The advantages of travelling alone are numerous, from the ability to indulge in your every desire to feeling empowered and opportunities to reflect, self-discovery and make new friends.

1. 10 of the Top international Destinations that Solo travellers can
enjoy.
If you're planning to travel solo and are looking for the most secure, exciting, and, most importantly,
the best places to be travelling solo.
Sometimes, you're your own most effective company. If you're looking to plan an excursion through
Japan according to your schedule and your family members can't make the Scottish trip into their
plans, There are plenty of reasons to travel on your own.
The advantages of travelling alone are numerous, from the ability to indulge in your every desire to
feeling empowered and opportunities to reflect, self-discovery and make new friends.
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No matter your reason for travelling, travelling alone can be one of life's most enjoyable
experiences. It doesn't matter if you're about to take your first solo journey or your 20th; solo travel
can be extremely stressful.
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We don't want an absence of companionship to stop you from purchasing that ticket. We've created
some ideal countries for both experienced and first-time solo travellers. These include secure
destinations that will provide you with warm reception. We'll guide you through long-time favourites
such as Mexico and Mexico, and also destinations that are becoming more popular for solo
travellers, such as Egypt and Croatia.
From castle tours in Germany to experiencing the Northern Lights in Norway, these are the top
countries to travel to solo.
1. Iceland
A woman is watching the sunset from the waterfall in Iceland.

2. There's a reason Iceland is consistently one of the top destinations of recent times. It's a paradise for
tourists who are outdoors lovers, including caves and caverns to explore, glaciers and volcanoes to
explore and hot springs to relax in -- and, since it's the world's most peaceful nation on earth
according to a new Global Peace Index report, tourists on their own can tour Iceland without fear.
If you're heading to Reykjavik, take an afternoon trip to the well-known Blue Lagoon or watch whale
watching in Faxafloi Bay. If you're looking to get away from Reykjavik's city life, Thingvellir National
Park offers hiking trails, camping, and horseback riding. The freshwater Silfra Fissure is widely
regarded as one of the best diving locations globally.
2. Costa Rica
A woman walks across a hanging bridge in Arenal Volcano National Park in Costa Rica.
Costa Rica has long had an image of being one of the happiest countries on earth, and it's not hard
to understand the reason. It's in Costa Rica; you'll find plenty of outdoor activities that will satisfy
your adventurous side, such as whitewater rafting down the Reventazon River and zip lining through
beautiful rainforests to rappelling down waterfalls exploring Arenal Volcano National Park.
Suppose you need a moment of some peace amid all the bustle. In that case, Arenal has hot springs
ideal for relaxation and enjoying the white sands, wildlife and the Playa Manuel Antonio, a tropical
beach in Manuel Antonio National Park.
3. New Zealand
Hiker at the Red Crater, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand
New Zealand is a popular destination for adventurers, backpackers and adventure-seekers who want
to go off on their own, possibly because it's the world's second-most peaceful nation, per the Global
Peace Index.
This country can be described as a heaven for those who love the outdoors and is one of the ideal
spots to connect with fellow travellers. It is possible to take a cruise through the fjords and
waterfalls, and rainforests in Milford Sound, heli-hike your way through Franz Josef Glacier, trek
parts (or the entire) part or entire Tongariro Alpine Crossing or take a trip to some of the Waitomo
Glowworm Caves; or visit whale watching within the Bay of Plenty.
If you're looking for some relaxing time from your adventures, go on a day excursion towards
Waiheke Island for wine tours or head to The Hobbiton movie set to explore the actual model of the
Shire. With so many things to do, you'll never want to be without a travel companion.
4. Mexico
A narrow street in the old city of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
With a flourishing backpacker community and a variety of accommodating resorts, Mexico is an
optimal location for solo travel. People are friendly; the country is filled with sites of culture and
breath taking natural beauty -and that's not even including those tacos and empanadas and tortas!
There are Mayan ruinations near Cancun and Whale watching excursions within Los Cabos,
Instagram opportunities in Tulum, mezcal and tamales in Oaxaca and a vibrant arts scene within
Mexico City.
5. Switzerland

