based on 309 experiences from female travelers
I visited a Brighton Palace Pier and the Royal Pavilion and beach. It was really good week trip. And also I visited a Worthing beach. In this cities there are a lot of shops and beautiful places to visit.
Posted: June 21, 2026Experienced: July, 2024Alexandra
Romania
First time (and so far, only time) solo travelling and it was the most amazing experience ever! Met a lot of awesome people, tried authentic middle eastern and chinese food for the first time. Very friendly people, didnt have a problem with pickpockets or scams. Stumbled upon a pro-palestine protest and regained my hope in humanity, would definitely go again!!
Posted: June 4, 2026Laura
United States
Edinburgh is a very safe city for solo travel. The public transportation system is easy to navigate. There are so many castles and estates to explore. Don’t miss the highland cows. I highly recommend.
Posted: May 26, 2026Experienced: June, 2025Jenn
United States
Did a study abroad trip to Oxford when in college. It was a great first experience traveling without family and doing it with a group but still solo in a way. My friends enjoyed Cafe Tarifa as a hot spot to visit. This was a long time ago so not sure if there still there. Try your hand at punting in the river for a fun activity.
Posted: May 15, 2026Based on 863 reports
Based on 863 reports
I would say it’s very safe, But at nighttime avoid areas like london road, Moulscoombe, Whitehawk and kemptown. This is only becuase it’s a bit of the more rough areas, And also the level at night don’t go there. But it’s safe it’s not crazy dangerous but i would recommend calling a friend on ur way home or being with someone just to be safe :)
Posted: July 16, 2026Belfast is a pretty safe city. theres a lot of homeless people on the main street but they dont bother you. The main town is well lit up at night and there’s always plenty of people around. I would just avoid going down any isolated streets due to the homeless.
Posted: July 14, 2026Overall, it’s a safe city, especially because it’s so multicultural. However, it’s best to be a little cautious around the seafront at night, mainly because of people who may be drunk or under the influence of drugs.
Posted: July 13, 2026Bristol overall is a safe and vibrant city, however night time around south bristol can be sketchy, however its important to understand Bristols history before judging an area too closely. North bristol & North West Bristol is the safest. Stay off the downs at night.
Posted: July 12, 2026Kelly
Manchester
1 day
Hellooooo I’m Kelly and originally from Hong Kong but now on a working holiday in the UK and have moved to Manchester since 2025. I don’t really have any goals in life or a particular passion for anything so i’m always just wandering around by myself to see what really sparks my interest. Currently I’m into photography but very amateur, and also gardening i’m planting some strawberries and they are growing very well:)) Oh I also like music and movies, i know everyone has a Slipknot phase but i’m still in mine, i used to work in a cinema as an usher just to take a sneak peek at the new movies during breaks, love me Ghibli, my favourite animes of all time are Fullmetal Alchemist and Evangelion (I know pretty basic but based) My native language is Cantonese but I’m also fluent in Mandarin and English, know a bit of Japanese and Spanish which I definitely want to be more fluent! Also i love the cartoon show Moomin, it’s my dream to visit Finland and see them in Moomin World, maybe i can meet Santa Claus as well :)) I’m planning to travel around the UK and Europe before my 26th birthday in November so look forward to seeing you all beautiful faces xx
Kamila
Inverness
3 days
Hi, I’m Kamila – originally from Slovakia, now based in Scotland, where I work in nature conservation and mapping. I’m a curious soul who loves exploring local culture, nature, and food – whether that means getting lost in a new city or taking a quiet walk by the sea. I usually travel solo or with friends, and I enjoy a balance of calm moments, good conversations, and spontaneous little adventures. As a traveler, I’m respectful, tidy, and independent – happy to share a meal or story, but also mindful of personal space. As a host, I enjoy welcoming kind, open-minded women into my home when I can. I believe in mutual trust, comfort, and kindness, and I love the idea of creating small pockets of home, wherever we are in the world. Whether we connect for a walk, a soup (I rarely drink coffee/tea), or a short stay – I’d be happy to meet ✨
María
London
3 days
I'm a Spanish woman working for a human rights charity in London. I have lived in this city half my life and love showing it to people. I have a part time business doing animal care and also practice massage therapy. I love nature, food, dancing and the arts. I'm sober and LGBTQI+ friendly
Yee
London
3 days
I enjoy the small things in life: sunrise, hot fresh coffee/tea, home cooked food, playing with animals, laughing with friends, making children smile.. I dabble in politics (Tory), volunteer with the homeless. I read the economist/financial times. I am catholic, tee-total and plant based. I enjoy ballroom and Scottish reeling. I have travelled to 88 countries so far.
