Solo Travel Blog

Solo travellers step out alone to travel, but travelling solo doesn’t have to stand for travelling alone, and there are 5 reasons why joining a group for solo travellers turns strangers to friends.

There is so much to say about Virgin Voyages and what is special about Virgin Voyages. There’s a twist to this one – a great twist too. Cruise fans should pay attention – especially if you’re loyal to another cruise company.

Our Sweet 16th Birthday.  The timing could not be more perfect for a sweet 16^th. Our birthday this year marks a recovery from a monumental global event that we hope will never be again. Like the rest of the travel industry and travellers around our globe, we can now see brighter horizons ahead.  

This small outback town is out to impress, and it sure does. Leave more than a few days clear to make the most of a visit to Longreach.

A big one this year!  It’s our 15^th Birthday.  We’ve grown a lot since those humble days of announcing our first trip to Daydream Island in The Whitsundays, but the recipe is still the same; one cup of my heart and one cup of my soul into every new itinerary created exclusively for solo travellers; it always was and still is, 100% Solo.

Long periods of confinement and social isolation sure bring the allure of travel front of mind. What drives one person to travel may be very different to another, but I feel sure most of us will connect with at least a few of these motivators.

Whether you’re 28 or 58 or any adult age for that matter, single and feeling the constraints of routine, could a holiday fling be just what you need?

Our birthday is 24 August and this year 2020 marks our 14^th birthday.  In our fourteen years, every year has brought something new.  As more years pass the early days become a distant memory.  I thought that for our birthday this year it would be a good time to remember where it all began. 

A starter’s list of nine of the best train journeys in Australia. From east to west, north to south, these are just of the amazing rail journeys across Australia.

Travel in our own backyard is amazing and endless. We’ve done the hard yards of the COVID chaos;  cooped up and locked down, all the while only dreaming of our next holiday. Now with the horizons of travel close to return, even if we can’t leave our shores anytime soon, there’s more than enough waiting to be explored i ...