solo travel
You've got somewhere to go, but no one to go with; solo travel is the nexus of independence and opportunity.
Considering a Sailboat
When arriving in California, after an epic roadtrip, seizing the means of familiar and future was my primary personal task. I didn't have even a bed, yet. I'll have fixed that by now, I hope! A boat, however, that was the logical first step for someone who dreams of seeing the world in the most sustainable way possible, and creating content to share with everyone along the way of chasing that dream.
By Tipsy Raven7 years ago in Wander
Traveling Without Your Family Can Be Relaxing and Inspiring
When traveling without your family being with you, there can be an inspiration and a sense of adventure, but can there be problems doing it, and can you overcome it? Yes! To travel without your family can be inspiring, even if you are by yourself. Taking a trip somewhere gives you freedom and confidence.
By Paisley Hansen7 years ago in Wander
Campsite #10, Biei: A Flourish of Flowers
Biei was by far the most romantic sorta place I visited on my travels. Perfectly-lined fields of grass and dirt waiting for seeds to sprout forth their life into the fresh country air, flower farms bursting with all colours of the rainbow, the surging, fluorescent blue of the Biei River, all set against the backdrop of the great Daisetsuzan mountain range... this was a place I wasn't going to leave in a hurry.
By Eli Sooker7 years ago in Wander
Travel Brings Power and Love Back to Your Life
Rumi Jalalud-Din once said, "Travel brings power and love back into your life," and we couldn't agree more! When is the last time you allowed yourself to travel solo and let go of your inhibitions? Many couples in serious relationships hesitate to be away from their partner for an extended period, but the truth is that being apart for a few days can bring the love back into your relationship.
By Sylvia Smith7 years ago in Wander
Wanting to See the World
From a young age my parents placed a great deal of importance on traveling and exploring the world. Both of my parents have not only lived in many different countries, but they’ve traveled across the globe. By the age of 15 I had been traveling with my family to countries such as Vanuatu, Bali, and the United States.
By Hannah Clarke7 years ago in Wander
Finding My Heart in Lisbon
Lisbon seduced me with her colourful charm, and incredible strength. She is a city that once crumbled away after an earthquake hit one November morning in 1755. Less than a year later, after the rubble had cleared, she rebuilt herself, and painted the city with colours so bright. Like Lisbon, parts of my world had crumbed, but she inspired me to wander her streets with a heart full of hope.
By Sarah Ellen Hewitt7 years ago in Wander
New Yorker vs Bali, Indonesia
First stop JFK! 10,125 miles later, and I’ve landed in Bali, Indonesia. My first impression was breathingtaking. This being my first time traveling internationally, and solo. Everything almost felt surreal in a way. I couldn't stop smiling. The air was warm, and the heat of the sun was dancing on my skin.
By Spencer .M7 years ago in Wander
One Day, I Decided to Believe In My Dreams
I've always dreamed of traveling. I have always loved reading and watching movies. I was watching all of these extraordinary landscapes. I had this globe in my room and I turned it every day to know where I would go in my life.
By Milena Vasak7 years ago in Wander
