Planning tips for solo travelers to Spain
Safest destinations in Spain for single travelers
Spain consistently ranks among Europe's safest and most welcoming destinations, making it especially ideal for solo travelers, including women and people of all identities. Cities like Barcelona and Madrid offer vibrant, inclusive atmospheres with visible diversity, multilingual resources, and reliable public transportation that eases navigation and boosts traveler confidence. Barcelona’s lively Eixample neighborhood—affectionately known as "Gaixample"—hosts LGBTQI-friendly cafes, bars, and cultural events, signaling broad acceptance. Madrid’s Chueca district similarly thrives as a safe space. Smaller cities like Seville and Valencia charm travelers with pedestrian-friendly layouts, low crime rates, and bilingual signs, reducing language anxiety. Spain’s general culture of openness and acceptance—combined with its strong legal protections against discrimination—means that travelers of diverse backgrounds can comfortably explore independently, knowing they’ll find respectful, warm encounters almost everywhere.
Cost of traveling to Spain alone
Spain offers a range of options for solo travelers, accommodating various budgets. Budget travelers can expect to spend approximately USD 83 per day, covering hostel accommodations, meals, and local transportation. Bookmundi's solo tours in Spain start at USD 113 per person, providing organized itineraries that include accommodations, most breakfasts, some extra meals and select activities. These organized tours are available as group departures, self-guided travel styles as well as private holidays, giving you plenty of options as well as peace of mind.