Just You & the World
Solo Travel
Some of the most transformative trips of your life will be the ones you take alone. Lindsay has done it across 10 countries — and she'll make sure yours is safe, seamless, and unforgettable.
In Lindsay's Own Words
"Many of my favorite trips have been solo trips — because they allow me to fully immerse myself, get to know the locals, and do things on my own personal timeline."
Lindsay has traveled solo across 10 countries. She knows firsthand what it feels like to navigate a foreign city alone, to share a meal with strangers who become friends, and to stand somewhere breathtaking with no one to share it with — and realize that's perfectly, beautifully enough.
The Case for Going Alone
Why Solo Travel Changes You
It's not lonely. It's liberating. Here's what solo travelers discover that group travelers almost never do.
Your Timeline. Full Stop.
No compromising on what to see, when to eat, or how long to linger at that one perfect café. Solo travel means every single decision is yours — and that freedom is intoxicating.
You Actually Meet People
When you travel with a group, you stay in your bubble. When you travel alone, the world opens up. Locals talk to you. Fellow travelers invite you to dinner. Connections happen that simply don't when you're already with someone.
Deep Cultural Immersion
Solo travel forces you to engage. You navigate the metro yourself, order in the local language, ask for directions, and figure things out. That's where the real travel happens — in the messy, beautiful in-between moments.
You Discover Yourself
There is something quietly transformative about being completely on your own in a foreign place. You learn what you're capable of, what you actually enjoy, and who you are when no one is watching.
"When you travel alone, the world opens up to you in ways it simply can't when you're with someone."
— Lindsay
Safety First
Solo Travel Is Safe.
When You're Prepared.
The number one thing that holds people back from solo travel is fear — and Lindsay gets it. She felt it too, the first time. But here's the truth: solo travel is far safer than most people imagine, especially when you go in with the right knowledge, the right mindset, and the right plan. Lindsay builds safety into every itinerary she creates.
Research your destination before you go
Know which neighborhoods are safe, which areas to avoid at night, and what the local customs are around solo women travelers. Lindsay will brief you on all of this as part of your trip planning.
Share your itinerary with someone at home
Always have at least one person who knows where you are, where you're staying, and how to reach you. Check in regularly — even a quick text goes a long way.
Stay in well-reviewed, centrally located accommodations
Location matters enormously for solo travelers. Being close to the action means less late-night transit and more confidence navigating your surroundings. Lindsay hand-picks properties with solo travelers in mind.
Trust your gut — always
If a situation, a person, or a place feels off, leave. You don't owe anyone an explanation. Your instincts are your best safety tool, and they're almost always right.
Keep digital and physical copies of your documents
Passport, travel insurance, hotel confirmations, emergency contacts — have them saved in your phone, in your email, and on a printed sheet tucked in your bag. Losing a document abroad is stressful; being unprepared for it is worse.
Get travel insurance — no exceptions
Medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost luggage — travel insurance is non-negotiable for solo travelers. You're your own safety net, so make sure it's a strong one. Lindsay can help you find the right coverage.
Blend in where you can
Dress like the locals, keep expensive jewelry at home, and avoid looking lost in the middle of a busy street. Confidence — even performed confidence — is one of the best deterrents there is.
Have a local SIM or international data plan
Being able to navigate, translate, and call for help at any moment is priceless. Don't rely on finding WiFi when you need it most. Lindsay always recommends getting a local SIM on arrival.
"I was terrified to travel alone. Lindsay planned every detail, briefed me on safety, and checked in throughout my trip. I came home a completely different person — and I'm already planning my next solo adventure with her."
— Megan T., Solo Japan Trip
Ready to Go It Alone?
Lindsay will plan every detail — the hotels, the routes, the safety briefing, the local tips — so you can step off that plane feeling confident, prepared, and completely free.
Plan My Solo Trip