Our in-house travel writer shares thoughts on overcoming a fear of solo travel by learning to adventure in a way that suits her. Fear can creep in at any stage in life. But when you start to step beyond the comfort zone, it’s so worth it.
Long gone are the days when solo travel was seen as saddo travel. Independence is in and it’s here to stay. Read about some of our top places, where travelling solo is like a spa for the mind, body and soul.
Whether you’re seeking some Balearic bliss, an epic Greek trail or Azorean adventure, you’ll find a natural glow on all of these island holidays. Most are open to solo travellers and all have e-bike options.
The world is full of people who want to travel solo at Christmas, and escape the pressures of family gatherings and over-commercialism. If the idea of finding peace and joy on a journey rather than by jingling bells appeals, here are some of our top choices.
Our in-house travel writer shares her thoughts about going on solo walking holidays as a woman, the fears, the fun, the game changers and the gear, as well as the SECs appeal. Read more if you want to find out what that’s all about.
There are many ways to take on the Tour du Mont Blanc’s cols, glaciers and ancient trails – clockwise, anti-clockwise, solo or in a group, guided or self-guided. Take a read to see if the guided group route may be the way for you.
Our in-house travel writer breaks up her winter by embarking on a solo hiking holiday in Calanques National Park, based in Cassis and Marseille. She discovers land and seascapes that are perfect for walking, wild swimming and some remarkable healing in nature.
With news changing daily, it can feel like a big bad world right now. Of course, it’s not all bad, and travelling can not only drive peace but also help us experience it. Here are ways in which we can reassure you if you’ve got travel wobbles.
Many of us want to run to the hills when Christmas starts creeping in. Or we desperately seek a serotonin boost when the days get shorter. Read more about cycling and walking adventures where you can do just that.
For those who want to travel on, swim in and be rocked to sleep by the waves, our bike and boat tours may tick a lot of boxes. Here are ten reasons to just go with the flow.
There are many reasons to travel in May, from flowers and festivals to dancing or romancing, as well as UNESCO’s Day of Living Together in Peace. With that in mind, here are some favourite peaceful places to head to in May.
Going on a self-guided walking or cycling holiday is about freedom. Freedom in nature, freedom from everyday stress, freedom from the norm. When you book with us, you’re also free of the hassle. Read many more reasons why self-guided is the way to go.
