Traveling on your own can be daunting yet exhilarating. There are plenty of things you worry about, like do you have enough money? Will you survive through it all? Will you get mugged or arrested?
All these are some of the things you can contemplate.
Regardless of how you undertake your journey, you will love the experience.
So here are 50 safety tips for traveling alone.
So, you’ve made the decision to go it alone.
You’re going to explore the world as a solo traveler.
As exciting and as life-changing as that choice is (and congratulations for joining the club) there’s still a lot to consider before you embark on your adventure.
Not least is your solo travel packing list.
Unless you’re an extreme loner, I am sure you’ll wonder how to enjoy traveling alone.
I have traveled to several places around the world all by myself and am here to tell you that ‘Yes’, you can travel solo and enjoy yourself to the fullest.
What once was considered a ridiculous idea by most of us…
…is now a bucket list experience hundreds of thousands of people around the world enjoy.
Yes, solo traveling is booming and so is people’s interest in solo travel in general.
So here are some things that define solo traveling and travelers. You might find some of these facts a bit surprising.
Did you know that only 36% of Americans have a passport?
This means there are an awful lot of people out there who have never traveled to a foreign country.
And the chances are that most of them won’t have a clue about what to pack even if and when they do.
Someone asked if I ever make any friends in my solo travels and today I am here to share ways on how to make friends when traveling alone.
Essential Items For Your Hiking Safety Checklist
Hiking is fun and relaxing, but it can also be incredibly dangerous and risky if you don’t take the necessary precautions.
With their slippery rocks, steep gorges and strange weather, mountains can quickly become a deadly place.
Backpacking is one of the best ways to experience nature and tents are the typical form of shelter.
Yet, camping tents have their drawbacks so it comes as no surprise that they’re slowly losing popularity to the much lighter and much more versatile hammock.
If you haven’t yet given up your bulky, heavy tent for the hammock then this article is for you!
With more people wanting to get fit or enjoying the beauty of Mother Nature, it’s not surprising that backpacking has become more popular than before.
Planning a camping expedition in the winter is not as easy as during the summer. You need a lot more gear to suit the cold weather and keep you comfortable.
While pulling together all the things you need can come across as a big challenge, it is important for a comfortable, less stressful camping experience.
The good thing is that all the winter camping essentials you might need are readily available.