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23 Travel Groups That You Need to Join On Social Media That Will Make Your Solo Trips Magical!

Having said that travelling with family, friends or bae can be fun, not all live by this mantra. Travelling solo gives a kind of liberty to explore offbeat places or try an adventure sport which is otherwise a mighty “no-no” when travelling with friends, family or even with bae. Although the thought of travelling solo is alluring, it comes it with its set of disadvantages. And that is where these backpackers come to your rescue. They will create a customized itinerary, have been known to ensure the safety of solo women travellers and some even cater to “only women” travellers!

Here's the list that will help you plan your next solo trip:

1. wovoyage.

Type of Travellers: Exclusive all-women travel community

Type of Trip: The World is our oyster

Motto: “We want to empower solo female travellers and bring together female guides, drivers and entrepreneurs.”

2. The Backpacker Co – “travel junkies and travel addicts who have personally backpacked to the locations”

Type of Travellers: Anyone can join

Motto: “FOMO no more! We, at The Backpacker Co, LOVE what we do. We have been there, done that, witnessed the touristy things, and also experienced it like a local. Let us take care of the planning whilst you fall in love with the places. Experience it like a local, break free from the mundane because #whydoboring.”

3. The Land of Wanderlust

Type of Trip: Desi

Motto: “Your Search Ends Here! Cover The Earth Before, It Covers You”.

4. Treks and Trails

Motto: “Eco Tour Agency”

Contact: 088280 04949

[email protected]

Location: Mazgaon, Mumbai, India, Maharashtra

5. WOW Club

Motto: “We help you travel the world”

Contact: 080 2665 1135

Location: Bengaluru, Karnataka

6. Indian Solo Travelers

7. HikerWolf

Motto: “We do whatever makes people happy, mostly Travel😊”

Contact: Whatsapp: +91 9699514240

8. Homestays of India

Motto: “The largest Indian platform to find authentic, family run homestays across the country.”

Contact: 081783 35056

Location: New Delhi, India, Delhi

9. Travel Tribes

Type of Trip: Desi - Treks | Camps | Backpacking Trips

10. Trekkers United

Type of Trip: Desi - Himalayan Treks, Beach Treks, Backpacking Trips

Motto: “Life Changing Experience ✨”

Contact: 077109 63353

Location: Dombivli, Maharashtra, India

11. Bhatakna Tours & Travel India

Motto: “India's Coolest #travelcommunity”

12. Tag Along Backpackers

Type of Trip: Desi - Northeast

Contact: +91 7602082768

+91 7679245505

Location: Tag Along Backpackers, Near Punjab and Sind Bank, Development Area, Gangtok - 737101, Sikkim, India.

13. Backpackclan

Motto: “Is all about travelling, exploring and sharing your experiences.”

Contact: 097118 77111

Location: Padma Tower II, 507, Rajendra Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110008

14. Solo Travel India

Contact: +91- 8448817629

Location: Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand

15. Wander Womaniya

Motto: “Affordable group trips for #solofemaletravelers Best Offbeat Itineraries”

Contact: +91 9971820462

Location: Delhi & Pune

16. Chindi Safar

Motto: “For every chindi wallet, we have a chindi solution!”

Motto: “Solo women tours are carefully curated to suit the taste of an adventurous traveler.”

Contact: 098114 54591

Location: Delhi, India, Delhi

18. Wandering Jane

Contact: 91-9986565263

19. Women On Clouds

Motto: “Only Women Travel Club🌏”

Contact: 9650844470 / 9810033630

Location: Delhi

20. Ladakhi Women’s Travel Company

Motto: “The first female owned and operated travel company in Ladakh”

Contact: 094691 58137

Location: Leh, India, Jammu and Kashmir

21. The Flapper Life

Motto: “Focused on #SustainableTourism in India.”

Contact: + 91 98922 29782

22. F5 Escapes

Motto: “Redefining #WomenTravel In #India”

Contact: 080-47091759, 7892705102

23. Solo Traveller Meetup

Type of Travellers: Anyone can join but only solo

Contact: +91 9979362906 / 9825063664

Phew!! I think it is a rather well-curated list that will help you to choose the travel group that best caters to your needs – be it solo, group, friends or couples but one thing is for sure, all these groups cater to solo travel and ensure safety of the guests too.

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With an exclusive all-women travel community, Wovoyage is a safe, inclusive space for female travellers to come together and bond over a love for adventure.

1. wovoyage, whether it is sketching the itinerary for a road trip through italy or visiting delhi’s suraj kund mela for a wholesome experience, the travel platform has something for everyone. check it out here ., as the backpacker co claims, it was created by “travel junkies and travel addicts who have personally backpacked to the locations”., 2. the backpacker co, a popular highlight of this group is the backpacking trip to finland, norway and iceland — where you can lie under the sky and marvel at the northern lights. check it out here ., “cover the earth before it covers you,” reads the motto of this travel community that truly believes that even if nothing changes following a trip, your confidence definitely will., 3. the land of wanderlust, with backpacking trips focused on the himalayan areas of spiti valley and manali, and even short weekend treks, you’re in for a high adrenaline rush. check it out here ., this community is more centric to those looking for short adventures in contrast to long trips. want to rent a bicycle and have a midnight expedition or have a beach weekend with music they have got you covered. check it out here ., 4. treks and trails, whether your dreams involve touring india or the world, the wow club, a women-based travel community, is here to make it happen., 5. wow club, the community caters especially to mothers who wish to take a short vacation and come together to explore new horizons and cities. check it out here ., what if there existed a community of like-minded people who undertook solo trips and then shared their experiences so others could learn from them, 6. indian solo travelers, whether it’s an experience you want to share, find a budget-friendly trip, or ask for recommendations from fellow travellers, you can do it in this group. check it out here ., they organise trips and treks to north india including tourist spots such as spiti valley, manali and more, and even to beachsides for a weekend of camping., 7. hikerwolf, the community prides itself on casual budget-friendly trips that are curated for the modern traveller. check it out here ., while travel may be an exciting expedition, it is often tough to go out of one’s comfort zone and be away from home., 8. homestays of india, homestays of india connects travellers with various cottages, bungalows and ancestral homes across the country where they can explore the place and eat local. check it out here ., whether it’s a kedarnath trek or one to sandhan valley, one of maharashtra’s steepest ones, travel tribes ensures your dose of adrenaline always remains high. check it out here ., 9. travel tribes, for anyone who thinks solo travel or backpacking is an expensive affair, there is a range of deals that you can avail of here. get that trip from your bucket list, and that too on a budget. check it out here., 10. trekkers united.

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Social media is how travelers connect. And according to a Pew Research study, some 62 percent of internet users ages 65 and older use Facebook — and 72 percent of 50–64-year-olds report using it.

A few months before COVID isolated millions in their homes, Ann Marie McCarthy launched a meetup for people who participated on her Facebook site, the Over 60 Woman Travel and Meetup Group . It was a first for her — she had arranged for speakers, food, and lots of socializing at a hotel in Asbury Park, New Jersey. And she knew right away that the direction she was taking hit a nerve in the over 60 women’s travel cohort because her site expanded rapidly, with online discussion and Zoom meetings offering speakers and presentations. There are now more than 5,000 members in her group on Facebook, and a sister site recently posted on Instagram . 

I was a speaker at that first meeting. I had only just begun to write articles about my travels, and this Facebook group made me feel like I was part of a community that has provided me with travel information, great advice, and life-enhancing friendships. 

Facebook And Social Media

Although travelers also use other social media platforms — like Instagram , YouTube , Pinterest , Twitter , and WhatsApp — Facebook outnumbers them all (and most of the large Facebook groups also have sites on other platforms). With some 2.85 billion users in 2021, Facebook is now the largest social media platform in the world. 

There has been much negative criticism of Facebook, but studies have shown that baby boomers seem to have more positive emotions associated with it than do millennials. Perhaps that’s because the 50+ cohort largely uses it for reconnecting with old friends and finding new ones, as well as for family updates. 

One of the most powerful aspects of Facebook is that it can offer travel groups very specific audiences: by gender, age, interests, and activity levels. Most of the groups below thrive on diversity — of race, religion, sexual preference, ethnicity, and country origin. There are groups for solo trips, small groups, bus tours, hiking trips, and cruises. Other travel-related groups include home exchange, international pet sitting, finding a travel partner, and meetups in cities around the world. 

My Favorite Groups (Mostly) For Women 

Over 60 solo women travelers group (17.9k members).

With members ranging in age “from 55 to 95,” some members of this group are experienced solo travelers, some are newbies seeking advice and encouragement, and some are in between. Because there is much discussion online about what solo travel means, this group demonstrates its inclusivity by noting that it “can mean taking a backpack and hitting the road with no plan, or joining day trips in cities that you visit, or joining a tour of other single travelers.” The group is administered by One Woman Traveler, which also administers the website One Woman Traveler, the Global Community for Older Independent Women Travelers, a presence on the Mighty Networks platform.

Over 60 Women Travel And Meetup (5.5K Members)

I joined this group at its inception and have enjoyed meeting some wonderful women over the past 2 years. The Over 60 Women Travel and Meetup group shares travel plans, travel photos, and information about everything from the best medical insurance to getting refunds on airline cancellations to emerging new bucket list destinations. Under the aegis of Anne Marie McCarthy, the group’s individual members have created in-person meetups everywhere from New York City to Birmingham to Annapolis to Philadelphia to Phoenix to Orange County, California, and even abroad. A large meetup scheduled for Savannah in November of 2021 sold out in days. 

Solo Travel Groups For All Ages

The solo female travel network (466k members) .

Claiming to be the largest solo female travel group online, SoFe Travel also offers sister groups that focus on some of the most popular conversation topics, such as LBTQ+ Travel , Over 40 , Free Accommodation , and others. They also offer meetups in countries around the world.

Solo Travel Society (264K Members)

The Solo Travel Society is a community where people who share a passion for traveling alone exchange tips, suggestions, and encouragement. They offer discussion of the how and why of solo travel and feature weekly posts on solo travel destinations. Dramatic photos are contributed by readers. 

Girls Love Travel (1.1 Million Members)

Girls Love Travel calls itself “a global community of aspiring women travelers providing resources and empowerment to one another to explore the world fearlessly through safety, socializing, and support.” The site reports that its members range from age 13 to 91, with different backgrounds and from all walks of life. 