Karla
Bristol
3 days
Hi! I'm Karla! I'm a teacher,fine artist and curator based in Bristol but I was born in Málaga where I have a lovely family house. I am always traveling around Europe meeting new artists and making new friends and networking ❤️
Anna
Egham
3 days
Hey I'm Anna and I really really love being outside! My biggest love is cycling, but I also enjoy hiking, tennis, going to the gym, running- anything that makes my hair messy and my brain happy:) When I'm not doing any of that I'm a Biology student near London, and I spend a lot of my summers in the Czech Republic. My dream destination is anywhere with mountains <3
Boryana
Barnsley
3 days
Hello! My name is Boryana, 35 years old, originally from Bulgaria, living in the UK for the last 10+ years. I am currently located in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. I do salsa dancing as a hobby, as well as Bachata and Kizomba. I like pilates classes, and table tennis. I also enjoy nature walks, astrology, human design, crystals, etc. I left my job as a Principal Structural Engineer a few months ago, and I am currently working on starting my own business. I truly enjoy meeting new people and connecting with them.
Emily
Birmingham
7 days
I'm in the final year of my undergraduate degree, living in Birmingham England. Growing up abroad has instilled a love for travel and adventure in me, and I make a point to fit it in wherever and whenever I can. I love EVERYTHING, I'm not joking. I've found the joy and excitement in everything I've tried. My main hobbies at the moment include pole dancing, and volunteering at a youth organization as a marine cadet instructor.
REN
London
3 days
Hello 🌍 I’m based in London, originally from Košice, Slovakia, running my own small business — and currently entering what I like to call my next teenage years. My children are adults, my curiosity is wide awake again, and I’m craving adventure, new friendships, fresh perspectives, and conversations that go beyond small talk. I love the energy of younger, brave, adventurous women — it inspires me. I travel between London and Slovakia and can host in both places. Always happy to learn, explore, and occasionally share a bit of hard-earned wisdom (only if asked 😉).
Vicki
Ely
4 days
We are US citizens but have spent about a decade residing in the UK. We are a 30-minute drive outside of Cambridge and our small "city," is a city because of its cathedral, but I personally consider it a town. Joined this platform for travel buddies and hosts. Occasionally meeting up and hosting ourselves when possible. If you're willing to accept myself and daughter as guests, please message. Travel dates and destinations are flexible; as long as the kids are off school. I will typically travel alone or with my two daughters using this platform. We are hoping there's some hosts and travellers we can connect with. We also travel with my husband or do couples trips, but I joined this platform specifically for times my daughters and I travel together without their father. We have to have our girly days out, too 💓 We three enjoy board games, easy family video games as well, walks, both of my children love water, shopping, and food. We also all love travelling when we can. We three dabble in amateur photography. We will try new things and enjoy sharing our meals. Fundamentally easy going; if I say so myself. We do regular trio outtings in/around England but we would love to do more international mommy & daughter trips. Our first trio trip was backpacking from Dublin to Carna and back. Why? Our eldest asked to go on another holiday; while we were in Greece. On holiday, the audacity. I know haha. I immediately said no, but when we got back home. I thought, "why not?" So we flew into Dublin and headed to Carna with our backpacks. The second trio adventure was to Denmark. We decided to squeeze in one last trip before they returned to school. Our third trio trip was a catsitting exchange in Italy. This arrangement was honestly splendid. The host said the cats just needed two meals a day and their daily medication. Due to this she recommended we take the train and explore neighbouring cities for the day. We were able to explore: Venice, Bologna, Verona, Garda Lake, Valpolicella, and a variety of other activities/locations. All while making it back in time for supper and bed. 2 active on the go days and stayed inside the 3rd day. We repeated this until our departure.