* 15% off Worldwide Intrepid Trips until 31st July 2020 With the news that Intrepid has introduced short retreats such as an urban escape in Porto & the Douro Valley in Portugal, a 3 day walking retreat in the English countryside in the Peak District, and 5 days on the Greek island of Syros, plus… Continue Reading…
Benefits of Camping With many of us feeling apprehensive about travelling abroad at the moment, taking a staycation and exploring our own backyard is a good alternative. It’s perfect for the adventurer in us, puts us back in touch with Mother Nature and is also a safe way to isolate ourselves but still enjoy a… Continue Reading…
As humans we desire connection, with ourselves, each other and the planet. Maybe that’s why we have such wanderlust. Travel puts us back into the flow of life and allows us to be open to new experiences. That’s why I’m such an advocate for solo travel. I believe that travelling alone is a journey of… Continue Reading…
Types of Girl about the Globes – Music GatG, Sightseeing GatG, Maritime GatG Liverpool is the perfect city for those interested in culture, history, sightseeing, shopping and nightlife. For this guide, Kate Pinder, a fellow solo traveller shares what to do in Liverpool alone, where to stay and how to get around. All recommendations included… Continue Reading…
Cornwall is one of the top holiday destinations in the UK and is famed for its spectacular beaches, wonderful scenery and historic castles, but there is far more to see and do, especially if you look off the beaten track. If you are planning a stay in Cornwall, here’s a quick guide to places to… Continue Reading…
The Lake District Types of Girl about the Globe – Active GatG, Nature GatG The Lake District National Park is in the northwest of England, the United Kingdom. The biggest attractions of the Lake District are the lakes and there are 16 lakes to explore in the region. The most popular is Lake Windermere which is… Continue Reading…
It feels so strange talking about travel at the moment. This period has been such a rollercoaster of emotions from being in survival mode to finally feeling that there may be a light at the end of the tunnel. Being forced to stay still has given me the opportunity to really throw myself into work, creating… Continue Reading…
When you travel solo, one challenge is taking photos of yourself. Your pictures can often come out blurry, and your pose look awkward. If you’ve always wondered, how do those travel bloggers consistently produce amazing photos of themselves? Especially the ones that don’t have a professional photographer following them around, then this article will help. Whether… Continue Reading…
If you love doing yoga, there’s no need to stop when you’re on the road or even when you’re at home. While you may not be able to get in 90–minute yoga classes three times a week, with some improvisation and flexibility you can still build it into your week or month away. Doing yoga… Continue Reading…
Teaching English abroad is ideal for solo female travellers. Not only do you get to travel to another country and experience a cultural immersion (meeting others doing the same), but it is also one of the most rewarding experiences you can ever have. From how to teach abroad, to English teacher requirements, if you have… Continue Reading…
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