Groups Connected To Travel Companies And Magazines

Some travel companies and magazines have specific Facebook pages for women. All have active discussions, photograph posting, and shared advice about the joys and challenges of travel. The following are some of my favorites:

• Women of Road Scholar
• EF Go Ahead
• Overseas Adventure Travel
• Intrepid Travel  
• Women Who Travel ( Condé Nast Traveler® ) 
• Travel + Leisure

Groups Offering Practical Help For Travelers

Host a sister (156k members).

Host A Sister is a global community in which women around the world find accommodations or share their homes for free as part of a worldwide cultural exchange. 

Home Exchange (65K Members)

Members may exchange their homes in 187 countries around the world. Home exchange stories and photos are posted on Facebook. The site’s slogan is: “Travel anywhere. Live like a local. Stay for free.”

Couchsurfing (895K Members)

Couchsurfing provides a way to inexpensively travel the world by staying with locals. Folks in various countries offer their homes and share their lives and cultures with travelers. Couchsurfers organize regular events in cities around the world. 

Trusted Housesitters (242K Members)

This is a British-based group that enables its members to find house and pet sitting opportunities in countries around the world. It also provides vetted and trustworthy folks to care for pets and/or homes for travelers, for a fee.

Some Caveats And Rules 

A major criticism of Facebook and other social media is that they do not oversee hostile conversations. That’s why most groups listed have established rules for their members, including banning hate speech and bullying, rejecting promotions or spam, and respecting the user’s privacy and cultural traditions. Many sites have caveats to “be nice.” I’ve noted bickering over everything from the politics of COVID shots to arguments over what countries people should avoid. Sometimes these arguments include name-calling, but happily, sometimes participants establish a truce.

Privacy And Membership

A number of these groups are open only to members. Those who want to join must offer basic facts about themselves and their interests and perhaps give an email address. They must assure the group that they are not a business or marketing company trolling for sales.

What I Love About Facebook And Other Social Media

I know that I have made some lifelong connections and have found funny and smart friends on several of these travel groups. I have also found that users largely trust others like them for advice — especially people in their own cohort — more than they do organizations or marketers. And even if one is not a fan of Facebook, it is difficult to deny that digital technology and social media have and will affect the travel behavior of our cohort. 

For those who have the ability to weigh opinions, recognize valid information, and take an enthusiastic leap when opportunities present themselves, social media can certainly inform and inspire our connections to each other and to the world. A growing number of women are watching, reading, waiting, and then changing their life paths by taking that leap.

Other sound travel advice:

• Considering A Home Exchange? 8 Tips To Make It A Success
• 6 Savvy Tips For Navigating Unexpected Travel Risks In 2021
• 10 Safety Tips For Women Traveling Solo

Barbara Winard of The Baby Bloomer has earned degrees in English literature, journalism, and, later in life, gerontology. For 25 years, she was a senior editor of two online encyclopedias and wrote thousands of articles about literature, film, the fine and performing arts, and more.

She began her solo travels in college, and after returning from a 6-month trip to Asia, she wandered off the street and was hired by the Asia Society in New York City to produce films and print materials for adults and children about Asian culture. She also worked as a film programmer and traveled to film festivals around the world. Barbara got her start in film production and writing with New York City’s public television station, WNET/13. After writing an article about historic New Castle, Delaware, for TravelAwaits in 2021, she was inspired to move to Delaware several months later.

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Solo travel groups: exploring the world in good company

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Ever wondered how it feels to stand atop Machu Picchu, watching the sunrise with a group of newfound friends? Or imagined yourself weaving through the bustling markets of Marrakech alongside fellow adventurers?

Welcome to the world of solo travel groups.

Say goodbye to the daunting aspects of traveling alone and say hello to an enriching journey filled with shared experiences . These unique tours are changing how we explore our planet, making wanderlust accessible for all.

This isn't just about sightseeing. It's about discovering hidden gems off-the-beaten-path , immersing in local cultures and forming lifelong friendships along your journey.

Ready for your next adventure? Strap in because this is going be one heck of a ride !

Benefits of joining solo travel groups

Traveling solo can be an exhilarating experience, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. This is where joining a solo travel group can make all the difference. Let's dive into some key benefits:

Safety first

The first and foremost benefit of traveling in a group is safety. When you're part of a team, there are always people around to watch your back and offer assistance when needed. 

Whether it's navigating through unfamiliar terrain, dealing with unforeseen issues, or simply providing reassurance, the presence of your travel companions is a comforting reassurance.

A shared experience

No matter how beautiful or awe-inspiring your surroundings might be, having someone else who understands exactly what you’re feeling just makes it better! 

With shared experiences come shared memories - these moments become even more special because they are not yours alone. You get to create lifelong bonds with fellow travelers from different parts of the world.

Cutting down costs

An added advantage is cost-effectiveness! Group travel often brings about discounts on accommodation, meals and even activities that may otherwise prove expensive for individual travelers. 

Navigating language barriers

Last but not least: language barriers! In foreign countries where English isn't widely spoken or understood well enough for smooth communication—having others around who speak various languages becomes an invaluable asset.

When you travel in a group, you're likely to encounter individuals with diverse linguistic skills. Some may be fluent in the local language, while others might be proficient in languages other than English. This linguistic diversity opens doors to better communication , enriching your travel experience in several ways:

In essence, whether you're looking at this from a safety perspective or simply want companionship along the way—joining solo travel groups opens up doors (and suitcases) full opportunities waiting to be explored!

Choosing the right solo travel group

Picking a solo travel group that suits your preferences and needs is like finding the perfect pair of shoes. It should be comfortable, fit just right, and match your style. How do you ensure that you select the ideal one?

The first step is knowing what you want from this adventure . Do you seek cultural immersion or adrenaline-pumping activities? Once you've nailed down your interests, it's easier to find groups that align with them.

You also need to consider the group size . Small groups often offer more personalized experiences while larger ones can provide an inclusive environment for meeting diverse people.

Types of solo travel groups

If you're a solo traveler looking to connect with like-minded individuals, there are numerous travel groups that can cater to your interests . 

These groups not only provide safety and companionship but also enrich your traveling experience by focusing on specific themes or activities.

Adventure-focused groups

For those who crave adrenaline and physical challenges, adventure-focused travel groups are the way to go. These groups organize trips centered around exciting outdoor activities such as hiking, trekking, cycling, and more. 

You'll get to explore breathtaking landscapes while pushing your limits in a supportive group setting .

Cultural immersion groups

If you're passionate about immersing yourself in different cultures, consider joining cultural immersion travel groups. They offer an opportunity for deep exploration into local traditions through food tasting tours, arts workshops, language exchanges or historical site visits. 

By participating in these experiences with fellow travelers, you will gain unique insights into diverse cultures across the globe.

Wellness groups

Solo travelers seeking tranquility may find wellness travel groups appealing. These retreats prioritize holistic well-being practices like yoga sessions, meditation classes, and spa treatments, all set amidst serene natural surroundings. 

Travelers are drawn to these experiences not only for the chance to rejuvenate their bodies and minds but also for the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals who share their commitment to personal wellness.

No matter what type of solo traveler you identify as - adventurer seeker; culture enthusiast; wellness advocate – rest assured there’s a group just right for you. So why wait? Start your journey with Worldpackers and create unforgettable memories while making a positive impact on the world.

How to find solo travel groups

Embarking on a solo journey can be an exhilarating adventure. However, finding like-minded individuals to share experiences with can make your travels even more enriching. 

Luckily, there are numerous resources available to help you connect with other solo travelers. Check them out:

Websites and apps for solo travelers

Sites such as Meetup, allow you to join local events in the cities you visit. You'll find everything from photography walks to language exchange meetups. 

For those who prefer mobile convenience, apps like Backpackr let users find travel buddies within their vicinity or plan future trips together.

Social media groups and forums

Besides websites and apps, social media platforms also provide excellent avenues for connecting with fellow adventurers. 

Facebook groups like "Solo Female Traveler Network" offer a supportive community where members share tips, ask questions and even arrange meet-ups worldwide.

In addition, online forums such as the subreddit r/solotravel on Reddit serve as valuable platforms for exchanging information about destinations and discussing various aspects of solo travel.

Travel agencies specializing in solo travel

If planning isn't your forte, or if you're seeking structured group tours designed specifically for solo travelers, agencies might be what you need. 

They organize trips around the world, catering especially to individual travelers seeking communal experiences.

The Worldpackers experience: volunteering while exploring the world alone but not lonely

A unique solution lies in volunteer or work exchange programs like Worldpackers . This platform allows you to travel cheaply while also finding good company . 

You can choose hosts that align with your interests , whether it's working on organic farms in New Zealand , teaching English in Thailand , or helping out at a hostel in Brazil .

The beauty of Worldpackers is the sense of community it fosters . It provides an empowering and enriching solo travel experience within a supportive network. So even if you're traveling alone, you'll never feel lonely as part of the Worldpacker family!

Destinations for solo travel groups

Embarking on a solo travel group trip can be an exhilarating experience. Vacationers who go it alone have a broad array of locales to choose from, including the wildlife-filled lands of South Africa and the paradisiacal Costa Rica plus numerous other sites.

Uncovering South Africa

A favorite among solo travelers, South Africa offers a diverse range of experiences. From exploring Johannesburg's vibrant art scene to embarking on thrilling safaris in Kruger National Park, it's no wonder this destination is top-tier.

The Cape Town region, with its stunning beaches and world-renowned vineyards, provides another unique facet to this remarkable country. There’s always something new waiting around every corner here.

• Discover incredible hosts for your trip to Africa with Worldpackers !

Captivating Costa Rica

Costa Rica appeals as a dream spot for eco-conscious adventurers thanks to its abundant natural beauty spanning national parks and pristine coastlines. Its biodiversity alone makes it one unforgettable stopover.

You'll have opportunities galore to witness awe-inspiring flora and fauna up close - sloths hanging lazily from trees or howler monkeys echoing through dense rainforests add magic moments that’ll stick long after your trip ends.

• Volunteer in Costa Rica: find amazing programs in hostels, home stays, NGOs, farms, ecovillages and more .

Navigating North America

In North America, the options are endless too. Traverse through sprawling national parks in Canada or dive into cultural hotspots across U.S cities – there’s much room for discovery when traveling solo but never really alone.

• Work Exchange and Volunteer programs in North America .

Mysteries of Middle East

If you're looking at adding some historical charm into your journey mix? Try out Middle Eastern countries like Jordan where Petra awaits; arguably one of the most astonishing archaeological sites globally . Don't forget to float in the Dead Sea while you're there.

