Here is an exclusive collection of European Destination Travel Guides! Created exclusively for solo traveling females! All these boutique travel guides are written for women traveling on their own. However, all can be used by any traveler looking for tips and recommendations.
These European destination travel guides specialize in helping you choose the best accommodations, restaurants, and daily activities. Each guide has exclusive tips and a Free Google map of the post’s pinned locations.
If you want to travel solo in Europe without blowing your budget, you don’t need to settle for sketchy or inconvenient places. Take it from me, a sorta bougie solo female traveler. I have visited many budget-friendly European cities where I felt safe, could get around easily without a car, and didn’t spend Paris-level money…
Italy has some pretty incredible destinations! I have been lucky enough to visit Italy several times over the past few years! When I visited the Adriatic coast, I stumbled upon some of the most incredible coastal towns in Puglia! When people hear the coast of Italy, they usually assume the Amalfi Coast. Though I highly…
Looking for a simple, smart-paced itinerary to see the best of Paris in three days? I got you. I’ve been to Paris more times than I can count. I’ve done all the must-see sights, and let me be honest. Some are absolutely worth it, and some you can skip. I’m not much of a museum…
Granada in one day is tight, but it’s enough if you focus on what’s actually worth your time. This isn’t a city I’d rush through or try to conquer. It’s hilly, compact, and better experienced with breaks built in, not a stopwatch. This itinerary is for travelers who want a well-paced day with a few…
Are you wondering what Athens is actually like in November? That’s exactly why I wanted to write this. After spending time there in the off-season, I can say this upfront: November is a really good time to visit. Just not in the way people usually imagine Greece. If you’re picturing beach days and blazing heat,…
Traveling alone to Porto in the coming months? My experience was that it’s mostly really good. Like 90% good, easy, walkable, sit-down-for-a-while good. And maybe 10% stuff you just want to be aware of so nothing catches you off guard. Porto is a city I genuinely feel fine recommending for solo travelers, even women traveling…
