Is United States Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
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based on 428 experiences from female travelers
Florida, Solo travel
good for work and travel, i worked in orlando for two months going with a program makes it safe but im sure there are many unsafe areas like downtown, also there are many lakes and kayaking was amazing overall liked it a lot
Posted: August 27, 2026Experienced: June, 2025
Antanae
United States
Chicago, Couple travel
Had a really good time. The traffic is insane. But the food is so goooood! We did meet a lot of nice people and enjoyed the nightlife scene as well. Safety wise make sure to practice your basic safety precautions and you’ll be fine.
Posted: August 21, 2026
Bri
United States
Honolulu, Group travel
The most magical trip I have ever taken in my life with very best friend and my parents!🐢The water was breathtaking and the views were like something straight out of a movie. I only had three days there but it was so amazing I would love to go back and stay for several weeks.
Posted: August 20, 2026
Lígia
Brazil
Detroit, Solo travel
I went to Detroit for an exchange program during college and lived there for eight months. The city itself doesn’t have a ton of things to do, but the activities it does have are really interesting, especially when you consider the city’s history.
Posted: August 20, 2026
Agnes
Czech Republic
Nashville, Solo travel
Hey! I just visited Nashville Tennessee, and I absolutely loved it! The city never sleeps live music can be heard almost 24 hours a day, and every weekend, they close the main Broadway route to cars, turning it into a lively, walkable music center. At night it’s a real party! You can walk into almost any music bar free and just enjoy the live performances. There are also plenty of tourist attractions, including museums and old fashioned trolley rides or you can simply take a walk around...
Posted: August 19, 2026
Corina
United States
Sedona, Solo travel
One of my favorite places is Sedona, practically in my backyard! I love escaping there to retreat, recharge, enjoy the beauty, and share some of my favorite hidden gems and adventures along the way!!!
Posted: August 17, 2026
Tam
Japan
California, Group travel
I went to a few state parks and loved the nature. California is so beautiful. It’s good to rent a car to go around Cali. I went to Auberry, Kentfield, Refwoods, Tahoe, Sacramento, Sequoia and Redwood national parks, Muir woods, Kentfield, SF, LA. Didn’t like LA that much because of feeling unsafe.
Posted: August 16, 2026
Soulo
United States
Honolulu, Solo travel
4 day trip to Hawaii, wasn’t a planned destination for me, but I decided to stop here on my way home from Japan. If you’re comfortable with hostels, I’d recommend Polynesian Hostel Beach Club (clean, staff were really welcoming, movie nights, first come first serve beach chairs & umbrellas, and affordable surfboard rentals, & few minutes walk to the beach and nice strip of shop’s & restaurants) otherwise hotels are definitely pricey. You can get day bus pass for $10 or week bus pass for $40,...
Posted: August 2, 2026Oahu, Solo travel
Awsome culture I love the people. The Island is always going to provide you with kindness if you respect it. Make sure to stick with ‘Ohana and respect the rules and the elders. If you travel alone accomodation is really expensive so make sure you check ahead of time, meet people, make friends and you will for sure find people that are alike that can help you figure it out! Being kind and respectful is most important!
Posted: July 29, 2026Corpus Christi, Couple travel
I think it’s a nice city to visit in the USA. As a women, I’d say it’s fairly safe but I wouldn’t feel safe walking around the city after dawn. As any other Texan cities, there’s a lot of people carrying guns around there so it does make me feel less safe but overall I think it’s a nice place to see as long as you are accompanied after dawn and stay in the city without roaming in remote areas around
Posted: July 29, 2026Is United States safe for women?
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Easton
New York
I feel safe knowing the area, speaking the language, I don’t look lost or like a tourist. But there are muggings, there can be fights, subways at night I would avoid, homeless can be aggressive. It depends on caution and awareness
Posted: August 29, 2026Lynchburg
To be in any sort of serious danger, you would have to be associating with dangerous, unstable people. Don't do that and you'll be fine. Stay in the most populated areas. Don't go out after dark. Provide evidence of your location somewhere or with someone you trust.
Posted: August 29, 2026Union City
I have not heard of a crime in the past decade since I’ve been living here, except some porch piracy. I am able to return from the city very late on my own. Great under the radar place to reside or find accommodation.
Posted: August 27, 2026
Chels
Palm Beach County
Overall in between. Mostly safe but always be aware of surroundings and don’t follow random people anywhere - this includes children. Always call 911 if someone requests help by going somewhere with them or taking them somewhere else.
Posted: August 24, 2026Elizabeth City
If you know your way around, Elizabeth City can be very enlightening and fun. But it’s really ghetto in a lot of areas. Our population is made up of mainly African American heritage, and the average income level is low to moderate.
Posted: August 24, 2026
Taylor
Kewaskum
Kewaskum is a very safe and welcoming community. It is a small town in Washington county. There are a lot of great restaurants, cafes and local attractions. One of my favorites is the coffee shop Coffee Corner!
Posted: August 23, 2026Safety in United States
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Deanna
Minneapolis
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm a 50 year-old homeowner in Minneapolis who loves to travel, experience local culture, see live music, wander museums, watch films, eat good food, play board games, and geek out at fan conventions. A city person who enjoys urban gardening, I also like to visit the great outdoors in short stints knowing that I have a real mattress waiting for me at the end of the day. Unmarried, doting auntie to three young women and active in my local community. Looking to meet new people near and far willing to swap hosted space in our home cities. Bonus points if you want to hang out and explore together.
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EmD
Hendersonville
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi 👋 I’m Emily, someone equal parts whimsical and practical. I love spending time outdoors, and I’ve probably tried every hobby at least once! I’ve traveled extensively within the U.S. (and lived and worked in NC, CA, AK, and HI) and am eager to do more international travel. I’ve been to Iceland, Australia, and several places in the Caribbean, but I really want to go everywhere! I formerly worked in the scuba industry and outdoor education, now I work in IT. I’m able to work remotely within the U.S., so I hope to knock out my goal of finding a geocache in all 50 states by the end of 2027! I live in beautiful Hendersonville, NC. It’s a popular tourist destination for the region, and is close to beautiful hikes and waterfalls. I live on the Ecusta greenway, which is walkable and bikeable to downtown Hendersonville, and lots of coffee shops and breweries! I grew up in the area and love being a tour guide for visitors - the Appalachians have a lot to offer, and there’s so much culture here!
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