• Work Exchange and Volunteer programs in Middle East .

Tips to have a good experience when joining a travel group

Joining a solo travel group like Worldpackers can be an exciting and enriching experience. It provides opportunities for cultural exchange, personal growth , and unforgettable adventures. 

However, it also requires certain skills to ensure you make the most out of your journey.

Maintaining open communication

The first step towards having an enjoyable time in any travel group is maintaining open communication. This includes expressing your thoughts clearly and listening attentively to others. 

Remember that everyone in the group has their unique perspectives and experiences; respecting these differences will foster harmony within the team.

Fostering flexibility

A key aspect of traveling with a group is flexibility—plans may change due to unforeseen circumstances or new opportunities might arise unexpectedly. 

Embrace these changes as part of the adventure rather than resisting them— it's all about going with the flow !

Embracing cultural differences

Travel groups often consist of individuals from various backgrounds who bring different cultures along with them— a fantastic opportunity for learning ! 

Be open-minded about trying local cuisines, participating in traditional customs or simply understanding different worldviews. These interactions could lead you to develop newfound respect for diversity.

Balancing group activities with solo time

Last but not least, remember that while being part of a team can be fun-filled and enlightening, taking some alone time is equally important too! 

Use this solitude period wisely— reflect on your experiences so far or explore areas that pique your interest independently.

• Also, take a look at:  How to find the perfect travel partners: tips & tricks  and  Your essential backpacking checklist for every trip

Remember: embarking on a solo travel group adventure isn't just about exploring new places; it's also about embracing local communities, making travel friends along the way and creating memories that last a lifetime.

And with Worldpackers, you can connect with like-minded people and experience a true cultural immersion, all while saving on your journey . Subscribe to the Worldpackers Community for free and start saving your favorite volunteer positions until you are ready to get verified.

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The 10 Best Solo Female Travel Groups and Tours

07/05/2023 by Kristin Addis 3 Comments

Setting out alone to travel the world as a woman can be daunting. Whether it’s choosing a destination fit for first-timers or planning diligently around your safety concerns , there is plenty to consider before you make the leap to solo travel.

But what if there was an easier way to dip your toes into making your wanderlust dreams come true? Or what if there was a way to make solo travel less…solo?

Enter travel groups and tours. Now that solo female travel has become more popular than ever, new companies are emerging each year to offer women an alternative: traveling in a group. Group trips and tours vary widely, but a common thread is that they offer women the opportunity to meet other travelers and explore the world together without the added pressure of planning.

These are my top picks:

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1. BMTM Adventures

My own BMTM Adventures obviously makes the list! So far, we’ve taken over a hundred women on trips all around the world, from swimming with whales in French Polynesia to backpacking across glacial landscapes in Alaska and Patagonia. Focusing on unique and off-the-beaten-path destinations, this is the ideal choice for travelers who aren’t afraid to venture outside their comfort zone. I put my heart and soul into planning each and every trip.

This year’s destinations are Namibia & Botswana and French Polynesia . The Africa tour has an astrophotography and wildlife focus, and the other is all about whale watching and diving into Polynesian culture. (Past participants have been blown away by how up close and personal they can get with the animals without disturbing them.) Since I hand-pick each lodge, activity, and local guide on every trip, you can expect warm hospitality and a truly immersive experience, regardless of which adventure you choose.

2. Wander Women Retreats

Wander Women Retreats, founded by Alex in Wanderland , offers empowering experiences for solo female travelers. Its retreats combine wellness, adventure, and cultural exploration, providing a holistic approach to travel. Whether it’s practicing yoga on the serene beaches of Bali or diving in the deep seas of the Maldives , Wander Women Retreats create an environment in which personal growth and meaningful connections thrive.

This year, Wander Women Retreats will head to Fort Lauderdale, Florida , and also offer two unique trips to Egypt! You can also book a virtual retreat if you want a taste of Wander Women before hopping on an in-person tour.

3. TBA Escapes

TBA Escapes specializes in boutique and luxury experiences designed for adventurous solo female travelers . Its itineraries span unique destinations worldwide, allowing participants to embark on thrilling activities, such as sandboarding in Morocco or hiking Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa .

I love that TBA Escapes includes a whole page dedicated to testimonials from past participants . These excited me about the trip offerings, because the reviews are absolutely glowing! TBA Escapes is currently accepting reservations for its 2024 offerings to the Galápagos Islands, Egypt, Jordan, South Africa, and Morocco. How can a girl choose?!

4. Girls That Scuba

Girls That Scuba is a vibrant community and travel resource for women scuba divers. Alongside its informative articles and resources, it organizes dive trips catered specifically to solo female travelers. These trips provide the opportunity to explore breathtaking dive sites while connecting with fellow female divers who share the same passion for the underwater world.

The beauty of Girls That Scuba is its wide range of offerings for every skill level. You can join a freediving training retreat in Mexico , or dive head first (pun intended) into the Red Sea in Jordan for a fully immersive experience. So immerse yourself in the beauty of the ocean and form lifelong friendships on a Girls That Scuba trip.

5. Trafalgar

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Trafalgar’s women’s travel division specializes in curating enriching group experiences for solo female travelers and tend to cater to a boomer crowd. Its itineraries focus on cultural immersion, encounters with residents, and unique insights into each destination. From exploring the ancient ruins of Greece to discovering the vibrant markets of Morocco, Trafalgar offers a supportive and inclusive environment for female travelers seeking more comforts on their trips.

The history and culture enthusiast in me craves being fully immersed in a culture the way Trafalgar promises. Some of my favorite travel experiences include hands-on experiences like this, so I recommend Trafalgar to anyone most excited about the opportunity to be surrounded by new sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and more!

Upcoming trips include Ireland, France, Egypt, Jordan, and Scandinavia, and the website makes it super easy to choose one, because you can see recent reviews and a full itinerary for each trip before you book.

6. REI Adventures – Women’s Trips

REI Adventures has a range of outdoorsy trips designed specifically for women. They’re all about hands-on activities and active exploration, and the itineraries are tailored to empower women through physical challenges. Try backpacking for the first time , or a kayaking adventure with REI Adventures, and join a group of like-minded women ready to conquer new horizons.

Since trekking alone can be anxiety-inducing for many women, REI Adventures is an opportunity to connect with the outdoors without worrying about safety. My women love hiking but often get spooked when out on a trail by themselves, which keeps many from doing longer backpacking trips . That’s why REI Adventures makes my list of the best solo female travel groups and tours. Upcoming trips include hiking in Bryce Canyon , backpacking along the Pacific Crest Trail, and kayaking in the San Juan Islands.

7. AdventureWomen

AdventureWomen is a pioneer in women-only adventure travel (as the name implies), offering a wide range of active and immersive tours for solo female travelers. From hiking the iconic Inca Trail to cultural explorations in Iceland , AdventureWomen provides opportunities for women of all ages to discover the world while building lifelong friendships. Embrace your adventurous spirit with AdventureWomen, and join hundreds of other women in making their travel dreams come true.

Adventure Women has the widest range of offerings I’ve seen anywhere else. You can choose from trips on nearly every continent. Some of the upcoming trips, like this cruise in Croatia , are more laid-back. Then there are more intense adventures, like this trek to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro .

8. Intrepid Travel’s Women’s Expeditions

Intrepid Travel’s Women’s Expeditions focuses on empowering women while providing unique cultural experiences and opportunities for personal growth. Whether you’re exploring the ancient ruins of Jordan or discovering the vibrant cities of India, these expeditions offer a supportive and educational environment for female travelers. Intrepid offers the chance to join a diverse group of women from around the world and embark on a life-changing adventure.

Intrepid has a great reputation for organizing meaningful trips that inspire connection, which is why its expeditions excite me so much! There’s even a 12-day trip to Iran , which is the most unusual offering I’ve seen so far.

9. Wild Women Expeditions

Feeling a little…wild? Wild Women Expeditions specializes in immersive adventure travel experiences, such as kayaking in the Canadian wilderness or hiking in the Himalayas . These expeditions allow solo female travelers to challenge themselves in awe-inspiring natural environments. Discover your inner wild woman and join a community of adventurous souls on a journey that will leave you feeling empowered and inspired.

Like me, you might feel overwhelmed by the sheer number of trips available through Wild Women Expeditions. On the destinations page , you’ll see options all over the globe, so choosing just one might be tricky. There’s even a trip to Antarctica , which is a rare find!

10. Purposeful Nomad

This one is for you if you’re keen on diving deep into a new culture. Purposeful Nomad offers immersive travel experiences that combine adventure, culture, and social impact. You can explore vibrant markets in India, participate in community-based projects in Peru, and so much more. Purposeful Nomad also provides opportunities to volunteer during your trip, adding an extra layer of intention and meaning. You’ll get to connect with a community of like-minded women seeking meaningful travel experiences, too.

I love the unique social impact model of Purposeful Nomad, and the upcoming trips look incredible. From the Ngorongoro Crater to the Galápagos Islands , there are plenty of options to choose from.

When it comes to finding the best solo female travel groups and tours, the world truly is your oyster. Traveling completely alone is an incredible experience, but sometimes a girl needs to be in community with others while on the road.

Each group or tour brings its unique flair, catering to different travel styles and preferences. Whether you’re looking for adrenaline-pumping adventures, cultural immersions, or personal growth, those listed here are designed to enhance your journey.

So, which one will you choose?

About Kristin Addis

Kristin Addis is the founder and CEO of Be My Travel Muse, a resource for female travelers all around the world since 2012. She's traveled solo to over 65 countries and has brought over 150 women on her all-female adventure tours from Botswana to the Alaskan tundra.

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11/12/2023 at 9:12 pm

Atlas adventures!!

Mimi Leiper says

03/06/2024 at 6:02 pm

I wanted to let you know about my experience with Girls Guide to the World before you recommend them to anyone else. It has been a nightmare…

I signed up to go on what I thought would be the trip of a lifetime to sail in Thailand in April 2024. The trip was two 44 foot catamarans with a private chef, 8 women and two captains. Before I signed up for the trip I spoke with the owner at length and was assured that everything would be perfect. The trip would be very safe with the two boats and so many participants.

Only one other person signed up for the trip and because the owner of the company did not want to lose her deposit, she decided that there would be only 1 boat, two paying travelers and that she would go along with her cousin. I do not feel it is even safe to sail around in a small sailboat alone with just a few women. When I sent an email to her in January expressing my concerns she ignored it. Only when I informed her that I would not be paying the balance of my trip did she contact me. She has continued to refused to cancel the trip, refused to refund or transfer my $2600 deposit to another trip and then sent an email out offering a discount of $1400 for anyone else to take my place. That $1400 discount was actually part of my deposit.

