Embarking on your first solo trip soon? Or are you contemplating taking the plunge into solo travel?
How do you feel about it? Solo travel may sound glamorous, but it isn’t always easy. While the feelings of being in a new and unknown place can be exciting, it’s impossible not to feel even the slightest bit nervous.
When I went on my first solo backpacking trip to Southeast Asia, I had so many questions:
How will I make friends?
How will I take photos of myself?
Wait, I’m going to eat alone too?
Should I reserve all my accommodation and activities in advance?
Am I making the right choice?
What did I sign myself up for?
You aren’t alone in these feelings of doubt, but whatever you do, don’t let the fear or traveling “alone” keep you from solo travel. This solo trip of yours will be one of the best experiences of your life once you do a little research and prepare yourself.
I’m here to help.
I’ve been asked countless times how I started traveling solo and now I navigated the experience. I really had no idea what I was getting myself into. Once I figured it out, solo travel quickly became my preferred method of travel. You don’t have to troll the Internet trying to figure this out on your own. This is where I come in!
My free ebook, 8 Solo Travel Tips for Having the Best Trip Ever, highlights some of my best travel advice for first-time solo travelers or those who want to get reacquainted to traveling alone. Take it from someone who’s done it before – you don’t want to touch down in a foreign country without knowing what type of accommodation you should stay in, how to meet new people, and how to maximize your trip and have fun while you’re on your own.
And the best part?
It’s free! You can buy a pack of gum for more than this ebook costs. Or Skittles. Or whatever, pick your poison. But this ebook is free!
What’s inside;
- Accommodation tips
- Ideas of different ways to maximize your solo travel experience
- Tips on navigating solo experiences
- Inspiration and tools to help you navigate the world of solo travel
I want you to have the solo trip of a lifetime. As many doubts as you might have now, you’ll feel more confident in yourself and your ability to travel solo once you read this ebook.
Snag this freebie ebook by signing up here and you’ll be ready to take off on your next solo trip before you know it:
Lavi this is great advice! Thanks for putting this out there. All my travel has always been done with my husband or friends. I’ve never actually traveled solo. I’d like to do a solo trip some day and your tip will help a lot!
I often have to travel alone and while it is empowering, it can be really intimidating too. What a great idea to put this together!!
I’m about to go on my biggest solo trip yet. It’s incredibly daunting, no matter how many ‘solo’ activities I do around the city, I don’t think they’ve prepared me for a day in, day out sort of experience. But go I must. I look forward to reading your tips – I’m sure they’ll squash some of my anxiety!
Where was your book when I went solo travelling?! It’s such an amazing experience, but you’re right, it can be daunting. I spent most of my first day in Thailand in my room on the internet until a power cut drove me outside. I’m so glad it did, because it ended up being the best year of my life, but it was hard for a start!
Woow, this looks really amazing,
This is really on my have to do list before i get into my 40’s
Keep posting,
Kind regards
Stefanie
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