based on 169 experiences from female travelers
I was in Thailand for the first time, I liked everything so much: people, the beach, the sea - everything is wonderful. The sea in April was very warm, the weather is gorgeous, there are few tourists!
Posted: June 27, 2026It was honestly beautiful and you’ll meet a lot of solo travellers there. I personally didn’t sell travel at the time but do you recommend More price than Bali, but not much of a difference. If you’re thinking of going my advice is just to book the trip.
Posted: June 25, 2026Olga
Ukraine
Bangkok surprised me in the best possible way. It was my first trip to Asia, and I completely fell in love with the city. What fascinated me most was its contrasts. One day you can party on Khao San Road with travelers from all over the world, enjoy great food and cheap drinks, and dance until sunrise. The next day you can visit beautiful temples, learn about Buddhism, and experience a completely different side of life. I was especially impressed by Wat Arun, a stunning historic temple dating...
Posted: June 21, 2026Anaëlle
France
Thailand was my very first big trip, and I traveled alone. I discovered I was less anxious, more at peace, surrounded by magnificent landscapes and very kind people. Grabs and public transport cost practically nothing, accommodation is very affordable even in Bangkok, but shopping can sometimes be a bit pricey depending on what you buy.
Posted: June 12, 2026Experienced: March, 2026Based on 57 reports
Based on 57 reports
You can be yourself in Bangkok. There is no need to worry about crime, theft, or anything like that. The locals appreciate tourists and are naturally people-oriented. If you have a problem, they can help you without any trouble.
Posted: July 23, 2026Pam
Pretty safe here. In the city center normally we stay home after 20.00. The day time starts early since 6.00. during this time everywhere around this area is so safe for sure. Feel free to visit Ayutthaya city.
Posted: July 23, 2026Clayrex
As any capital, be careful with the strangers and avoid being alone in the dark places at odd hours. Besides that, it is the safest city I have been to. I have nothing to complain about. Download the app Grab before arriving or just arriving. It saves a lot in this city, you can request from a moto taxi to a car taxi, food, coffee, anything,and you can pay in cash or you can add your credit/debit card, in case you don't have cash.
Posted: February 15, 2026Shahrzad
I am a solo traveler and safety is very important to me. I didn’t feel anything bad or dangerous in Phuket, even very late at night (arrived at my bungalow 1 a.m - left the place to eat since I was very hungry after a 10-hour flight). The neighborhood where my accommodation was, was alive with very friendly and helpful locals (Kata Beach) 🏖️ … felt safe and sound during my 10-day stay.
Posted: January 23, 2026Anastasiia
Phuket
5 days
Hi! My name is Anastasia 🌸 I’m originally from Moscow, Russia, but now I live in Thailand on the island of Phuket, working as a marketing specialist in international real estate. Traveling is my lifestyle ✈️ I’ve just come back from Tanzania, currently staying in Turkey, and soon I’m planning trips to France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal. I’d love to meet new girlfriends and like-minded women to explore together and share experiences. I’m an optimistic, cheerful, and kind person. Life on the road taught me to be easy-going and always open to new adventures. I already have friends all over the world, and I’m excited to expand this circle especially with creative, inspiring people who see the world with wide-open eyes 🌍💫 If you ever come to Thailand, I’ll be happy to welcome you in Phuket, show you around, and share all the best local spots 🏝️
Nuji
Bangkok
3 days
I love my country so much that I want to help people who visit my beloved country to learn about our culture, society, people, etc.