Looking for ideas for your next solo travel trip?
Updated info on Siem Reap and Angkor Wat Three must-sees at Angkor Archaeological Park Until the end of this year, the price for entry to all the temples is US$37 (S$51) for a two-day pass. Here are the must-sees if you can afford only a day. 1. Angkor Wat It is the largest and most … Read more
Chile and Argentina are two of richest nations in South America. They are also two of the safest in terms of solo travel. Both are large countries too and travel planning can take quite a bit if effort.
Apart from the Galapagos Islands which must be the major pull to Ecuador, unless you’re doing a world tour based on Sash song titles, there are volcanoes jutting out across the land, snow capped peaks and wildlife galore. The capital is bursting with internationals here to learn the language and with the resultant nightlife.
Check out our excellent guide to Bali for solo travelers! Discover this awesome island and all it has to offer, including places like Lovina, Kuta and Ubud!
Ok I know what you are thinking. How on earth can these Scando countries be cheap for solo travellers? Well it’s possible. Do not be put off by stories of $15 beers and $50 dorm beds! While this is true to an extent, it’s still possible to have an affordable time in Norway and Sweden.
There are many adventure tour companies that specialize in trips for small groups. Some actually target customers from specific countries and regions. We are going to look at some of the companies that tend to target the English speaking world.
Panama could be described as an ‘up and gone already’ destination, having proved very popular with American tourists and expats for a number of years. Actually it is very easy to get off the beaten track in the country and Panama for solo travel is a great destination for backpackers.
Czechia is of course more widely known by it’s original name of Czech Republic but for some reason the country’s power people decided to change it.