More and more women are Globetrotting Solo – but for those who are enthusiastic but have not yet beaten themselves, it can be discouraging to go. With this group of solo travel machines in mind, in mind, Condé Nast Traveler has compiled a compendium of 16 top destinations that are ideal for exploring alone.
The list, compiled with the help of experienced solo travelers, spans the world from corner to corner.
There is a place with a 'rough coastline strewn with charming fishing villages' and a city with 'Golden Beaches'.
CN Traveler also recommends a Spanish island that is now 'one of the world's best welfare destinations', a fairy -tale region of Germany And a nation in South America where people are just 'so nice'.
The magazine says: 'Although there are a lot of data-driven consensus on the “safest” places for women to go alone, some of the most beloved places for a solo outing are that may not cross the radar of those metropolitan ranks, but still bragging welcoming of The locals, walkable old cities and lively food and art scenes.
“To help you plan that first solo trip, we have made experienced solo travelers for their tips.” Scroll down and get ready for your travel pleasure to be inflamed.
Granada, Nicaragua: Granada is recommended by Katalina Mayorga, co-founder of El Camino Travel and Granada's Casa Violeta Hotel. She says to CN Traveler: 'It is not only hospitable, but it has everything that Costa Rica Plus has more, and at a much accessible price'
West Cork, Ireland: “West Cork has one of the most rich landscapes in Europe,” says CN Traveler, which adds: “Dramatic, robust coastline is strewn with charming fishing villages and a mixed community in which hotshot interior designers and local fishermen all drink in The same pub '
Perth, Australia: The 'Golden Beaches of the City, the Lively Street Art Scene, Restaurants of World Class and Affordable places to stay' is the reason why CN Traveler proposes to book a solo trip here
Osaka, Japan: CN Traveler says that the city is' the most exciting foodie destination in Japan ', adding that' lonely dinners can take comfort in the fact that they will join many other lonely office workers, regardless of what kind of restaurant They are, regardless of what kind of restaurant they are in. The magazine notes: 'There is no self-awareness to appear alone, whether in a window restaurant, a karaoke bar or a brasserie with Michelin stars'
Ibiza: The Spanish island has long been known for its nightlife, but thanks to yoga centers and meditation retreats, it is now 'one of the world's most important welfare destinations', says CN Traveler, who adds:' For solo female travelers looking for one Friendly community of fellow-wellness seekers (or just sun seekers, vintage safe seekers and Cocktail-seekers) The Hippie spirit is alive and kicks on La Isla Bonita, welcome Barefoot Boheemians from all over the world '
Bavaria, Germany: Solo travelers will be here in 'Storybook Germany', with 'ridiculously picturesque medieval walled cities, meadows strewn by wild flowers, rising castles and traditional beer rooms' to 'maintain' them while they drive, cycle or walk through. CN Traveler adds: 'Germany is blessed without any problems and safe; Most Bavarian would be killed if a visitor would feel unwanted or self -conscious on his watch '
Palm Springs, California: Although CN Traveler admits that this is not a cheap destination, the Travel Magazine says that it is 'rich, hospitable and pleasant progressive' with an 'abundance of stylish, luxurious boutique hotels with poolside cocktail bars'. It adds that the American city 'is best explored by bicycle'
Luang Prabang, Laos: Jessica Nabongo, the first black woman who has visited every country in the world, says that Luang Prabang was very easy to navigate by riding a bike, and you are there and this spirit of Zen just comes across you '
Cartagena, Colombia: Jessica describes this port city as 'an easy place to do solo', because it is small enough to navigate on foot, it felt 'safe' and the people are 'so nice'
Porto, Portugal: “Lone travelers with the right posture will soon feel welcome here at every terrace bar, Port Lodge or outdoor food market,” says CN Traveler. The magazine guide adds that the city is small enough to explore in two or three days, and best discovered on foot
Singapore: CN Traveler recommends the Asian country for solo travelers because of the 'eclectic' skyline, as well as the fact that English is the most important language, making it easy to make contact with Singaporese, known for their kindness, generosity and openness'
Portland, Oregon: Rock Climber and photographer Nikki Smith recommends a visit to the American city for his 'famous food scene' and Forest Park, which 'has more than 80 miles of beautiful paths'
Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas: Instead of heading for the famous Strip van Vegas, Nikki suggests a solo trip to this national nature conservation area in the area for 'mile of amazing walking, cycling and running paths, as well as rock climbing of World class'. She recommends staying in the Summerlin environment, which is 'quieter than the center'
Istanbul, Turkey: Condé Nast Traveler Contributing editor and Nomadness Travel Tribe founder Evita Robinson was 'immediately sucked into' by 'The People, The Energy, The Food and the favorable conversion rate' when they visited the Turkish capital itself. She adds: 'Turkey has been one of my most satisfying and safe solo trips'
Amsterdam: Martinique Lewis, a diversity in travel advisor and president of Black Travel Alliance, recommends the 'Super Safe' Dutch city for solo travelers. She says to CN Traveler: 'Even if you come alone, you leave with a whole community of people who welcomed you'
Dominica, Caribbean: for a solo journey to the Caribbean Islands, where you feel 'not misplaced' surrounded by 'beach resorts oriented on a honeymoon', recommends CN Traveler Dominica. The Travel Magazine praises the 'traditional charm, independent B&BS' of the English-language island, 'local ownership of luxury lodges and a dazzling list of exciting adventures in the jungle interior'
