Which countries are the most safest yet still beautiful for a girl to visit alone?

[sweet-chocolate]

I've divided my 2023 into segments of 3 to decide where to travel to, I plan on spending 3 months in each country. I have decided on 2 already, do you guys have an suggestions?

[MCheetah]

There ARE no countries out there, that are safe-yet-beautiful. Kind of like California, the most naturally beautiful lands have the worst people and politics in them, and the sh*ttiest lands, have the best laws and safety in them. Except for the UK, which is extremely sh*tty in both nature and politics.

Peru, Kenya, South Africa, Thailand, Vietnam, China, India, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, and Mexico are all naturally beautiful places to see nature in. Yet they're also dangerous sh*tholes with horrible governments you wouldn't want to live in. Some would argue the United States belongs on this list, too.

Literally the only THREE countries I could find online, that are so-so in nature, and so-so in politics and safety, are Japan, Canada, and New Zealand. So that's the closest you can get to a beauty/safety balance.

[sweet-chocolate]

Got it!

Thank you for your opinion & the research you did, much appreciated!

[KostasKouvalis]

New Zealand

Iceland

Switzerland

Austria

Slovenia

I hope you love the mountains

[sweet-chocolate]

Omg these are so beautiful and definitely my vibe. Thank you for sharing these!

[sweet-chocolate]

And yes, I love the mountains. I go for a hike once every two weeks. Being in nature is pricelesssss!!!

[pewter_moon]

It’s usually Americans that you hear fear traveling. If you haven’t before don’t go alone as you do need street sense and plan ahead for guides. They usually know the best local spots and the inside knowledge learned is worth much more in my experience than tourist towns. Their goal is only to give you a place to take pictures and offer junk to spend money on. Don’t limit yourself. Minus terrorist zones. Backpacking is the best thing I had ever chosen to do. And will again.

[leighbee]

I mean yeah it is great as long as we don't have another pandemic 😂

What's your budget like?

[sweet-chocolate]

Girl, please. Don't make me think about that. I don't even trust this world enough to hope that they don't create another virus😭😭

I don't really have a budget, money isn't an issue for now

[leighbee]

I've requested to follow you so we can dm

[NathanDavis]

-- Spain... great food, good scenery if you like the sea, a very interesting mix of cultures

-- Austria... a great combination of culture, art and nature

-- Australia/New Zealand... for the adventure, the sports, and much more variety

and the three of them would be fairly safe, assuming you do not take unnecessary risks out there by yourself, lol

[sweet-chocolate]

Noted. Thank you :)

[NathanDavis]

do you speak another languages? or just English

[sweet-chocolate]

I speak about 12 other languages, not fluent in a few of those.

[sweet-chocolate]

But I could hold down a conversation if it's nothing deep

[NathanDavis]

damn... so that won't be any issue at all

that's impressive

[sweet-chocolate]

Hopefully not.

I suppose it is, anyways thanks for your opinion!

[NathanDavis]

no problemo...

[NotTacocaT6969]

Do not travel alone anywhere.

[sweet-chocolate]

Why?

[NotTacocaT6969]

Look up how many women are currently missing.

[sweet-chocolate]

I suppose that should be a cause for concern but at the same, you can't really not to things out of fear of something happening to you.

But I get your point, thank you for sharing it!

[Shiface92]

Terceira Portugal

[Nsync]

Japan, India and Sweden without a doubt