Solo Female Travel in Spain

Valencia, Solo travel

An unspoiled medieval city, with orange tree lined streets, charm and beautiful nature. I stayed near the quartz towers, hired a bike... The city and the beach I did as 2 seperate holidays Would definatley go back

Alicante, Solo travel

Awesome city with great city-beach and wonderful culture and winter climate! Endless restaurants and yummy fresh fruits and veggies. Spain’s largest indoor market as well as neighborhood mercadillos. Highly recommended for city-with-beach travel 🌟

Barcelona, Solo travel

Barcelona was a really nice city. It is easy to meet other travelers and the food was also verry good. I don't know much about the public transport because I walked mostly but from what I have seen it is quite easy and safe to get around. But at night I would not go out by myself.

Valencia, Solo travel

I feel very safe in Valencia, there are nice people, especially in Cabanyal. There is free entrance to the beach, you can get there by from city centre metro no.5 or by bus no. 32 or 19 (just 1,50 eur in cash for driver). Recomend to visit Ciudad de las Artes y Sciences. Also Cathedral (there Holy Grail), Torres Seranos, Central market, Museum of porcelain and get drink in Café de las Horas in centre. For salsa dancing you can visit Miky House Club or in the bars in port you can also dance.

Barcelona, Solo travel

Barcelona is a very Save city for solo female travelers met lots of lovely people and the attractions are beautiful. The park is a bit overhiped and the church is an absolute must even though it's a bit pricy

Marbella, Solo travel

I visited Marbella for my summer vacation and I was pleased with the beach as well as how safe I felt I really thought that because the city was considered a party area. I would sort of have to keep myself safe, but everyone there is actually really friendly and I love to see the differences between the cultures from the US I’ve also traveled to 14 other countries and Spain to me was a favorite. I definitely ended up going back and the hotel was right in the center of the sort of the hotspot and I really enjoyed the walking distance. It was a surprise to me that the hotel was actually around two times cheaper than the ones around however it was newly renovated and I think that’s why it was cheaper because it didn’t get much traction yet and I am also happy to talk about any topics or just go out together but I also don’t mind staying in unless that’s how I usually travel and that’s how Marbella was for me

Barcelona, Solo travel

I would definitely recommend going to Barcelona by yourself and staying in Kabul party hostel. My first night there I made friends with a bunch of Australians and they invited me to come to a rave in a castle!! The experience was incredible, the lights and music were intense but great. After that party experience, I went further afield and went to Tossa de Mar which was so beautiful!! Idyllic views and really nice beaches.

Salamanca, Solo travel

The city is very safe, you can walk alone even at 2am The people are very nice, i like agust in salamanca because all the students are in vacation so the city is less crouded If you like the night life, definetly come in september, crazy parties.

Tarifa, Solo travel

Very beautiful place between the seas (Mediterranean, Atlantic). There are very good restaurants, great beaches, and a beautiful old town. Accommodation options for every budget. My starting point for a hike from south to north.

Tenerife, Group travel

It is like paradise. An amazing place with amazing people and experiences. I recommend it 100%. Mountain volcano Teinte and its clear starview is one of my best life experience! Locals are very friendly and warm!

Cáceres

It’s extremely safe. Nothing ever happens here and if it does, it will have consequences. I was never harassed or anything of the like here, unlike Lisboa, for example. I mean, if you walk alone at 4 in the morning, just be aware of your surroundings but this is a very nice city to live in as a woman.

Albacete

I haven’t lived here long so I might not be the most reliable source. However, the months that I have lived here have proved safe and people generally leave you alone. I’ve been told that crimes are rare and I haven’t seen pickpockets which can be common in bigger cities.

Hi girls! If you like art I highly recommend you some galleries and art spaces so nice: * Veta * Neomudejar * Hyper Space * Matadero de Madrid * Casa Encendida This are local places, normally with free expositions, concerts and cultural events

Coruña is a safe and not excessively expensive city, depending on the areas where you move around. There are many places where you can eat delicious and cheap food, as well as delicious and nice-looking food; among those I recommend: - Breakfast: Doña Bárbara, Waco, Habaziro, Go Coffee, Astro Café, Lumar Cafeteria - Meals/Dinners of various styles and budgets: Picnic, Pizza Pepe, O Fieital, Terra Mía, Leviathan, Uro, Arrabiata, Sushi Utopia, Árbore da Veira, Koh Lanta... - Vermouth: Chitín, Jamonería La Era - Drinks/Nightlife: Brétema, La Intrusa, Casto, Cruel, Cotton, Clover - Party/Clubbing: (free entrance) Brétema, La Calle, Soho (30+); (€) Amura, Brit, Inn... The most economical and comfortable area to stay is in Los Mallos, which is well-connected to the bus and train stations. If you want to exercise, Mcfit (now Basic Fit) or Synergym are good in terms of quality-price atmosphere. Don't miss visiting the house of Pablo Picasso, the Marta Ortega Foundation, the Tower, the menhirs... 🎀

