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’re planning a trip to Portugal, chances are you’ve hit the same question everyone does: Porto or Lisbon? I get why it’s not an easy call. I live in Lisbon, and I’ve visited Porto more times than I can count, in different seasons and on different types of trips. These aren’t “drive-by” impressions. I…
If you’re thinking about traveling solo to Copenhagen, especially if this is your first time traveling alone, let me put you at ease right away: Copenhagen is one of the easiest, safest, and most enjoyable cities in Europe to experience on your own. I’ve visited Copenhagen five times over the years, both solo and not,…
Getting from Lisbon to Ericeira is easier than most people expect, and no, there isn’t a train. Ericeira is a laid-back surf town about 45 minutes north of Lisbon, and while it feels far removed from the city, the trip itself is surprisingly simple. If you’re short on time, the fastest way to get to…
Greece alone. That phrase alone can sound a little intimidating, especially if you’re newer to solo travel. It’s far from the US, the alphabet looks more like a collection of symbols than letters, and at some point, you’re going to stare at a word and wonder how on earth you’re supposed to pronounce it. I’ve…
A day trip from Lisbon to Faro is doable, but I’m going to say this upfront: it’s ambitious. And these days, I’m far more into slow travel than collecting cities like souvenirs. I’ve made the trip myself more than once, and while it can work, it’s not something I’d casually recommend for your first few…
While you can visit Mont Saint-Michel on a day trip from Paris, the real question is… should you? In my case, I’m glad I went, but I can also see how you might leave disappointed if your expectations aren’t aligned, especially for a place that looks straight out of a fairytale and takes a full…
