Real-time safety information and alerts for savvy women travelers around the world.
Toilets in Terminal 2 are out of service—use Terminal 1 instead. Open 24/7 with clean facilities.
Reports of feeling unsafe for women after 9 PM—take the metro to Sants Station instead, which is safer and well-lit.
Female travelers report loiterers—travel with a companion if possible, or use the main entrance during daylight hours.
Avoid walking alone at night in El Raval—opt for well-lit areas or take a taxi for safety.
Increased pickpocketing reported around the station exits. Keep valuables secure and be vigilant when using ATMs nearby.
Unofficial guides may approach tourists offering directions, then demand payment. Only use official guides with badges.
Strong rip currents reported at several beaches. Swim only in designated areas with lifeguards present.
Women-only subway cars available during rush hours (first and last cars). Recommended for female travelers to avoid crowding.
Beach thefts increasing during peak hours. Leave valuables at your accommodation and only bring essentials.
Drink spiking incidents reported at several nightclubs. Never leave drinks unattended and consider buying bottled drinks.
Seasonal flooding (acqua alta) affecting some areas. Check tide forecasts and pack waterproof footwear.
Female travelers report uncomfortable attention in crowded markets. Consider hiring a local female guide or visiting in groups.