5 of The Safest Places To Travel In The World

Sydney Harbour Bridge, Australia

Are you ready to plan your next adventure, but wonder where to go? If so, we have put together a list of 5 of the safest places to travel in the world. Millions of Americans alone hit the road or skies to head to other countries each year. If you’re ready to scratch that adventure itch, you might be trying to figure out the best place for you to go. Finding the safest places to travel should be one of the things you consider when you’re deciding where to go and we will help you when making that decision. Continue reading this article and we will show you some of the safest places in the world.

Ireland

Dingle, Ireland

When you’re looking for amazing things to do, Ireland is the perfect place to go. There isn’t a lot of terrorism there, political violence or militarisation.

Both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland offer amazing activities and views. One of the most popular places to visit when you’re in Ireland is Dingle, which is a small port town on southwest Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula. With its rugged coastline, sandy beaches and various hiking trails, Dingle has been ranked as one of the most breathtaking places in the world and gives you a unique view you can’t see anywhere else.

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Australia

The Great Barrier Reef, Australia

When you travel to Australia, you won’t find a lot of violence, political problems or militarisation. It’s an overall generally safe place to travel and there are plenty of things to keep you busy when you visit.

Australia is a huge country. Therefore you may need to decide where about you want to visit and make a list of the things you want to see and do. The Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest coral reef is a must if you are interested in diving and sea life. If you prefer cities, then a visit to Sydney is must, particularly the iconic Sydney Harbour where you can even climb the bridge. The Gold Coast has plenty to keep you busy with the beach, water parks, and much more, perfect if you are looking for a family-friendly destination. 

Iceland

Gulfoss, Iceland

Iceland is known for being politically stable, having high social support and high safety overall. A lot of people opt to hire a car and tour Iceland stopping at all the major attractions, but as long as you don’t mind big crowds, this can be a great place for newbie world travellers.

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When you’re in Iceland, the capital Reykjavík is a great place to start your adventure. However, you can’t miss the Golden Circle which consists of Thingvellir National Park, the Geysir Geothermal Area, and Gullfoss waterfall. You can spend hours drinking in the beauty of these places. And no visit to Iceland is complete without visiting the Blue Lagoon, which is a geothermal spa and one of the most visited attractions in the country.

Switzerland

Switzerland

When visiting Switzerland, which is is one of the most developed countries in the world, you’ll find low crime rates, low terrorism and great political stability. The only thing you might not like about going to Switzerland is how much money you’ll have to spend when you’re there. It is an expensive country to visit but extremely beautiful. 

The Swiss Alps cover 60% of Switzerland and will amaze you. It is the perfect place during the winter months if skiing is your thing. The area’s natural beauty is unparalleled. However, there are plenty of other places to explore during your visit to Switzerland as well including Basel, Zurich, Geneva and of course the country’s (de-facto) capital, Bern. You can also enjoy the many vineyards and good food too. 

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Scandinavia

Little Mermaid Statue, Copenhagen, Denmark

The bonus when it comes to Scandinavia is that it covers three countries. Whether you visit Sweden, Norway or Denmark (or all three) it is a safe bet as they all have low crime rates, low political instability and low political violence.

There is something for everyone to see in Scandinavia from the Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Fjords of Norway and not forgetting the bridges of Stockholm. 

Now you know the safest places to travel, and you can start planning your trip. There are plenty of options for you, no matter what you want to do and see.

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