So Seville is a really pretty city, it's not as big as Madrid or Barcelona but it is more relaxing and doesn't have that many tourists. Never go in the summer!!! It's too hot, it can reach 45 degrees, it's better to go starting October until march. The best to see are the monuments and the streets in the center, outside with the Itálica ruins which I totally recommend, they have a lot of history and they are one of the locations Game of Thrones came to film! Stay away from the typical tapas restaurants in the center they are tourist traps, go a little far away or walk between streets that are not packed. Places to see: Plaza de España, María Luisa s garden, Alcazar, Atarazanas, The Giralda, Tower of Gold, Triana's neighborhood and Santa Cruz neighborhood.

I was born in Gijón and can only say it's a beautiful city. Food is amazing as well and prices reasonable though every time getting higher. Regarding you could experience some catcalling at night in the clubbing are, mostly from drunk guys but not too dangerous

The best way to get around in Barcelona is buying a T-casual ticket which allows you to ride the train, the bus, the metro and the tram for 10times. For Barcelona city you need to buy Zona 1, if you want to visit the outskirts you might need Zona 2. You can buy the tickets at the machines at any metro station. It's a paper tocket with a QR code, so you only must scan it, to pass the metro gates. Just check out how other people do it and follow them :) the menu of ticket machine is available in many international and there's a map that shows you the different zones. On major stations you'll find staff that you can adress for help and also locals will be friendly and willing to assist you.

Be careful with your belongings everywhere, especially when you go shopping; keep your bag and phone close to you. Try local food made by locals. In Barcelona, you can find amazing handmade items at small weekly markets, especially in the Gracia neighborhood. When you go to the disco, keep an eye on your drinks. There are a lot of night buses, and you can come back home at any time❤️

Malaga is amazing, safe and very cheap. I’ve been leaving here for 7 month and I love it. I can recommend great cheesecake place if you love it, local ice-cream, foods and drinks and fun. It’s very small so you can just walk around.

Coruña is very safe for women, but you have to be careful in some neighborhoods such as Sagrada Familia or Barcelona street, and also in the area around Los Mayos. Besides these areas, there are no issues. The area of Matogrande is very quiet and safe. The city center has many restaurants where you can eat; for example, Sampaio offers a wide variety at a low cost. A good way to get around the city is by bicycle, as the city has a comfortable and safe bike lane.

Coruña is one of the most beautiful provinces in Spain. Costa da Morte has in my opinion the best beaches in the country. -Safe for women -Safe for solo travelers -Safe a night -Food is amazing! Lots of fresh fish and seafood but also with options for vegans. - The best way to get around the province is by car but their capital is very walkable and has lots of buses connecting different parts of town. There are also fast trains connecting to the rest of the provinces in Galicia and Madrid. - There’s so much culture to be discovered and outdoors to be explored.

Bermeo is a fishing village about 40 mins (driving) or 120 mins (bus or train, every half hour or once an hour on Saturday or Sunday) from Bilbao. I'd say it's very safe at any time of day or night, I've never felt threatened. It's a great base for walking/hiking, with plenty of shorter coastal walks or more rugged mountainous trails if you like. You can walk to the now famous San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, and the Urdaibai estuary has lots of trails too. Many are we'll sign posted. You can also hop on a train to visit Gernika (Guernica). As with most Basque towns, there are plenty of bars, for coffee or 'pintxo pote', this is basically a drink & a snack in each bar around the town!! Some good fish & meat restaurants, but vegetarian & vegan is harder. to come by. Basques are generally pretty friendly & welcoming to tourists (as it's not yet massified, but the rumblings are there). Things to try: Txakoli, a local wine Basque cider, less sweet & sparkly than the usual & quite tart. Bonito (in summer) Bermeo has a big tuna festival showcasing the local bonito & seafood conserves. Talo. Like a corn pancake with a chorizo sausage, generally served at festivals. Feel free to contact me for any other advise! Safe travels!