The website clearly states that if In the highly unusual event that Girls’ Guide to the World has to reschedule or cancel a trip, we will offer you the option of a) Joining us on the rescheduled trip at a later date (we will make every effort to pick new dates that work for everyone), b) applying your payment(s) towards a different trip, or c) receiving a full refund. Based on the fact that this trip was not at all what was advertised I believe it should have been cancelled and I should have been given the opportunity to choose a, b or c. Instead they decided to keep my deposit and move forward with one paying traveler.

This company clearly cares only about the bottom line in my opinion. I would never recommend them ever to anyone! Buyer beware!

Kristin Addis says

03/08/2024 at 12:49 pm

So sorry to hear about your negative experience! I’ve gone ahead and removed them as a recommended company on the post.

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20 of the best group trips for solo travellers

Striking out on your own needn’t be lonely or expensive. We round up group trips that increasingly cater for solo travellers and waive single premiums The highs and lows of travelling alone

Sailing and socialising in the Mediterranean

Med Sailors runs skippered sailing holidays for 20- to 35-year-olds, many of whom travel solo. Everyone shares a bunkbed cabin with someone else of the same gender; each yacht sleeps eight and travels in a flotilla of up to eight boats, so there is plenty of socialising. The yachts island-hop around Greece, Turkey, Croatia, or Italy (and the Caribbean too), making ports of call at villages and historic sights. Guests can try watersports, such as wakeboarding, join in the weekly regatta and enter a fancy dress contest on the last night. Each boat has large sunbathing decks, snorkelling gear and paddle boards. From £495 for seven nights half-board, flights extra, medsailors.com

Stripped-back safari in Southern Africa

EcoTraining runs year-long courses for professional safari guides – but it also offers week-long tasters for nature lovers who want to experience life in the bush. The Wilderness Trails Skills course for adventurous travellers is great value, offering a stripped-back safari at a fraction of the usual cost. The setting is the Makuleke Concession, a remote part of the Kruger national park in South Africa, or the Mashatu game reserve in Botswana; sightings may include lions, leopards, elephants and rhinos. Guests walk up to 10km a day, carrying their own supplies, and learn to track animals, navigate, set up camp, make fires and leave no trace. Nights are spent wild camping under the stars. From £458 for five nights for an all-inclusive course, flights and transfers extra, next departure 9 August, ecotraining.co.za

Camino de Santiago, Spain

Solo travellers planning a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain won’t be short of company – 300,000 people completed the journey in 2017, an increase of nearly 200,000 in a decade. The Camino Francés is by far the most popular path, but the oldest route, the Camino Primitivo, is also good for lone pilgrims. The full 311km over the Cantabrian mountains is challenging, but the last 100km can be walked in a self-guided week with Camino Ways. Setting off from the walled town of Lugo, the first three days are spent following quiet Roman roads through forests and farmland. At lively Melide, the path merges with the Camino Francés, so the second half of the walk is more sociable. £440 for six nights including half-board and luggage transfers, April to October, caminoways.com

‘Poshtel’ stay, Barcelona

Hostels have always been a great places to meet fellow travellers – and these days, staying in one doesn’t have to mean roughing it. Casa Gracia , in a modernista mansion in Barcelona, is one of the new breed of poshtels. It has lots of stylish communal areas for hanging out and making friends, including a roof terrace; regular activities such as yoga, wine tasting and cooking classes; as well as events such as comedy nights and quizzes. Twice a week, there are tapas tours around the Gràcia district. Dorms sleep six, and there are single rooms for those who prefer not to share (from around £100). Dorm beds from £32 a night, hostelworld.com

Canyoning and hiking in Serbia

Much Better Adventures runs sociable and affordable long weekends to wild places in Europe and north Africa (plus a few lengthier trips further afield). This is a great option for time-poor travellers, filling one or two days off work with adventure. About 55% of customers are single, and there are lots of repeat bookings by people who struck up friendships on their first trip. One recently added options is a three-day canyoning and hiking trip to Serbia’s Valjevo mountains, with monastery visit and full-board riverside accommodation. From £2 30 for two nights full board, excluding flights to Belgrade, next departure 6 July, muchbetteradventures.com

Party on a Greece island

Friendship Travel takes over the Apollon hotel in Tsilivi on the island of Zante each summer, hosting house-party holidays for single guests. This year there are five new rooms, taking the total to 24, plus a new roof terrace. The hotel has a bar, restaurant and small pool; there is a sandy beach 100 metres away, and a water park within walking distance. Five three-course dinners with wine are included, and there are lots of local tavernas to try on the remaining nights. From £660 for seven nights including breakfast, some meals and flights, departures weekly (last departure 11 October), friendshiptravel.com

Brazilian road trip

Dragoman runs overland tours lasting from eight to an epic 211 days in purpose-built trucks across Africa, Asia and the Americas. Passengers tend to be a mix of ages and nationalities, with plenty of people travelling solo. One of the newest trips is a 17-day journey through Brazil from Salvador to Rio: highlights include hiking in the Chapada dos Veadeiros and Chapada Diamantina national parks, exploring the gold mines of Ouro Preto and touring Brasilia. Accommodation is 60% camping and 40% hotels and hostels. From £1,025 for 16 nights (plus £340 kitty) including board and most meals, excludes flights, next departure 6 November, dragoman.com

Tour of Sicily

In addition to its existing “no single supplement” holidays, this year Jules Verne has started solo group tours for single travellers . The nine destinations are France, Italy, Albania, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, India, Botswana and Peru. There are themed trips and tours as well as holidays based in one place. Its Treasures of Sicily holiday has stays in Catania, Agrigento, Palermo and Taormina, plus visits to ancient Siracusa, coastal Cefalù (pictured), Mount Etna and the Valley of the Temples. One-week trip from £1,095, including B&B, flights, local travel and guides, next solo departure 1 November, vjv.com

Savings for cyclists, Belarus

Nearly 50% of people on Explore’s small group trips are solo travellers. Those who book by 2 July get their own room at no extra cost, saving up to £530. This is an annual special offer for bookings made between 1 June and 2 July – outside that period, solo travellers can share a twin room for no extra charge, or pay a single supplement. One unusual trip among more than 60 on offer is a exploration of Belarus by bike, taking in the capital, Minsk, Unesco-listed castles and a self-sufficient eco-village. Belarus trip from £599 for four nights including some meals and board, excludes flights, explore.co.uk

Yoga in Ibiza

Your average retreat offers a couple of classes a day and lots of downtime, but this action-packed week at the Cala Blanca beach resort, eastern Ibiza, has almost 200 yoga and fitness sessions to keep solo travellers extremely busy. Lots of guests attend on their own and there are initiatives to get everyone chatting, from sharing tables in the restaurant to conversation benches and even (cringe) hug spots. And Primal Beat , a new retreat just for men, starts this autumn (6-13 October). From £775 for seven nights all-inclusive (classes, food, shared room) but excluding flights. Three- to six-night breaks available from £365. Single occupancy extra (from £425). Next retreats 14-21 October and 14-21 April 2019, yogafitretreats.com

Swimming in Slovenia

Solo swimmers are very welcome on Strel’s swimming adventures – 40%-50% of participants are lone travellers. The swim tours take place in Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Greece, Turkey and the US. The Slovenia Lakes and Rivers trip has a real variety of aquatic challenges, including swimming across Lake Bled, stopping for a breather on its island with its 17th-century church, going for a dip at the base of the Kozjak waterfall, swimming down the River Soča, and tackling the length of Lake Bohinj (4km). Swimmers stay in the four-star Hotel Jezero on the banks of Lake Bohinj. £510 for three nights including shared room B&B, excludes flights. Single occupancy an extra £61, strel-swimming.com

Family fun in Morocco

After finding that 16% of its family bookings were made by single parents, Intrepid Travel has this year started running adventurous trips specifically for solo parents and their children . There are six destinations so far: Costa Rica, Thailand, India, Egypt, Vietnam and Morocco. Its Morocco tour takes in Marrakech, Berber villages, the Altas mountains and an afternoon camel-trekking on a beach by the Atlantic. The company has also expanded its range of adult solo-only tours this year, adding Peru and Bali. Morocco trip from £336 for seven nights (kids from £297 ) including B&B and some meals, excludes flights. Next departure 28 July, intrepidtravel.com

Foodie weekend in Turin

Solos was founded in 1982, making it the UK’s first specialist holiday company for single travellers. Today it has five hotels exclusively for solo guests, and holidays from tennis breaks to ski trips. One of its city breaks is a foodie trip to Turin, Italy’s chocolate capital and the birthplace of the Slow Food movement. The itinerary includes a walking tour of the city, and chocolate-tasting and vermouth-making experiences. Other Solos city breaks with a food focus include Bilbao (for pinxtos) and Lisbon (custard tarts). Turin from £605 for three-night weekend including B&B plus one dinner and flights, solosholidays.co.uk

Painting and drawing in France

GoLearnTo has a huge range of holidays with no single supplements, including cooking, wellbeing, language, sport and creative pastime breaks. Its French painting holiday, based at a farmhouse with extensive gardens and two pools, is particularly good value, with at least 30 hours of tuition, pre-dinner champagne, all meals and a day on location at Penne d’Agenais, a medieval hilltop village. After lessons, guests can borrow bikes to cycle to the River Lot for wild swimming. From £820 for seven nights all-inclusive with shared room , next departure 8 September, golearnto.com

The Trans-Mongolian from Moscow to Beijing

Solo passengers are a common sight on long-distance trains such as the Trans-Mongolian. Lots of Russian, Mongolian and Chinese people take this route alone, as do western tourists – it is perfectly safe and a good way to meet fellow travellers. It also offers excellent value: from £492 for a 5,000-mile journey, with incredible scenery and a bed for six nights. The Man in Seat Sixty-One website is a great source of information for this and other long-distance rail journeys, such as London-Istanbul (four nights, from £241) or New York-San Francisco (three nights, from £140). Trans-Mongolian from £492 for six nights for a bunk in a four-berth sleeper

Climbing in Spain

Well over half of Bristol-based Rock and Sun’s customers are solo travellers. And Spain’s Costa Blanca is home to, in its words, “an endless amount of limestone”, offering a huge variety of rock climbing experiences for all levels of ability. Accommodation is in a spacious villa in the Jalon valley, handy for shops and restaurants. From £740 for seven nights including shared accommodation, some meals, coaching and transfers, rockandsun.com

