Top Destinations for Solo Travelers

If you just want to break away and enjoy a relaxing or adventurous trip on your own this season, consider heading off to a destination that caters to solo travelers. Several venues around the globe are perfect for singles or solo travelers looking for a journey through nature, a few days of rest and relaxation on the beach, or even a history lesson. You can plan a fun and exciting trip to really get away from it all and celebrate your freedom and independence.


Here’s a closer look at some of the top destinations for solo travelers:United Kingdom

With its myriad of small towns, villages, and bustling cities, solo travelers will find plenty to see and do in any given season. You will find it very easy to hop from town to town by bus or rail, and can even make a cross-country trip within a few hours. Whether you’re traveling on a tight budget and enjoying a backpacking adventure through Europe, or want to break away and enjoy the luxury lifestyle in the city, you’ll be in for an unforgettable trip in the United Kingdom.Chicago, United States

Chicago is home to dozens of landmarks, museums, and destinations that you can add to a self-guided tour of the city. You can also find some guided tours and sightseeing adventures that will give you a taste of the Windy City and take you through some of the destinations that are off-the-beaten path. Chicago is a buzzing metropolis year round and can be a perfect venue for solo travelers looking for a city adventure.Oaxaca, Mexico

This colonial city is home to numerous architectural landmarks and historic sites. It’s also one of the best places in Mexico to sample local cuisine and participate in some seasonal events and festivals. You’ll find it fairly easy to travel to neighboring cities by bus, and can explore most of the city sights on foot. Plan a week or two in Oaxaca to make the most of your solo escape to Mexico and look forward to a true taste of Mexican culture.

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