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By 'safe', do you mean in terms of not getting lost or injured when out walking, or do you mean safe from other people who are up to no good?
In both scenarios it's probably not a fantastic idea to go wandering about away from the campsite or a village alone at night.
It terms of safety from up-to-no-gooders, camp sites are fairly friendly places, and as long as you don't go to really obscure ones you should be fine, although nobody can ever guarantee it! Start up conversations with your neighbours about the weather and you'll have camping buddies for your trip!
If I was camping or travelling alone, I'd absolutely carry an emergency whistle at all times, mostly for peace of mind. You can draw attention to people in the vicinity in all sorts of situations.
If walking alone in unfamiliar territory, then use common sense, and don't wander too far unless you're armed with a map/compass etc and you know how to use them. If you're on your own it's probably not a good idea to go wild swimming or climbing up anything slippy - if in doubt, avoid. Carry a basic medkit and an emergency blanket, and keep a phone on you just in case.
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