• For first-time solo travelers, choosing a vacation spot can be quite intimidating.
• Security, the capacity to form friendships, and affordable accommodations are crucial.
• MailOnline reached out to specialists from The Points Guy, Aditi Travel, and Travel City for their insights.
• Which one of these cities would you like to visit? Scroll down to cast your vote in our poll...
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Traveling solo can bring immense happiness since you're the sole decision-maker for your schedule.

Yet, choose the incorrect destination, and the 'solitude' aspect of the arrangement might swiftly turn into an issue. This is particularly true if there are concerns related to safety.

Then, where exactly are these 'correct' destinations?

Here’s what we found. We consulted with travel specialists at The Points Guy, Aditi Travel, and Travel City about their recommendations for ideal solo adventure destinations. These range from a city located in ‘the safest country in South America’ all the way to places known for easy socializing due to both welcoming residents and numerous hostels.

Keep scrolling for additional options—and be sure to cast your vote in our poll for your preferred solo travel spot...

Tbilisi, Georgia

Helen Youngman, who manages a company specializing in solo travel vacations, Aditi Travel I recommend visiting ancient Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, situated at the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

Helen informed MailOnline Travel: "Tbilisi is a vibrant and varied city featuring an ancient downtown area, striking Ottoman-style buildings, and friendly inhabitants, making it ideal for independent exploration."

Unwind in the city’s renowned sulfur baths, savor wine tastings in charming underground pubs, and experience authentic Georgian warmth and delicacies by having dinner at a local household.

'Stay at: Rooms Hotel Tbilisi , situated in a charmingly refurbished structure and serves as an excellent starting point for immersing yourself in the dynamic local culture.'

Santiago, Chile

Nicky Kelvin travel specialist and Senior Editor at The Points Guy , recommended a hotspot in South America that's surrounded by the snow-capped Andes and Chilean Coast Range mountains - Santiago, the capital of Chile.

Nicky told MailOnline: "When it comes to safety, Chile stands out as one of the most secure nations in South and Latin America, with its capital city boasting particularly minimal criminal activity."

After exploring beyond Santiago, you can relish skiing in the Andes, hiking through the Atacama Desert, and even participate in bicycle wine tours.

When it comes to breathtaking natural beauty, the untamed Chilean vistas are difficult to surpass.

Moreover, the whole nation boasts a significant hostel scene (ranging from economical to luxurious choices), which makes it simple to meet new people. If you prefer urban settings, Santiago offers numerous easily reachable viewpoints, excellent museums, and delectable dining establishments as well.

Berlin, Germany

Travelers looking to discover Europe have plenty of options — however, Nicky suggests the German capital for individuals setting off solo.

He remarked, "Berlin stands out as a city boasting minimal criminal activity, top-notch public transit systems, widespread use of English, and an avant-garde atmosphere that can make nearly everybody feel right at ease."

There are numerous hostels and complimentary tours available, making it simple for you to connect with other solo travelers in a relaxed setting.

'Berlin also boasts an excellent public art trail, making it particularly simple and enjoyable to explore the city on foot.'

Melbourne, Australia

Lee Dobson, co-founder of Travel City , offering evaluations and recommendations on travel destinations, encourages vacationers to explore Australia.

He stated to MailOnline: "For those traveling alone, Melbourne shines as an excellent destination because of its dynamic cultural atmosphere, varied neighborhoods, and friendly residents."

The city is renowned for its vibrant street art scene, thriving coffee culture, and an abundance of festive events. Independent travelers have the opportunity to admire artworks at the National Gallery of Victoria, wander through lanes brimming with distinctive boutiques and eateries, and unwind in the serene surroundings of the Royal Botanic Gardens.

The vast tram system in Melbourne simplifies navigation throughout the city. Additionally, it serves as an ideal starting point for excursions to natural landmarks such as the Great Ocean Road and the Yarra Valley, which are great options for day trips.

Taipei, Taiwan

Nicky from The Points Guy recommended that individuals traveling alone seeking to discover Asia consider visiting Taiwan, an island nation located off the eastern coastline of China.

While there, he suggested heading directly for Taipei.

He explained: 'Taiwan is right up there with Japan in terms of safety – and [capital city] Taipei is much cheaper for a solo traveller to visit than Tokyo.

Given the wide array of accommodations available—ranging from affordable to high-end options, including popular brands like Kimpton and Hilton that offer great value—solo travelers have plenty of choices when looking for places to stay.

Many neighborhoods offer free walking tours which serve as great opportunities to meet fellow travelers who share similar interests; similarly, street food tours provide such chances.

'an extra perk: Taipei’s subway network is spotless, well-organized, and secure. Interestingly, it also features classical music as the trains arrive.'

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