Are you tired of making group plans which end up being cancelled because of other people being busy? Are you not able to find a time that suits all at once? Are you tired of other people's tantrums on deciding for that "perfect plan"? If your answer is yes to any of the above questions, then solo travel is for you. Why not ditch the plan and set out on a solo adventure! Why not finally make a trip to that place you have longed to visit but not … [Read more...]
Solo Traveler – you don’t have to go it alone
I know that some women really do head off into the sunset with just a pack an airline ticket, but for those of you who need a little more of a plan, here is my advice... I wanted to go to Europe. My partner had died and I was on my own. Despite running a Women Travel website, I am not that great at traveling on my own. I find long air flights difficult and painful. We had run a women’s lodge in New Zealand, and I had lots of contacts of women … [Read more...]
Lisbon as a Solo Woman
When deciding to travel the world, you’ll find most travelling guides to be family or couple oriented. Unfortunately, this leaves a single traveller at a disadvantage. In order to rectify this recurrent mistake, here is a short and simple overview of a place you should visit as a solo female traveller. Lisbon, the largest and one of the most beautiful cities in Portugal, is one of the best places to visit on your own. Here are a few reasons … [Read more...]
Solo Female Traveling Trans Siberian Railroad
Are you planning your trip across Trans Siberian alone? Do you worry that something might happen? Don’t worry, there are many solo female travelers taking Trans Siberian railroad each year. We are a female run business, so we know all about traveling by yourself! All of us in ExploRussia have done this trip multiple amount of times. We gathered some tips for you how to make sure your Trans Siberian railroad trip is safe. Do your homework As … [Read more...]
Staying Safe – 4 Important Tips for Solo Women Travelers
To be brutally honest traveling solo as a woman can be dangerous – particularly in some parts of the world. Staying safe is not always easy. Not only are women tourists who are alone a prime target for crime, but there can also be other risks for solo women as well. That being said, there are a few measures that you can take to stay safe when traveling alone. Be aware of the risks and potential dangers The more you’re aware of any risks, the … [Read more...]
Solo Travel for Women in Sri Lanka
There’s nothing worse than having the time off work and the resources to go on a truly epic vacation with no one to accompany you! But that doesn’t mean you should cancel your plans. Women wanderlusters have been going it alone all over the world, and the beautiful destination of Sri Lanka should be no exception. Below are a few helpful tips for solo travel for women in Sri Lanka holidays. Where to go If this is your first trip, … [Read more...]
Tips for Women Backpacking Solo In Africa
When you first told your friends and family that you planned to backpack solo through Africa, they weren’t all so sure at first. They scoffed, and when they saw how serious you were, they worried a bit. They tried to talk you out of it, but you were persistent. You are following your dreams and goals, and if you’re reading this article, then you’re doing it in a way that carefully considers safety and common sense. Now that you overcome the … [Read more...]
Solo Travel for Women – need a helping hand?
Girl about the Globe is a website designed to make solo travel for women accessible, fun and safe. It celebrates the increase in women travelling alone and those seeking more meaningful experiences to gain a better understanding of the world. Founded by Lisa Imogen Eldridge, a travel journalist and self-confessed travel addict. Her background in the travel industry fuelled her passion to see the world and since the age of 21 she has … [Read more...]
Multi Centre Holiday – Another Way To Travel on your Own
My parents started traveling in their 60s. They booked their first night in Athens and from then on found their way via trains and accommodation across Europe. I envy them. To feel 'safe' I need to get a bit more planning under belt, but no way do I want to find myself on a busload of people all going to the same place. A new option I have just come across from UK based eShores is a multi centre holiday. You choose from their range of … [Read more...]
Do you travel solo or with a companion? Some pros and cons
Lisa Nelson from Canadian Woman Traveller writes Well, here it is – the depths of winter in Canada. It’s been a tough January in northern America and warm climates are on your mind. You have the time. You have the money. So now, the travel dilemma …go solo or find a friend to go with? If you travel solo: you can decide where you want to go with no ties to someone else you need only consider your own financial means you don’t need to worry … [Read more...]
