Follow these spoken and unspoken rules of staying in a hostel if you want to make the most out of your solo adventure. You might even make some friends!
Camping alone will also teach you how to be more independent, and in turn, can help build your self-confidence. Explore our tips and tricks for camping solo.
With countless once-in-a-lifetime experiences waiting for you, Paris is a loner's paradise. Be sure to check out these Parisian spots on your next solo trip.
Reports on the tours stress that they're a way to learn more about the city's history and experience parts of Chi-Town most guided tours don't cover on foot.
The Galápagos Islands are a haven for tourists looking for a unique experience steeped in nature and history. It's also a great place for solo travelers.
There are only a little over 1,100 hot springs in the United States and the great state of California is home to dozens of them, each perfect for a getaway.
Solo travel allows you to do whatever you want, whenever you want to do it. There's no shortage of things to do for people traveling alone in these U.S. cities.
Around every curve of the road, mountains swoop in to take your breath away. So welcome to the Blue Ridge Parkway, lovingly known as America's favorite drive.
New Orleans is especially known for its spooky vibe and visitors come from all over the world to enjoy its death culture and spend time in The Big Easy.
There are plenty of places that music enthusiasts and historians should visit. In our opinion, melomaniacs should include Macon in their music destinations.
Imaginary friends are usually cheap dates. However, while good listeners and easy-to-please travel companions, they will actually cost you on most cruises.