based on 62 experiences from female travelers
Iris
Netherlands
This was my first real solo trip (i have traveled to places alone and met up with people before) I didnt know it was the start of rain season but I didnt mind the rain. The temperature was always nice. Felt very save with the locals but did have one experience at a hotel where one of the staf members wanted to have a midnight Swim with me. Told him no a couple of times but he kept insisting. I went inside my room and he knocked on the door a few times before leaving. I left this hotel earlier...
Posted: April 27, 2026Experienced: January, 2025Molly
Mexico
My favorite thing about Bali was the wellness culture communities. I haven’t seen those quite so extensive anywhere and would love to. Bali itself felt a bit like a tropical nyc so that did take away a bit from the experience. I understand the last 3 years it has gotten a mass influx of people. I share because it was just such a surprise.
Posted: February 9, 2026Seda
Indonesia
I was back in Bali for a month recently after living there my whole life, and it’s such a beautiful place to come back to, and always more to explore. My favorite part is the amazing restaurants there I grew up with! Some of my favorites are Rize in Pererenan and Ubud, and Plant Bistro in Ubud.
Posted: February 8, 2026nanoi
Belgium
“I really loved Bali. Unfortunately, I stayed in the same area the whole time because I didn’t really know where else to go and I mainly went there for boxing. I would definitely recommend Bali as a solo trip because I was riding around on my own all the time and I’ve never felt that safe before. Nobody really bothers you, which is really nice. Bali is generally quite cheap but I stayed in Canggu which is more of a fitness area so it’s quite overpriced there. But overall it’s definitely a...
Posted: February 2, 2026Based on 7 reports
Based on 7 reports
It's generally a safe place.There always the regular occasional breaking and entering like in any place in the world. But I feel more safe here than in many places. People are friendly and not predatorial like you can feel in other places.
Posted: October 17, 2025Aleksandrina
If use simple rules for safe like everwhere in the world then it’s ok. Here lots of foreigners and lots of tourists traps. But if u read and explore Beto come here about all typical stuff then it’s ok.
Posted: October 17, 2025Katerina
Bali is a safe place to travel, but you need to follow the basic safety rules that apply in any country: do not walk alone at night, do not leave a glass unattended, do not leave with strangers. But in general: the island is very safe, as the locals will always help and advise, the tourists are kind
Posted: September 20, 2025Sophia
The most safest areas are Ubud and north of Bali. Uluwatu too. Not sure about Kuta, you can be robbed there. Many markets where you can be touched without permission. Also Changu. Crowded areas with lots of tourists, parties.
Posted: January 30, 2025Based on reports from women living in Bali, we created a safety map highlighting areas where they feel unsafe during the day or at night.
Arida
Bali
3 days
Living in Bali, I enjoy traveling, staying active, and finding beauty in simple moments, sunrise walks, running, nature, and good conversations. As a single mom, I’ve learned strength, patience, and the importance of community. I’m here to connect with kind, inspiring women, share travel stories, and enjoy this journey together 🌸
Ariani
Bali
3 days
i’m ayin 20 years old,i like travel a lot,i’m frendlu and helpful,nice to meet new friend🥰 also if u in bali and wanna travel ,just text me