29/04/2025
Why Dubai Is the Safest City for Solo Female Travellers in 2025
Dubai has claimed its position as the world’s safest city for solo female travellers in 2025. The city surged four places in the global rankings this year, outpacing other popular destinations like Krakow and Madrid. This achievement is rooted in Dubai’s exceptionally low crime rate, robust law enforcement, and thoughtful infrastructure designed with women’s safety in mind.
Outstanding safety scores
Dubai scored 83.11 out of 100 for feeling safe walking alone at night and 86.23 out of 100 for feeling safe regardless of gender-both the highest among all cities surveyed. These metrics reflect not only the city’s strong legal framework but also its community’s shared commitment to public safety.
Residents’ confidence in safety
An impressive 95% of Dubai residents report feeling safe walking alone at night, highlighting a citywide sense of security that extends to visitors as well. This pervasive feeling of safety is a major reassurance for solo female travellers.

Women-only public transport options
Dubai’s public transport system includes dedicated women-only carriages on the metro and women-driven taxis, providing extra comfort and security for female passengers. These measures, combined with well-lit and walkable neighborhoods, make moving around the city both easy and safe.
Quality experiences and attractions
Beyond safety, Dubai offers a wealth of high-quality activities and attractions, scoring 4.58 out of 5 for “quality of things to do”. Whether exploring the city’s iconic landmarks, shopping in world-class malls, or enjoying the vibrant dining scene, solo female travellers can confidently experience everything Dubai has to offer.
Dubai’s rise to the top of the 2025 safety rankings for solo female travellers is no coincidence. Its low crime rate, women-friendly infrastructure, and high safety scores-especially for walking alone at night-make it a standout destination. Dubai sets the global standard for safe, empowering solo travel experiences for women.
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