#8 Norway
Norway is known for its stunning Ice Age-shaped landscape: mountains, waterfalls, forests on hills and valleys, and a lengthy coastline with fjords, islands, and mountains rising from the ocean. It's a very safe country to travel to. Bicycle theft and break-ins are the most frequent types of crime, while overall crime rates are low. Actually, it's Norway's landscape that poses the biggest threat to tourists since many tourists are injured while traveling through the mountains or on the seas, usually due to failing to heed instructions or warning signs posted along the way.
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#9 Uruguay
The country is known as "the Switzerland of South America" for its undulating hills and pea-green meadows. Despite having a familiar-looking landscape, most Europeans don't visit Uruguay and head straight for Argentina or Brazil. Big mistake! If you want to explore the vast continent of South America, Uruguay is the best starting point because it is the safest country in Latin America to visit. You may gain a perspective on South America without worrying about the crime that may be prevalent in other South American countries.