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The magic of travelling solo is only having to please yourself, from the big decisions - where and when to go - to the small - such as ‘yes I will have that gelato’. But heading out on your own doesn’t have to mean travelling alone with our range of classic tours, designed with solo travellers in mind.
With smaller group sizes, welcome drinks or dinners so you can get to know your fellow travellers and carefully planned itineraries, these trips make both planning your break and enjoying your time away a breeze.
From bucket list destinations across Africa, Asia and beyond, to quick hops across the channel to explore France, Italy and more, there are lots of destinations to discover. So, make 2025 the year you go…
A feisty goddess to stone phalluses Bettany Hughes, author of The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, on why Turkey’s Temple of Artemis is her personal wonder of the world.
15 solo travel tips from Lonely Planet’s women writers From mealtime chats with strangers to lifelong friendships forged in hostels, the travel guide’s team say travelling alone can be very far from lonely.
Classical Spain Explore the highlights of Moorish Spain in Granada’s Alhambra, Cordoba's Mezquita and the streets of Seville plus visit medieval Ronda.
Morocco - Marrakech, Sahara Desert and Essaouira Go beyond Marrakech to explore ancient kasbahs, traditional towns and villages and wonderful desert landscapes plus coastal Essaouira.
Lake Maggiore, Orta and Como Enjoy effortless Italian lakeside chic as you cruise Lake Maggiore’s islands, stroll through Como town and discover hidden gem Lake Orta.
South Africa Discover the best of this diverse country, from cosmopolitan Cape Town to the wildlife of Kruger National Park, the Cape Winelands to the Garden Route.
India’s Golden Triangle, tigers and Amritsar’s Golden Temple
Discover the highlights of northern India including the Taj Mahal, Jaipur’s Amber Fort and Amritsar’s Golden Temple plus go in search of tigers and other wildlife in Ranthambore National Park. This popular tour is the perfect introduction to a fascinating country.
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