Traveling alone as a woman is a powerful experience—but it’s also often an intimidating one. How should you get started traveling alone for the first time? Where should you go? What do you need to know to keep yourself safe? And what will it be like once you’re on the road alone? Fortunately, I’ve got … Read more
You don’t need to be brave to travel alone for the first time – you just need to practice! Here’s how I did it, and how you can too.
Solo female travel in Croatia is amazing – it’s safe, it’s easy to get around, it’s affordable, and it’s friendly.
Traveling with your life strapped to your back isn’t a very glamorous time – but with a few backpacking beauty tips, it can be a bit more presentable.
Months of living and traveling in Greece have given me an insider’s view. Here are my top ten Greece travel tips to help you plan a visit of your own.
At the end of my year of solo female travel, I took to the fields and walked along Hadrian’s Wall from one coast of England to another. It kept me calm and sane in a time of change and endless questions.
A whole year as a solo female traveler – what I learned, what I loved, what I wrote about in my blog along the way.
An ending, a Boston summer, and yet another new beginning as I move to Athens, Greece and become a digital nomad.
I spent 7.5 days walking across Britain: 84 miles from coast to coast along the ancient Roman emperor Hadrian’s Wall, sorting out my life and future.
Sometimes traveling alone as a woman in Europe involves a lot of window-shopping: picking out the outfits I’d wear in the glamorous lives I invent for myself in Greece, Venice, and Ireland.