Solo Travel Destinations Guides
So I’ve sorted most of my solo travel guides by destination. At some point I’ll also sort them by alcohol and food. Here’s the latest 3 for each.
If you like your travel with a glass in your hand, a natty jumper, and nobody standing in your way while they take photos, October is your month.
Love champagne? Love Hundred Years War history? A fan of gothic cathedrals? This guide covers where to stay and what to do if you’re a solo traveller wanting a short break in Reims
I’d read that Brantôme was pretty. What I hadn’t appreciated was quite just how beautiful & charming this ivy-clad, stoney and medieval village actually is. Read my guide here
Looking for some food-first ideas on how you could spend a few days giving you & your tummy a lovely delicious holiday? Here's my guide for spending 3 days treating yourself in Bologna
People tend to come to Verona for the day because of Romeo & Juliet. Others just pass through the airport before grabbing a hire-car. But I went to the opera, stayed for a few days, and ate and drunk like a local. This is how
If you like your travel with a glass in your hand, a natty jumper, and nobody standing in your way while they take photos, October is your month.
India can be very shouty. It’s industriously busy, loud (hope you like car horns!), spicy, dusty, and can slap you in the face culturally with a frying pan. But then there’s Kerala. This is my guide on how to spend a few leisurely days solo in Fort Kochi. Mostly eating.
Thinking of travelling to Sitges for a short break or weekend away? Here are my top travel tips for having an awesome time in the glorious Spanish sunshine as a solo traveller