3. Lake Lucerne, Switzerland
Switzerland is famous for its beautiful beauty, and there's a more effective way to explore the
country than on the train. Get the Swiss Travel Pass, which provides unlimited travel via coach, train
or boat as you travel past breathtaking waterfalls, forests, and lakes. After that, get off the train to
explore the Alps and visit castles dating back to the medieval era and enjoy a glass of Swiss wine.
In the nation that invented milk chocolate, indulgence in the indulgence of a decadent, rich treat is
an easy choice. However, instead of buying bars or two of Toblerone or Lindt at your local
supermarket, consider the chocolate-themed walk through Lucerne or Zurich or visit one of the
region's famous chocolate factories.
6. Chile
Guanaco in Chilean Patagonia
The Chilean landscape is as gorgeous as it is varied. No matter whether you go to Torres del Paine
National Park or the San Rafael Glacier in Patagonia or climb a mountain located in the Lake District,
or camp under the dazzling night sky of the Atacama Desert, you're bound to find a trip that will
satisfy your needs.
Santiago is a city of adventure, culture and adventure, and the city is easily accessible on foot or by
bicycle. You can climb San Cristobal Hill or Santa Lucia Hill to take in the breathtaking views of the
capital city and the city or browse through the boutiques, cafes, and cocktail bars of Bellavista.
Bellavista neighbourhood, or visit the city's art galleries and museums.
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7. Netherlands
Tulips and Windmills in the Netherlands
For anyone who is a first-time solo explorer For anyone who is a first-time solo traveller, the
Netherlands is the perfect destination to get your new-found independence feet immersed. In
Amsterdam, the city of laid-back and welcoming tradition, do what people do in the city: Ride out on
a bike. Start at Vondelpark, the city's most popular park. Then, bike to famous museums such as Van
Gogh Museum. Van Gogh Museum, passing the picturesque canals of Amsterdam and bridges on the
route.
Visit the Netherlands between mid-April and the beginning of May, and you'll be greeted by an array
of stunning varieties of the nation's most adored flower, the tulip. The Keukenhof, often referred to
by the name of Garden of Europe, is located outside of Amsterdam and has more than seven million
bulbs as well as hundreds of Tulips. Visit Noordoostpolder for more vibrant blooms in The annual
Tulip Festival.
8. Spain
People At Beach Against Blue Sky
Spain has a little of everything that will satisfy everyone: art museums, beautiful architecture,
mouthwatering cuisine, gorgeous beaches, exciting nightlife and stunning hiking trails.
In Barcelona In Barcelona, you can wander through Park Guell, a public park and a UNESCO World
Heritage Site. It is a modern-day park with mosaics and sculptures created in the style of Catalan

4. designer Antoni Gaudi. You can continue your Gaudi tour by visiting Sagrada Familia before moving
to the Picasso Museum. When you begin to feel hungry, head towards Mercado de La Boqueria, the
oldest market in the city.
There are also some of the best beaches in Spain, including Ocata Beach near Barcelona and Socorro
Beach in Tenerife. The adventurous and brave can join an organized hike in Caminito del Rey in
Malaga or embark on a journey along the famous Camino de Santiago.
9. Austria
The well-known Mirabell Gardens with historic Fortress in Salzburg, Austria
Austria is an absolute must-see destination for those who are solo and passionate about fine arts
and culture. Discover why Vienna is referred to as"the City of Music " and attend an event at the
State Opera House or the Musikverein. There are also a lot of museums that are perfect for
exploration in between experiencing the traditional Viennese cafe culture.
In Salzburg, the city that was the backdrop for "The The Sound of Music", fans of the musical can
take guided tours that are themed to the city. They can complete their tour by touring Mozart's
Birthplace and ascending to the summit of the Hohensalzburg Fortress for unforgettable city views.
10. England
Castle Combe in fall, in Wiltshire, England.
Go for a stroll on stunning mountains, charming little towns, and on the streets of urban England.
London is a great option for all Americans who are crossing the Atlantic. Take a stroll around
Trafalgar Square, see the Rembrandts and Cezannes at the National Gallery, or take in an authentic
afternoon tea in The Lanesborough.
However, there are beautiful English towns that make you feel as if you've been transported back to
the past. One of the greatest benefits of travelling through England is the rich history, and you'll
discover plenty of it in its castles from the story books and industrial-age towns in Yorkshire.