Top 10 trips for solo travelers

This may not be the first place you’d think of visiting as a solo traveler, but our authentic small group tours will whisk you away from the all-inclusive beach resorts to show you the real Jamaica. Join like-minded travelers to uncover the island’s hidden gems and get under the skin of its vibrant culture. Take a refreshing dip in the idyllic Blue Lagoon and explore the lush green rainforests of the Blue Mountains. Visit a Rastafari village to meet the local people and learn about their music, lifestyle and spirituality, before feasting on a delicious ital lunch with your comrades. 

Kilimanjaro is on many solo travelers’ bucket lists. Join our experienced local mountain guides for a group expedition along the scenic Lemosho route and make new friends as you hike through lush forest, grassy moorland and volcanic rock towards the highest point in Africa. Support your fellow hikers as you wind up the steep trails and feel your skin tingle as you reach the summit. The views are simply breathtaking; magnificent panoramic views of Africa as far as the eye can see.

Join a culinary journey through Georgia, uncovering the best-kept secrets when it comes to authentic Georgian cuisine. As you wander the cobblestone streets of Tbilisi, take in the historic architecture of the 13th-century Church of Metekhi before trying your hand at a khachapuri masterclass. This beloved traditional cheese-filled dish can be found in restaurants and at street markets, often accompanied by a Georgian soft drink made from natural fruit and herbal syrups.

If you’re a solo traveller who’s keen for a Moroccan adventure, but you’re unsure about heading into the desert alone, join our all-encompassing 15-day Morocco trip. In the company of a small group you’ll travel from prosperous Casablanca to vibrant Marrakech. Whether you’re sightseeing in the granaries and Mausoleum of Meknes, or spending the night under the stars at a traditional Berber camp in the Erg Chebbi desert, you’ll be in brilliant company surrounded by like-minded travellers.

Soak up the sun-drenched beaches on a coast-to-coast tour of Costa Rica, with numerous wildlife encounters along the way. On a boat ride on Tortuguero’s waterways you’ll be surrounded by birdlife as well as monkeys leaping among the trees. Sarapiqui’s rainforest, meanwhile, is home to more than 54% of Costa Rica’s birdlife, including the endemic Rufous Motmot. For unique mammals, Manuel Antonio National Park boasts lush forest and beaches where you’ll find capuchin monkey, sloth, and coatimundi.