them on the streets and don’t actively interact with them
Posted: November 18, 2025I’ve never had any problems ever since I moved in Quebec City last year. It is a very safe environment for women :) You are never 100% safe from a catcall or something like that but you will never be in danger here
Posted: November 17, 2025Melissa
Calgary
3 days
Hi, I’m Melissa. I’m into slow mornings, wandering new places, and finding good vibes wherever I go. I love meaningful convos, comfy cafes, and a little bit of adventure on the side. Down for exploring, relaxing, and seeing what unfolds. Love good food, music and enjoy dancing - somatic healing 🫶🏼
Riley
Vancouver
7 days
Hi I’m Riley! I really want to travel all of Canada and the rest of the world making friends along the way! I’m starting with BC if you want to go on a lil trip please message me! I am clean, kind, great listener and full of stories:)