Is United States Safe for Solo Female Travelers?
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Ariana
United States
Honolulu, Couple travel
Love the chickens and shops- food is great, deals to be found and my friend and I did Waikiki beach and a hostel no issues ( other than losing a shoe 😂). The donuts and poke are unreal. It is loud, but the transit is great and the beach is nice. 
Posted: September 9, 2026
Salma
United States
New York, Group travel
I recently visited New York and absolutely loved the experience! It was amazing to explore the city, see all the iconic places, try new food, and just enjoy the atmosphere. I’d definitely love to go back and discover even more of the city! 🗽✨
Posted: August 31, 2026
Amanda
United States
Boston, Group travel
Lots of historical culture, loved the architecture. Easy to get around if you had your phone to navigate. Felt safe there. Had the clam chowder, went to the Harbor, Boston market . Lots of pubs everywhere.
Posted: August 30, 2026Experienced: May, 2017
Semra
United States
Sedona, Solo travel
Sedona is famous for its stunning red rock landscape and spiritual energy. Chapel of the Holy Cross is fascinating. So many hiking points and jeep safari to Broken Arrow and Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village must see.
Posted: August 30, 2026
Niagara Falls, Couple travel
I took the Maid of the Mist boat ride. Being so close to the falls and getting soaked was intense. It really makes you respect nature and how powerful the water flow is. I had a great time! I wish I had taken the tour behind the falls. Maybe next time.
Posted: August 29, 2026Experienced: August, 2022Florida, 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
Is United States safe for women?
Cy
Peoria
Peoria is very safe. It is primarily a rural community with several schools and businesses serving the area. Very safe for women to drive, walk alone at night or for hiking. The most common thing you will see are children on E Bikes :)
Posted: October 7, 2026Lapeer
Lapeer is mostly safe, a few incidents have occurred between people. The most dangerous areas are near any homeless camps, but they are easy enough to avoid. It's a small town. Mostly kids pulling pranks once in a while. As anywhere, being observant is the best.
Posted: October 2, 2026
Jamila
23666
Hampton is a pretty nice area with various indoor and outdoor activities available year round. Night time can get a little sketchy depending on where you go, so definitely don’t go walking around by yourself in unfamiliar territory. Any ladies coming to the area can hit me up for suggestions and advice!
Posted: October 1, 2026Los Angeles
Don’t walk around anywhere at night really unless it’s very busy like a mall or outdoor shopping area and always be aware of surroundings. Don’t stare at your phone too long. I would also have pepper spray on you.
Posted: October 1, 2026Saint Johns County
Overall safe, I feel very protected and comfortable as a black woman. It’s mostly a retirement area for older individuals but there are a few younger couples with families.
Posted: September 29, 2026Washington
The city has its safer pockets but if you are aware of your surroundings and normal safety precautions, that should be more than enough to feel comfortable in most areas. Most non-residencial areas have a lot of monitoring from cameras and drones to security and law enforcement. People can be kind enough but can also be quite individualistic so don’t count on help from random strangers or even some public employees as plan A.
Posted: September 29, 2026Safety in United States
Hospitality Exchange in United States
Alyson
Austin
Can host for:
3 nights
About me
Hi! I’m Alyson from Austin, Texas ✈️🌎 I’ll be in Europe October 12 - November 10, 2026 and looking for hosted stays. I’ll start from Hamburg Germany for one week and end my trip in London then I’ll fly back to the USA from London on November 10th. Excited to meet new people and experience different cultures along the way! 🙏 When I’m back in the USA, if anyone would like me to be a host in Austin, Texas, I’m very happy to do so! I’m a big travel enthusiast and honestly just love being somewhere new. Love meeting new people, having conversations with people from different backgrounds, learning about different cultures, and of course trying all the local food 😊! I’m pretty open minded and always down for a new experience, whether that’s exploring a city, finding a hidden gem, trying something I’ve never eaten before, or making friends along the way. I travel quite a bit and would love to meet other like-minded women who are curious, adventurous, and excited to explore the world together! 💕
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Priscilla
Red Lodge
Can host for:
3 nights
About me
I live in Red Lodge, Montana in the United States. I grew up all over the west coast of the US, and have lived in the Midwest and south as well during my time in the military. I have been to every US state except Alaska, spent time in 6 countries so far, and want to travel so much more! I am part of the LGBTQ+ community and an ally to those different than me.🌈 I think that human and cultural diversity is the spice of life! I have a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology, with a minor in Art and Multicultural Queer Studies, and I maintain a Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certification, and have earned a few other degrees and certifications over the years. I love learning and knowing how to help people. I have worked so many kinds of jobs in my life, in the mountains and in different workshops, but I have been a massage therapist for the past 13 years, and I think that intentional, caring touch is important in this world. Hugs are one of my favorite things to share with people.🫂 My primary language is English, but I have been learning Spanish and I have some German as well.
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