Tag: Solo travel
Tips, ideas, and destinations for solo travelers
One day in Paris when you have a long layover – Part 2
Continuing from Part 1...
6 pm - I take the metro and go down to the banks of Seine to enjoy the lovely sunset. I exit at La Madeleine and marv [...]
3 unique hostels in Colombia to kick back and relax
We challenge you: Find three amazing unique hostels in Colombia for a different stay
I am passionate about traveling and backpacking. My usual itiner [...]
How to travel out of your comfort zone (and what it really means)
The challenge: do at least one of these things to get out of your comfort zone on your next trip
There's a lot of talk about the ubiquitous comfort z [...]
Tips to plan a solo vacation
You may not have considered a solo vacation before, but there are a lot of good reasons to plan a trip on your own, whether you have a partner or not. [...]
The 19 best quotes about traveling solo that nail its essence
Can you relate to these words on traveling alone? Read this inspirational collection of traveling solo quotes:
#1 The man who follows the crowd wil [...]
8 meaningful travel experiences to enrich your life
Life is a funny thing. Sometimes it gives you the feeling you are on a roller coaster that only goes up. Hopelessly trying to make it worthwhile, we i [...]
The effective guide to planning a safe and enjoyable bike tour – Part 2
What kind of bike are you using?
Most people take this question for granted but it’s essential when planning a tour. Choosing the perfect bike coul [...]
The effective guide to planning a safe and enjoyable bike tour – Part 1
For most people nowadays, riding a bike is a top-notch exciting activity. Besides from exercising, the bike is also a quicker means of transportation [...]
Sam Gambier’s trip around the world: 2,5 years by bike
A few days after his 23rd birthday, Sam Gambier left his home in Cornwall, UK, to cycle around the world. His solo journey would take him over 36,000 [...]
Inspiring travelers: Celinne Da Costa’s humanity challenge
At first, the story of Celinne Da Costa may sound familiar: a New York City dweller felt the urge to leave her 9-to-5 job and to explore the world ins [...]