Coastal walking, the Channel Islands

Ramblers Walking Holidays has a selection of trips with no single room supplement. Its week-long trip to Guernsey takes walkers to the island’s best stretches of rugged coast, along clifftop paths with fine views out to sea and historic sights ranging from second world war German-built fortifications to megalithic tombs over 4,000 years old. Inland, Guernsey is crisscrossed by quiet, picturesque footpaths and a there’s also a day trip to car-free Sark, a short ferry ride away. From £799 for seven nights including half-board accommodation, bus and boat fares, flights and transfers, ramblersholidays.co.uk

Hike, bike and kayak in Vietnam

The customers on trips with G Adventures are roughly 40% solo travellers, and its hike, bike and kayak Vietnam holiday keeps everybody active from the first day, when guests cycle from Ho Chi Minh City to the famous Cu Chi tunnels. After a flight north, there’s more cycling in the cities of Hue and Hoi An, plus trekking in the rural Mai Chau valley and an afternoon kayaking among the amazing limestone karsts of Halong Bay. From £841 for nine nights including all activities, entrances fees, one internal flight and some meals. International flights extra, gadventures.co.uk

Independent cycling in Lithuania

The website of the non-profit Lithuanian Cyclists Community has several independent cycling itineraries around the Baltic state. One of the most appealing is the Lithuanian Seaside Cycle Route . Its suggested itinerary can be followed independently, but for a little more support with accommodation and routes, try local operator Baltic Bike Travel . From €499 for seven nights including shared B&B accommodation (single room from €698), local transport and luggage transfers, bbtravel.lt

Learn to kitesurf in Morocco

Sitting right in the path of the north-easterly trade winds, breezy Essaouira, halfway down Morocco’s Atlantic coast, offers perfect kitesurfing conditions from April to September. Kite Worldwide offers a beginner’s package with guide, 12 hours of tuition, and launch and landing service. Participants should come away with a basic VDWS qualification. From £911 for seven nights including flights from Luton to Essaouira, B&B accommodation in a riad, all equipment and two dinners, kiteworldwide.com

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Black Travel Groups To Follow On Instagram

There is nothing like a community and Instagram is the place of many communities. A community, makes you feel a sense of belonging as you see people who look like you doing things that you would like to do. As such, you feel better about asking questions and sharing your thoughts. Black travel groups provide this sense of community.

In keeping with our Alliance  pillar, we scoured Instagram and found 24 Instagram accounts you should follow for a sense of community and travel inspirations. Guess who is number 25?

beGirl.world  – Empowering Black teenage girls through travel

beGirl.world (bGw) is a Philadelphia based organization that empowers teenage girls through global education and travel. bGw challenges girls to think beyond their neighborhood, dream bigger than their city limits, and create possibilities outside their country borders.

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Black & Abroad – A cultural collective dedicated to encouraging and celebrating Black travel.

Black & Abroad is a multi-platform travel & lifestyle company. Since 2015, their digital outlets, international events, and travel experiences have redefined experiences for the modern Black traveler.

They pride themselves on curating international, culturally conscious luxury & adventure travel moments for Black travelers while providing a crowd-sourced information hub for urban explorers. Seeing a need to elevate the community through world exploration, their collective of influencers have come together to share their travel experiences to assist them in showing familiar faces in unfamiliar places and expose the world to nuanced, diverse, narratives within the travel community.

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Black Adventuristas – Supporting the well-being of Black women by connecting us to each other & adventure experiences in our local communities & beyond!

Black Adventuristas is a platform created to inspire Black women to conquer their fears, pursue their dreams, and fully experience the adventure that is life. Whether it is tackling an epic bucket list, quitting a “good” job to pursue a non-traditional career, trying a daring new hair or lipstick color, or simply dining alone for the first time, all adventures are worthwhile. No adventure is too small and surely no adventure is too big. Everyone is different, therefore everyone’s definition of adventure is different.

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Black Girls Travel Too – A global travel community that creates tools, tips, and self-empowering trips for women travelers.

Black Girls Travel Too creates travel experiences that breathe life into Black women and span from the islands of Barbados to the crown cultural jewels of the UK and beyond. Though cultivating only the best partnerships across the globe, investing in premier quality customer care teams, immersing in education, and vetting the world’s most prized possession, a black woman to take trips of a lifetime with, your life is #goals post a BGTT experience!

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Black Voyageurs – Showcasing black travel, one pic or story at a time.

Blackvoyageurs is a travel lifestyle brand and a digital publishing platform that creates tools and resources for the savvy voyageurs. They represent the underrepresented demographic in mainstream travel. They are travel influencers and innovators. They showcase a global community of amazing individuals of African descent or from the diaspora, sharing insight on the world’s most unique places.

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Haywire Weekend – The BEST Weekend of Your Life
– Incredible Experiences. Exclusive Locations. Breathtaking Villas.

Haywire Weekend creates 5 days/4 nights experiences around the globe at exclusive locations. This is typically from a Friday to a Tuesday.

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Jet Black Travel – An exclusive brand aimed at curating life-changing experiences. Don’t just fly, #FlyJetBlack

Jet Black Travel has established relationships with people all over the world to serve as travel hosts/ambassadors. When you fly JetBlack, you will meet these individuals and gain an unmatched experience. They take care of the planning that comes with travel and provide each traveler with a comprehensive itinerary that outlines everything the trip entails and tidbits on important information to be mindful of in each country.

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Melanin Journey – Live. Love. Journey… and make it look good! Documenting the journeys of the melanated.

From Accra to Anaheim, Positano to Paris, Melanin Journey will undoubtedly inspire wanderlust. Get lost in a world of wander as Melanin Journey takes you on a voyage around the virtual globe, highlighting melanated people across the diaspora.

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Melanin On The Map – Melanin On The Map, a travel APP highlighting Black Travel, Global Black Business & curating memorable travel experiences✈️

Melanin On The Map is the FIRST travel mobile application dedicated to people of color. They serve as a one-stop-shop of inspiration, information, and affordable travel opportunity, geared at making the minority travel experience an easier one.

Their mobile application, catered to our global community of Black and Brown travel enthusiasts, has a number of features, making travel, effortless, affordable, and enjoyable.

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Nomadness Travel Tribe – Travel Lifestyle Brand & Community: Curator of Trips, Events, Merch, and @audacityfest

NOMADNESS is an award-winning travel lifestyle brand. They represent the underrepresented demographic in mainstream travel through NOMADNESS Travel Tribe; travel influencers and innovators.

They are a tangible travel family of over 20,000 black and brown nomads, responsible for over $50,000,000 being injected into the travel industry annually. Their mission is to show the world that travel has no racial, gender, religious, economic, or interest limitations through their community representation and relevancy. They were the first to represent the millennial travel demographic, and are always looking to innovate this sector of the industry.

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Sisters Traveling Solo – Connecting, Empowering, Inspiring, Supporting Women

Sisters Traveling Solo™ was created to empower Sisters to travel solo; to travel in general. Their mission is to connect, empower, inspire, and support Sisters.

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Tastemakers Africa – We’ll Travel Africa again. Until then join our digital home for inspiration and community

Called the “sexy, dope way to experience Africa” by Fusion and heralded as an innovator by AFAR, Conde Nast Traveler, CNN, and more Tastemakers Africa offer unique tours created and hosted by artists, creators, and makers in Africa and beyond. They help you connect with people in authentic ways whether you are exploring nightlife with a DJ, learning food traditions from a chef, or experiencing living history with an icon.

Their goal is to build a world in which we value people on equal standing no matter where they are born or the color of their skin. They put a premium on culture, especially that created by people of African descent whether they are based on the continent or living in the diaspora – they are the keepers of the cool. Currently in Accra, Cape Town, Dakar, and Johannesburg and quickly expanding worldwide, Tastemakers is building community, fueling passions, and creating sustainable change in a way that values both the visitor and the person who calls Africa home.

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The Black Travel Club – Empowering Black Travelers ✊🏾

There are quite a few social media pages and blogs dedicated to Black travel, but as travelers and nomads ourselves, we always find something missing…community. Whether you’re traveling solo or with others, it would be great to be able to connect with fellow Black travelers all over the world, or have curated trips organized with Black travelers in mind.

That’s why they created The Black Travel Club and this site to help Black people build a community around the life-changing experience that is travel, and use our collective buying power to negotiate travel discounts on your behalf (like AAA for Black travelers).

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Travel Noire – Most travelers struggle to choose their own path. We equip them with a roadmap to design the journey of their dreams.

The Travel Noire app was founded with one goal in mind; to create a safe and valuable space for Black travelers who want to unlock their potential, build meaningful relationships, and change the world. They are in the business of inspiring travelers to discover and experience new communities, destinations, and global opportunities.

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Up In The Air Life – We help you travel the world through luxury, culture, food, and wine.

Up In The Air Life merges the art of connections with luxury travel experiences to create memories, milestones, and magic for individuals looking to explore the world. From luxury mega yachts in Croatia to champagne and wine tastings in France and Italy; the Up in the Air Life team handles each special detail in order to give you the freedom to enjoy your adventure and just show up.

Their mission is to inspire, connect, and grow with our clients from around the world with international trips, curated meetups, and hosting local events. Up in the Air Life hosts luxury group trips and leads an active online community that allows travelers to connect online and travel together later.

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Urban Events Global – A travel company of professional, African-American adventure seekers. Our travelers enjoy experiencing all that life has to offer through various group travel events, networking, and meeting like-minded individuals with an appetite for fun and exploration.

Urban Events Global (UEG) was founded in 2011 Kevin Knight. What started as a camping trip in Texas among friends grew to a small (but large) travel group of friends, and friends of friends looking to enjoy and experience all that life has to offer. UEG is a collective group of people looking for a fun and exciting time while networking and checking off their bucket list items. If you’re a solo traveler or a person that likes to travel in groups, they are the group for you.

Their travelers vary per event, however, our general audience consists of hard-working African American professionals from across the United States that are ready to take on the world! Their team and group are made up of many experienced travelers who have a genuine passion for connecting with people.

They’ve had the honor of servicing thousands of travelers throughout our history and look forward to sharing those experiences with you. Their core values center around having a good time and giving back to our communities. If this sounds like you, join them!

