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Top Safety Tips for Solo Travellers

For many first-time solo travellers the thought of going it alone can create mixed feelings when faced with both the fear and thrill of discovering the unknown. Rest easy with these simple safety tips and you’ll be fully prepared to embark on a singles holiday that will test your intuition, build your confidence and enhance your sense of self.

For more handy tips on keeping safe on your travels, see our Top Tips for Solo Female Travellers
As much as you are going on holiday and it is important to relax, it’s important to keep safety in mind. With careful planning before you set off as well as thinking about your activities and plans once in your destination you can plan and implement safety protocols accordingly. Things to consider include:

Ease Yourself In

Choosing a destination you’ll feel comfortable in is conducive for a safe and healthy solo trip – so be sure to do your research before booking a trip.  For your first solo trip, you may feel more at ease with a short-haul trip to a country whose culture is not massively dissimilar to your own as you do not have to worry too much about things like jet-lag or local customs.

Location is everything when it comes to booking a wellness holiday and our Wellness Travel Specialists will be able to advise the best place for you and your holiday goals!

Pre-Book Your Transfer from the Airport

Now don’t worry, we don’t mean fluently! However, if you are travelling for a far-flung wellness destination it might be a good idea to understand the basics of the language, particularly if you are going on a ‘tour’ rather than a luxury retreat. Greetings, pleasantries, ordering food and general basics are a fantastic place to start and on whole, more than enough to get you by.

Learn the Lingo

Now don’t worry, we don’t mean fluently! However, if you are travelling for a far-flung wellness destination it might be a good idea to understand the basics of the language, particularly if you are going on a ‘tour’ rather than a luxury retreat. Greetings, pleasantries, ordering food and general basics are a fantastic place to start and on whole, more than enough to get you by.

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