Embracing Freedom: A Solo Female Cultural Journey in the Karoo, South Africa
Photo by Sam Balye As the sun gently creeps over the vast horizon of the Karoo, casting a golden hue over the rugged terrain, there lies a world waiting to be explored by discerning travelers. A solo female cultural adventure...
Jewish Synagogue Etiquette: A Guide for Women (and Men)
Photo by Iurii SpodVisiting a synagogue can be a deeply enriching experience, especially for women who travel and seek to connect with cultures around the world. Whether you’re visiting for religious observance, personal interest, or to explore local customs...
Sacred Pilgrimage: Solo Travel Hacks for Exploring Kakadu National Park, Australia
Introduction For the adventurous woman seeking a blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and spiritual connection, Kakadu National Park in Australia offers a sacred pilgrimage unlike any other. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a mecca for solo travelers who...
Empowering Women on the Trail: Reflecting on Adventure, Perimenopause, and the Beauty of Peru
Introduction As women, our journeys through life can be as varied and complex as the landscapes we traverse. For those of us navigating the realities of perimenopause, embarking on a long-distance trek can feel both invigorating and daunting. Yet, the...
Uber in Cambodia? How to Pick the Right Rideshare App (Especially as a Solo Woman)
I’m Ella, and I’m the kind of traveller who researches transport before I even book flights. Cambodia doesn’t have Uber, but it does have solid rideshare options. In this guide I break down PassApp, Grab, Tada and local tuk-tuks, with honest tips on what’s safe, practical and stress-free for solo women.
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