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We Work To Travel – ▪️We are like a Black “Tripadvisor”. 📗 Modern Day Green Book. 5000+ Tips by Black Travelers

WeWorkToTravel/GreenBookGlobal, is a travel platform that was created after the founder quit their job to travel to over 30 countries and all 7 continents. I realized as I was planning for each destination it took an absorbent amount of time to plan for each city. Even with massive travel sites already in play (you know the ones), it still takes an average of 10-20 hours to plan a trip. Well, why is that? I think it is for 3 main reasons:

• Travel content is not broken out by travel style
• Travel content is fragmented across multiple sites or even within a single site
• Once you find good travel content, you still need to vet the user(s)

WeWorkToTravel/GreenBookGlobal, tries to help ease the burden of these travel paint points with our unique offering. They provide comprehensive city guides by travel style and couple that with a custom rating tool where instead of rating an activity you rate your overall experience of a city. In other words, we give you a ton of travel content with a consistent structure and then enhance it with tips and experiences from travelers. They even have a proprietary search algorithm to help you find destinations that meet your criteria.

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Wind Collective – Creative Travel Collective

They are a global travel community expressing freedom through adventure and creativity. They travel not to escape but to truly discover how to be better, do more, and embrace this beautiful place that we call Earth. They host monthly group travel experiences for the constantly curious, the daringly brave, who have a sense of wonder about the world and know life is too short not to explore it.

Every trip is crafted alongside local partners in our destinations in collaboration with our creative team to provide you with an immersive experience from the moment you land to the moment you leave. You’re invited to join us on this journey as we engage in cultural experiences, build our community, and live our best lives creatively. They cannot wait to travel and #LiveLikeTheWind with you!

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Yacht Week East Africa – No One Does East Africa Like Us.

Yacht Week East Africa is the premier travel and sailing company in East Africa. Our focus is on the beauty and culture of the Eastern coastline of Africa and its neighboring islands. They sail for the culture and are committed to the African Diaspora. Our team is based in East Africa and we’re ready to showcase what the region has to offer. Join us for one of our adventures and let’s have an experience of a lifetime.

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You Me Travel Co – A Black travel community designed to connect you with cool across the diaspora. We’ve created a members-only club just for you. Come thru 🙌🏾

To the most resilient people in the world: we see you 👀 Connecting you with cool across the diaspora. Cool people, places, events & Black-owned businesses. Who knows? You might just find your next travel buddy, bae, or co-founder.

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Last and by no means least, is us, Black Travel Alliance.

Black Travel Alliance – With our three pillars of alliance, amplification, and accountability, we strive to create a world where Black people are supported and accurately represented in the travel industry.

Black Travel Alliance is a new group of Black Travel Content Creators from across the globe. Our three pillars of the community are alliance, amplification, and accountability. As travel authors, bloggers, broadcasters, journalists, photographers, podcasters, social media influencers, and vloggers, we unify to amplify. We also aim to provide training and business support to our members, as well as hold destinations and travel brands accountable on the issue of diversity in travel marketing and storytelling.

View this post on Instagram Did you know that from September 15th thru October 15th is Hispanic Heritage Month? Latin American heritage is also celebrated during this time. Which means it’s a great time to dive into a new TV series on @pbs by @kimhaastravels on her Latin American Travels! She was recently featured on @jetsetlisette podcast. Check it out! Repost from @jetsetlisette • ★ Episode 54 has landed. I talk with Kim Haas, Executive Producer, host and creator of the new PBS travel series Afro-Latino Travels with Kim Haas (@kimhaastravels). Link in bio 🎧 ⠀ The series celebrates the historical and cultural contributions of Latin America’s African descendants in countries like Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and Mexico. The show premieres TODAY with a two-part special featuring Costa Rica in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. 👏🏾 ⠀ Kim talks about what sparked her love of travel and languages, her work in Spanish media, and what led her to create the show. She also shares how she overcame funding challenges, how she’s navigating the pandemic, and how travel has changed her. ⠀ A post shared by Black Travel Alliance (@theblacktravelalliance) on Sep 17, 2020 at 3:36pm PDT

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My reason for visiting your site is to access information on African American senior travel groups of over 55+. Please share any information such groups. Thank-you Brenda [email protected]

Looking forward to hearing from you. Your group sounds exciting, I really need to access information on African American Senior Travel groups over 55+. Please send info on such groups.

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Please send info on African American Travel Groups.

Traveling Black Women is a great account as well! (@travelingblackwomen)

Good Morning, Would you be able to recommend African American travel groups for 55+. Thanks Raye [email protected]

Hi Raye, Thanks for your note. At the moment, we do not know of any of these Groups. I suggest checking on Facebook in other Groups and ask.

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I am interested in knowing whether or not anyone has found any African American women’s travel groups for 55+

Thank you Rita

Hello Rita,

I too, am interested in travel with those of the 55+ age group. Please advise if you’ve had any success?

With thanks!

iTravel2Getaway is a good one too!

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Want To Travel Solo & Explore World With Strangers? Join These Groups

Solo Travel is an adventure that every person should seek at least once in a lifetime. The hurdles and difficulties, in the beginning, are all worth it for the fun, the thrill, and the adrenaline rush. Travelling solo doesn’t always have to be lonely as you can interact with other solo travellers and build a bond. The interesting part is that you can travel solo and venture to every corner of the world with a group of strangers altogether. Even if you are scared for your first trip, people are there to tag along with you on the journey. Solo travellers and adventure enthusiasts like you are coming together and touring the world in search of memories and experiences. Here are some groups which you can join for your solo trips, travel in groups with strangers, and create memories of a lifetime.

Wander Womaniya | Women Travel

‘Wander Womaniya’ arranges safe and secure trips for solo female travellers where any woman can join and explore the world together.  These women-only group trips are not the exact ‘travel solo’ experiences but are still an adventurous moment of your life. You’ll be out in the world with groups of women and build bonds with them worth remembering your entire life.

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Chindi Safar

Most of us desire to travel the world but most of us take a step back because of the huge money spent while travelling. Well, budget travels are always a great solution for such situations, but there is also another exciting alternative for such times. Take a trip with ‘Chindi Safar’ and travel solo with a group of new people. They are perfect if you want to explore India on a budget.

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Jugni is another travel company that organises trips for women travellers, both domestic and international. Going to an unknown land with a group of unknown yet similar and supportive women boots the confidence in travellers to take a leap of faith and travel solo. This is where ‘Jugni’ comes to play and hosts the perfect trips where you travel in a group yet get that ‘solo vibes’ as well.

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WOW Club, Travel for Women

To overcome your fear of solo travelling, something like ‘WOW Club’ will help you the most. They are one of the leading travel groups that design trips for women for years. Their topmost priority is the safety of the women and providing the best facilities when it comes to security. If you are willing to explore India or jump overseas, they are an expert in curating trips for you all around the world.

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WanderingJane

The experience of travelling with ‘WanderingJane’ will be different than others. They have ‘local experts’ in various destinations to help the travellers discover the best and have unique experiences. To create the most special memories and travel to your favourite places, you can surely join Wandering Jane.

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The satisfaction of travelling the world with unknown yet like-minded women and building a lifelong friendship cannot be described. The fear and stress of travelling solo for the first time ease when you begin your journey with these groups. You get to travel with people but not your known ones. It is a sense of relief with people around and also an experience of being alone in the world.

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The best way to travel solo? With us. On our solo tours, you’ll enjoy a private room at no extra cost—and your tourmates will be solo travelers, too. By the time your tour ends, we’re pretty sure your group will feel more like family.

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Adventures (and new friends) await

Been waiting for the perfect travel companion to come along? That’s us—and the friendly, up-for-anything solo travelers you’ll meet on tour.

Whatever your reasons for traveling solo, you’re not alone: More and more travelers—1 in 4, to be precise—are choosing to set out solo. Watch our video to see what going solo’s all about.

Friendship. Flexibility. Full planning support.

These are just a few advantages you’ll enjoy on our solo group tours.

You’ll become part of a close-knit community

Explore alongside other solo travelers who share your curiosity about the world and your craving for meaningful connections.

You can go where and when you want

Fancy seeing Ireland at its lush, summertime best? Or maybe a year-end trip to Egypt’s more your speed. It’s 100% up to you.

You’ll have a room all to yourself ( ahhh )

At the end of each day, you’ll wind down, stretch out, and rest up in your own private room, and it won’t cost you anything extra.

You won’t have to sweat the details

We’ll plan hotels, meals, activities, and transportation . You? Focus on new sights, sounds, and flavors—and friendships taking shape.

We’ll have your back every step of the way

On your trip, you’ll be accompanied by one of our best-in-the-biz Tour Directors. Plus, our global staff will be here to support you 24/7.

Solo travel’s always in season

The beauty of traveling solo? Taking off whenever you want to—summer, winter, or anytime in between. We offer Solo Tours around the world and all year round. So, whenever you’re ready to go, a just-right tour will be, too. Here are just two ways to experience your dream solo escape.

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Escape the chill at home—and avoid Southeast Asia’s rainy season—with a wintertime Thailand tour. Bond with other solo travelers while market-hopping in Bangkok, snorkeling off the coast of Phuket, and more.

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The best time for a solo sojourn through Central Europe? Summer, when green Alpine trails, sparkling Swiss lakes, and stately palaces from Bavaria to Vienna beckon with full-on fairytale charm.

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History buff? Outdoor enthusiast? Architecture admirer? We offer Solo Tours for all interests in more than 20 countries, from Austria to Egypt and beyond.

Solo travel made easy

With lots of options—and ways to connect with fellow solo travelers—at your disposal, this is how simple (and fun) solo travel can be.

We offer Solo Tours to Portugal, Peru, Egypt, and beyond. Need help deciding? Chat with us or schedule a call . We’ll help narrow down the choices as we get to know you.

That’s all it takes to secure your spot on tour when you sign up for AutoPay —a hassle-free way to make interest-free, monthly payments leading up to your tour.

Once you’ve booked, download our free mobile app and connect with your fellow travelers before tour. You can also check out your itinerary, scope out your hotels, and more.

As a member of this supportive online community , you can swap travel tips and inspo with other solo travelers. (And who knows? You might even meet a new travel pal.)

On tour, you can explore even more in depth during sunset cruises, cooking classes, and other excursion options. Want your trip to last a little longer? Add its extension.

The moment has arrived—and so have you. Meet your group in your arrival destination, and spend the next several days soaking up culture and newfound friendships.

