Grace visits Germany as it celebrates the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation. She discovers Martin Luther’s impact and a lot of kitsch.
Puffins, Whales, and Screech: Solo in Newfoundland
Officially screeched in, enjoying whale watching and fulfilling a dream of seeing puffins up close, Elizabeth enjoys exploring solo in Newfoundland.
Have Your Say! Take the 2017 Solo Traveler Reader Survey
Please share your thoughts and suggestions for Solo Traveler in our annual survey. You’ll be helping us plan for Solo Traveler 2018.
Pic of the Week: Mountains of Kyrgyzstan
In today’s photo, a Solo Travel Society member pauses on a road trip to take in the landscape and admire the mountains of Kyrgyzstan.
Too Many Tourists in Banff? Here’s What to Do.
Banff is a spectacular destination. However, it’s crowded with tourists, especially on weekends. Here are 7 things to do to avoid the crowds.
Solo Travel for Boomers: Why, Where & a Few Tips
Solo travel is most definitely for boomers. A myriad of new experiences await. Here’s why, where and how to travel solo as a boomer.
A Day in Monet’s Gardens
About an hour outside of Paris is Monet’s Gardens, a day-trip well-worth taking whether you like gardens, art or simply want a break from the city.
Pic of the Week: Porto Venere, Italy
I just love the colors in this photo of Porto Venere on Italy’s Ligurian coast. It was shared with us by a member of the Solo Travel Society.
Oh, Me Nerves! Enjoying the Culture of Newfoundland
From a scenic trail to a photogenic dog and from catchy local phrases to a haunted hike, this solo traveler truly enjoyed the culture of Newfoundland.
Locals to the Rescue: Kindnesses Extended around the World
I’ll never forget the kindness of a stranger on my first solo trip. Members of the Solo Travel Society share stories of how locals help solo travelers.
