Solo travel can open you up to amazing connections especially with other women or men who seem like they're on your same wave. But here's the truth: just because someone feels safe, doesn't mean they are . And just because you’re vibing doesn’t mean you need to spill your…
Solo travel doesn’t just require courage, it requires strategy. In Part 1, I talked about holding your boundaries, trusting your instincts, and not performing politeness for strangers. Now I want to go even deeper into the tactical moves I’ve learned over time from being a traveler ab…
Staying safe while solo traveling is more about trusting your gut not social rules. Solo travel can be an empowering journey. It teaches you how to move through the world on your own terms, . But let’s be clear: for women, solo travel also means carrying the weight of hyper awareness. We…
Arriving in the Puntarenas Province of Costa Rica, I knew it was going to be an unforgettable experience when one of the locals greeted me, saying Pura Vida which means Pure life. I could see the endless beds of hilly green mountains with flowers bedded so perfectly by nature and the cle…
Now more than ever, Solo Travel is a trend that I believe won't ever go away. The reasons could be not wanting to wait on anyone else, friends don't have the budget to take time off, they're not interested in where you want to go or you just want to explore by yourself. I&#…
When most People think of Baja California, they think of crowded and busy tourist hotspots. Only mentioning places like Cabo San Lucas and Todos Santos b ut for those like myself who prefer a more serene and off-the-beaten path experience, I've got a few places tha t you might enjoy…
I've traveled to some amazing Countries but sailing along the Sea of Cortes through Baja California peninsula to snorkel, eat fresh ceviche and do sun salutations at the tropic of cancer was my most intriguing trip. I could feel the magical vortex traveling to the Islands of La Paz, E…
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