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FAQs and benefits of traveling solo with a group

Solo travel can offer you a unique opportunity to challenge yourself, gain independence, and have an adventure. Plus, going on a guided tour as a solo traveler comes with great perks—including, private rooms in handpicked hotels, local experts and a Tour Director to handle all the details, and the company of equally curious travelers to share your journey. Here are a few other compelling reasons to go solo:

• Take the guesswork out of exploring someplace new. Need tickets to the Spanish Riding School in Vienna? Want to dine like a true Italian at a local’s home in Rome? Wondering how to hire a boat to float down the Nile River? Our experts will help you securely and easily navigate a destination you’ve only dreamed about exploring.
• No need to find a travel partner. Perhaps the biggest reason people  travel solo  is not having someone with matching travel interests. Traveling solo opens up a whole new world of possibilities. You get to go where you want, when you want, chasing your dreams without waiting for someone to come along for the ride.
• Enjoy adventures beyond your comfort zone. Traveling solo isn’t just exhilarating, but easy on one of our small-group adventure trips . You’ll find yourself learning and trying new things, from what you do (hands-on activities) to where you’ll go (roads less traveled) to how you'll get around (think outside the bus). All you need to get started is an open mind, a good pair of walking shoes, and a passion for taking the side streets.

Discover more reasons why people choose solo travel  →

Thanks to its mix of culture, history, natural landscapes, and centuries-old culinary traditions, Europe is an ideal destination for travelers who book solo vacation packages. Individual countries and regions of Europe also make great choices when you go solo. For the best solo travel experiences, we recommend the following:

• Greece .  Explore the best of the Greek Islands alongside fellow solo travelers as you hop from Athens to Crete and over to Santorini.
• Portugal .  Sampling Portugal’s signature pastel de nata, a flaky and flavorful custard tart, is much more fun when you have new friends to share in the excitement of taking that first bite.
• Peru .  Make your way from cosmopolitan Lima to historic Cuzco to the sweeping Sacred Valley—and mystical Machu Picchu—alongside fellow solo travelers.
• Central Europe .  Whether you’re excited to see Bavarian castles or sample Swiss chocolate, there’s no better way to tour Switzerland, Germany, and Austria than with like-minded travelers.
• Egypt .  With fellow solo travelers by your side, you’ll decipher hieroglyphics at towering temples, stand in the shadows of the Pyramids of Giza, and take to the Nile by boat.
• Ireland .  Green landscapes and frothy Guinness await solo travelers on the Emerald Isle, where making new friends comes naturally.
• Thailand .  Visit an elephant sanctuary and hop between Thailand’s temples, markets, and islands with fellow solo travelers.
• United States .  You don’t need to go international to go solo. America’s majestic  national parks are a great choice for solo travel tours.
• Japan .  Be dazzled by Japan’s natural beauty, rich history, and distinctive cuisine—and bond with your fellow solo travelers over hands-on activities, such as cooking classes.
• Kenya .  Majestic wildlife, vibrant culture, and warm locals make for the ultimate mix when you join fellow solo travelers on an epic journey across Kenya.
• Spain .  Spain charms from Catalonia to the Costa del Sol with its mix of cosmopolitan, coastal, and cultural treasures on solo travel tours.
• Italy .  Travel solo (but never alone!) as you eat your way through Italy with fellow foodies, while taking in the classic sights and delicious cuisine.

For more inspiration, check out  eight of the best places to travel solo →

Consider your interests, budget, and comfort level in a foreign environment. Depending on factors such as language barriers and cultural differences, some destinations may be better suited for solo travel than others. Research your options and read reviews from other solo travelers. 

For more inspiration, check out  eight of the best places to travel solo  →

Embrace new experiences, be open to meeting new people, and step outside your comfort zone. Take time to reflect on your journey and enjoy the freedom that comes with traveling solo. Remember to take plenty of photos and keep a journal to capture your memories. And take advantage of the Tour Director and local guides who’ll accompany you during your travels. They can recommend places to eat, sights to not miss, and things to do in your free time on tour.

Explore our favorite free-time activities for solo travelers →

Yes, if you’re looking to get out of your comfort zone. There’s free time to explore on your own, so you can be as social as you want. Traveling solo within a group can be a great way to break out of your personal space and meet others who share your passion for exploration. And there’s no easier way to find a new friend than on tour!

Tips for breaking the ice with fellow travelers on a solo tour →

Don’t be afraid to put yourself out there and connect with fellow travelers; they’re going solo, just like you! Here are a few tips and tools to help you feel confident when you travel solo:

• Check out our Go Ahead Difference page. You’ll discover all the perks of traveling with us, including unrivaled safety and support. Learn more about our Go Ahead Difference .
• Involve your friends back home. Let all your friends know about your travel plans and get their tips and tricks. Have them follow you along on your journey.
• Download our free mobile app . It puts everything you might need for your trip on your phone on one easy-to-navigate platform. Our app has not only the itinerary but also the addresses and contact details you need for your trip. Plus, we even include a list of your  fellow travelers  there. That way, you can connect with them before you leave for the tour and start building friendships you’ll strengthen when you’re finally on the road.
• Join our Facebook page. You’ll find lots of helpful info on our private Solo Travelers Facebook page , including answers to frequently asked questions.

Eight reasons to go guided as a female solo traveler →

The first thing to know is that even though you’ll be traveling solo, you won’t be traveling alone. You’re about to go on a trip with 14–20 people who will be solo, just like you. Plus, you’ll have your expert Tour Director to guide you along the journey. Solo travel is one of the most exciting ways to see the world. When you travel on one of our solo trips, you may not be with a friend you already know, but you’ll join equally curious travel lovers on the adventure of a lifetime. More important things to know before you go:

• Your Tour Director will meet you at the airport when you arrive in your destination
• We curate these tours with solo travel in mind
• Experiences are made for solo travelers to come together as a group
• You’ll make friends whom you could travel with in the future

We specially design our Solo Tours for solo travelers. When you join one of our solo travel groups, you’ll get your own included, private hotel room. Each day, you’ll be able to explore your destination alongside your tourmates, who are solo travelers, too. And you’ll have free time to explore your own interests at your own pace.

You’ll never be alone when you book one of our solo travel packages, even though you’re traveling solo. Our worldwide presence gives solo travelers the safety and security to discover the world with confidence. Here are just a few reasons to travel on our solo guided tours:

• Security of the EF global network
• Assistance from our On-Tour Support Team (they’re on-call 24/7)
• Getting the local’s perspective from your Tour Director and other guides
• Meeting equally curious travelers
• Enjoying the perfect balance of sightseeing tours and time to explore each locale at your leisure

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The Best Tour Groups for Solo Travel

These days there are tons of solo travel groups that are great for those who want to travel but don't happen to have any friends or family who are up for coming along. Solo traveler group tours are a great way to get out there and see the world while making cool new friends from a variety of different countries. When it comes to the best groups for solo travelers, it seems like there are options that cater to almost everyone these days. There are single traveler group tours for women only, where you can connect with other cool ladies from around the globe, and group tours for singles who are traveling alone and looking to meet people in their age range. 

Here you'll get a look at some of the best solo traveler group tours available and get a chance to vote for the best ones. If you've ever used one of these groups, you're especially encouraged to vote for those you had a great experience with! This will help other would-be travelers around the world decide which are the best group tours to check out for themselves. 

Dragoman Overland

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• Average Cost: Spend 16 days traveling Persia from $1,828 USD plus a $850 group fund contribution or explore Tibet for 31 days for $2,830 plus a $1,160 group fund contribution.
• Travels To : Africa, Asia, and the Americas.

If you're looking to go on an epic road trip with a group of fellow adventurers then Dragoman Overland has got you covered. Most of their trips range from 14-21 days but some go as long as 235. They specialize in motor vehicle tour travel and part of the price includes money that goes into a group fund to help cover accommodations and meals.

Tucan Travel

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• Average Price: Vary but overall very reasonable. Go on an 8-day adventure from Cartagena to Botoga for  $811 or a 26-day tour from Lima to Rio de Janeiro for $3,868.
• Travels To: Over 200 tour groups across six continents.

Tucan Travel has a variety of awesome group tour opportunities available from travelers of all ages, over 60% of whom are solo travelers. They offer everything from walking tours to immersions in historical and cultural sites around the world. 

G Adventures

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• Average Price: Vary based on length, destination, and tour type. Go on a classic tour of Turkey for 15 days for $1,274 or a 12 day MultiSport tour in Peru for $1,699.
• Travels To: Worldwide.

G Adventures offers group adventures to solo travelers who can choose from a selection of travel styles to best suit their preferences. You can go on a Wellness Tour, a marine adventure, or a local living adventure where you'll be immersed in local culture. Visit their website for a complete list of travel styles.

Intrepid Solo Travel Groups

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• Average Cost: Varies depending on destination, but overall pretty good deals! Examples include eight days in India's Golden Triangle for $830 or 15 days in Morrocco or $1,260.
• Travels To: Tours and destinations vary, check their website for details.

Intrepid Travel offers a number of group tours which are perfect for solo travelers. You'll travel with a small group of ten, enjoy local guides, and take advantage of the perks of traveling with a company that's spent 30 years ironing out all the best hotels and restaurants. 

Solos Holidays

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• Average Cost : Varies based on location, request a brochure here.
• Travels To: Europe, North Africa, The Americas, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Australia, Carribean, Cruises.

Solos Holidays has been into solo group travel since before it was a thing. They've been connecting solo travelers since 1982 and are pretty much the go-to group for single travelers in the UK. They also just opened an American branch called Solos Vacations, though the tours are more limited than their UK counterpart.

Bamba Experience

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• Average Cost: Varies by length and destination. Enjoy a three day trek in Colca Canyon for $89 or take a 56-day discovery tour beginning in Lima and ending in Rio de Janeiro for $4,335.
• Travels To : The Americas, Bangkok, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Japan.

Not only do Bamba Experience travels include breathtaking South American sights and the hidden beauty of North America, they curates unique travel experiences. one of the company's primary aims is to demystify and encourage independent travel. All of Bamba Experience's employees are independent travelers themselves, so they know what a solo traveler needs and wants to know to make the best trip possible.

Explore! World Wide

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• Average Cost:  Vary depending on length and destination. Examples: Spend four days in Sri Lanka for $350 or 19 days exploring Peru and the Inca Trails from $3,270.
• Travels To: Asia, Europe, South America, Africa, the Middle East, The Caribbean, Australia, and The Americas.

Make new friends while checking out cool new places around the world with Explore . They'll hook you up with a small group of other travelers and take care of planning all the details.

Women Traveling Together

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• Average Cost: Usually $100 cheaper if you buy a $45/year membership. Example pricing: 10 days in Israel and Jordan for $6,272 for a single room or $4,767 if you're willing to share. Six days in Iceland for $5,972 for a solo room or $4,794 for room shares.
• Travels To: The Americas, Europe & Mediterranean, Asia & Pacific, Africa & Middle East, The Caribbean, Arctic & Antarctic, Cruise, Sail & train journeys.

If you're a woman out to explore the world, then check out Women Traveling Together , a women-only group travel company. They'll hook you up with small groups of other ladies around the world and give you the chance to sign up for a variety of domestic or international adventures. 

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• Average Cost: Reasonable with only a $200 deposit to secure your spot. They also offer payment plans and have a great deals page. 
• Travels To : Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, North America, and Latin America.

Over half of the travelers who join one of Contiki 's small group adventures are traveling solo, so there's no need to be shy. You'll make friends quickly as you enjoy group meals, expert tour guides, and stunning destinations. 

Overseas Adventure Travel (O.A.T.)

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• Average Price : Great for budget travel! They even guarantee that if you find a better deal, they'll meet it and lower the price by $500.
• Travels To : Exotic locations worldwide.

Overseas Adventure Travel specializes in taking small groups of solo travelers on exotic adventures around the world. Whether you're looking to experience a safari or check out ancient landmarks, they offer tours on both land or by ship.  

Wild Women Expeditions

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• Average Cost : Go on a week-long horseback riding adventure in the Irish hometown of Pirate Queen Grace O'Malley for $3,795 or a seven-day Greek goddess sailing adventure for $3,495. 
• Travels To : Check out their world map for a complete list of destinations.

Female adventurers unite for an all women's group tour through Wild Women Expeditions . This women's only travel group offers a variety of female themed trips around the world complete with outdoor adventures from kayaking to yoga for women of all ages.   

Wild Frontiers

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• Average Cost: Experience the essence of Madagascar for 16 days from $3,801 or spend six days in Norway from $2,849. Luxury options are also available. 

See the world like never before with tour from Wild Frontiers . The company specializes in small group tours that offer local expertise and exciting, unique experiences. From culinary tours to wildlife adventures, Wild Frontiers offers a huge variety of experiences around the world. 

Goway Holidays of a Lifetime

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• Average Cost: Varies by length and destination. Enjoy eight days in New Zealand for $3,959 or a 20-day grand European tour for $9,999.
• Travels To : Australia, Africa, China, India and South America.

Goway's offers a selection of small group tours, perfect for the individual traveler looking to meet new, like-minded people. You'll travel First Class or deluxe with an experienced guide who takes care to virtually all aspects of your trip, from activities to meals.

Abercrombie and Kent

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• Average Price : Varies widely based on locations but they tend to be high end, luxury prices. For example, 15 days in the Arctic will run you $31,995 while nine days in Italy will cost $9,695.
• Travels To : All seven continents.

If you're looking to treat yo'self in a big way then check out Abercrombie & Kent . The company offers luxury tours to small groups of travelers at destinations around the world. 

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• Average Cost: Varies based on tour length and location. Enjoy 14 days in India and Nepal for $4,119 to $4,269 or spend nine days checking out the treasures of ancient Egypt for $3,049 to $3,679.

Travels To: Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, The Americas.

If you're between the ages of 30 and 49, then Flash Pack offers the chance to experience travel with a group of like-minded individuals of your own age. Groups consist mostly of young professionals from all over the world and offer bucket-list worthy adventures complete with stays in boutique hotels and immersion in local culture.

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Solo Travel vs. Group Travel: Pros and Cons

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Are you torn between embarking on a solo adventure or joining a group tour for your next trip? Both options have their merits and drawbacks, and the choice ultimately depends on your preferences and travel goals. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the pros and cons of solo travel and group travel, helping you make an informed decision for your next journey.

The Freedom of Solo Travel

Solo travel offers a unique experience that empowers you to explore the world on your terms. Here are some of the key advantages:

Unmatched Independence

Solo travelers have the freedom to plan their itineraries, make spontaneous decisions, and explore at their own pace. You’re not beholden to anyone else’s preferences or schedules.

Self-Discovery

Traveling alone can be a transformative experience. It encourages self-discovery, self-reliance, and personal growth as you navigate unfamiliar territories and cultures on your own.

Flexibility

With solo travel, you have the flexibility to change plans on a whim. If you want to extend your stay in a charming village or skip a touristy destination, it’s entirely up to you.

Group Travel: The Power of Togetherness

Group travel has its own set of advantages that make it a compelling choice for many. Let’s explore the benefits:

Built-In Companionship

Traveling with a group means you’ll have companions to share experiences with, which can be especially comforting in unfamiliar places. It’s a great way to bond with others and create lasting memories.

Guided Expertise

Group tours often come with knowledgeable guides who provide insights, historical context, and local expertise, enhancing your understanding of the destinations you visit.

Safety in Numbers

Traveling in a group can offer an added layer of security, particularly in regions where safety concerns might be a factor. You’ll have a support system in case of emergencies.

Why Solo Travel Might Be Right for You

Here are some scenarios where solo travel could be the perfect choice:

Seeking Personal Growth

If you’re looking to challenge yourself, boost your self-confidence, and embark on a journey of self-discovery, solo travel is an excellent option.

Pursuing Unique Experiences

When your travel goals involve off-the-beaten-path destinations or niche interests, solo travel allows you to tailor your itinerary precisely to your preferences.

Embracing Spontaneity

For those who relish the freedom to follow their instincts and explore without constraints, solo travel offers the ultimate spontaneity.

Why Group Travel Might Be Right for You

Social connection.

Here are some scenarios where group travel could be the ideal choice:

If you thrive on interaction and enjoy sharing your travel experiences with others, group travel provides a ready-made community of fellow adventurers.

Simplified Planning

For travelers who prefer a hassle-free experience with logistics taken care of, group tours offer convenience and peace of mind.

Safety and Comfort

If you’re visiting a destination with safety concerns or language barriers and want the assurance of an organized support system, group travel can provide added comfort.

Ultimately, the decision between solo travel and group travel hinges on your personality, interests, and the type of experience you seek. Consider your travel goals, your comfort level with independence, and your desire for social interaction when making your choice. Whether you choose to explore solo or with a group, remember that the world is full of incredible experiences waiting for you to discover.

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Atypically heavy rains in the United Arab Emirates on Monday and Tuesday caused flooding, flight cancellations and school closures. Vehicles were abandoned on highways like this one in Dubai. Francois Nel/Getty Images hide caption

Atypically heavy rains in the United Arab Emirates on Monday and Tuesday caused flooding, flight cancellations and school closures. Vehicles were abandoned on highways like this one in Dubai.

DUBAI — Schools and businesses have been closed across the United Arab Emirates after the country experienced about year's worth of rain in one day.

The flooding also disrupted travel at Dubai International Airport, which is the world's busiest for international travel.

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Videos posted online showed residents sweeping rainwater out of their homes and luxury cars stranded in Dubai's flooded streets, after a storm unleashed the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in the country since the start of data collection 75 years ago. That was well before the country was founded.

Dubai's high-end stores weren't spared either, as rainwater gushed through the ceilings of shopping malls. At Dubai's main airport, the runway flooded and flagship carrier Emirates suspended all departing flights on Wednesday. The local Gulf News reported more than 1,200 flights were canceled due to Tuesday's storms. The airport is expected to return to fully operational by Friday.

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The city, known for its year-round sunny weather and beaches, saw sunshine later in the week, but schools remained remote due to road closures.

Despite some damage to cars, homes and roads, the UAE's state news agency says the rainfall boosts the country's groundwater reserves.

Rainfall in nearby Oman is blamed for more than 20 deaths this week, including 10 children swept away in a car on their way home from school Monday, according to state-owned media there.

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Passengers queue at a flight connection desk at the Dubai International Airport on Wednesday. Dubai's main airport diverted scores of incoming flights on Tuesday as heavy rains lashed the United Arab Emirates, causing widespread flooding around the country. AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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A tanker truck sits abandoned in floodwater in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Thursday. The United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Thursday from the heaviest rain the desert nation has ever recorded, a deluge that flooded out Dubai International Airport and disrupted flights through the world's busiest airfield for international travel. Jon Gambrell/AP hide caption

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The 0.1% Group Emerges as a Premier Luxury Travel Agency Embracing Bitcoin Payments

London - April 19, 2024 —

The 0.1% Group, a distinguished name in the realm of luxury travel, proudly announces its pioneering stance in the industry by integrating Bitcoin payments into its esteemed suite of services. This strategic move solidifies The 0.1% Group's commitment to innovation, convenience, and personalized experiences for its discerning clientele.

As the demand for seamless and secure payment methods continues to evolve, The 0.1% Group remains at the forefront of progressive trends, catering to the preferences of modern travellers. By embracing Bitcoin, the agency not only enhances accessibility but also reinforces its position as a leader in luxury travel solutions.

"Bitcoin or crypto payments have unrivalled benefits for our clients. The speed of payment, cost of transaction and privacy aspect cannot be compared to bank transfers or card payments. Our clients get the best in class throughout their experience with us as a company and this includes how they pay," said James Ison, Director at The 0.1% Group. "This decision underscores our dedication to providing our clients with unparalleled convenience and flexibility while maintaining the highest standards of luxury service. By accepting Bitcoin, we are embracing the future of travel and empowering our clients to explore the world with greater ease and security."

Bitcoin, renowned for its decentralized nature and cryptographic security, aligns seamlessly with The 0.1% Group's ethos of prioritizing privacy, exclusivity, and innovation to discover a new level of bespoke excellence. Clients can now indulge in curated travel experiences, from private jet charters to luxurious villa rentals, with the added convenience of Bitcoin payments.

In an era marked by digital transformation and evolving consumer preferences, The 0.1% Group remains steadfast in its mission to redefine luxury travel. By integrating Bitcoin into its payment ecosystem, the agency underscores its unwavering commitment to elevating the travel experience while embracing emerging technologies.

For media inquiries or to learn more about The 0.1% Group's luxury travel offerings and Bitcoin payments, please contact Chris [email protected] or visit www.the01-group.com.

About The 0.1% Group: The 0.1% Group is a premier luxury travel agency dedicated to curating extraordinary experiences for discerning travellers worldwide. With a portfolio of exclusive services including private jet charters, bespoke itineraries, and VIP concierge assistance, The 0.1% Group sets the standard for luxury travel excellence.

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