Thank god for the increase of singles traveling, because today enterprises have a good economic motivation to produce attractive offers for individuals looking for one-person vacations.

Singles travel groups for people over 30, singles travel for those over 50, singles travel getaways, luxury solo travel tours, and singles travel getaways are all available now.

I’ll let you know which of these tour companies I’ve gone with and which I haven’t – if you go on one of the ones I haven’t, please let me know what you think – and if you’re interested, I’d love for you to make a guest post.

Today, solitary travelers have a plethora of possibilities; here are a few terrific adventures for singles.

1. Groups Tours for Solo Travellers: Exodus

One of the best singles travel groups is Exodus. It’s also the company with which I’ve spent the most time as a solo traveler, so they get their own section.

Exodus is a UK-based company that has been around for a long time. It has since extended into Australia, Canada, and the United States, allowing you to choose from a wide range of passengers.

I’ve done multiple singles travel excursions with Exodus, both on my own and with pals. I traveled alone to Costa Rica, which was good. As part of one of my solo travel journeys, I also summited Kilimanjaro, which I highly suggest.

2. Solo Female Travelers Club

The amazing travel bloggers Meg and Mar manage the Solo Female Travelers Club, which has a network of over 90,000 members. The community’s beating heart is their Facebook page, which is full of useful information and a terrific place to meet other women who want to travel solo.

Meg and Mar also lead female-only small-group excursions that include anything from luxurious retreats to adventurous expeditions in some incredible locales.

3. Luxury Single Traveller Vacations

If you’re searching for something a little more opulent, the wonderful Girls Guide to Paris is a great place to start. Girls’ Guide to Paris & Beyond is a small, female-owned business that specializes in women-only solo travel.

Doni Belau established her firm with an emphasis on La Belle France as a Francophile who owns residences in France. She is now expanding worldwide with tours to Italy, Bali, Japan, and Morocco in 2020, as well as a variety of “off the beaten path” deluxe excursions in France.

4. Solo Travel Companies that are specifically for travelling alone

When it comes to solo travel groups, I strongly advise you to go beyond your own country. For example, in Australia, there are currently a number of travel businesses that specialize in solo travel groups.

Encounter Travels is all about solo travel, but not alone travel, as the name implies.

They also match people’s ages, so if you’re a 35-year-old lone traveler, you won’t be in a group of 70-year-olds. They take a lot of excursions to different regions of Australia, but they also do a lot of visits to different parts of the world.

5. Companies that specialise in Adventure

Check out 8th-day adventures if you’re looking for something a little more daring. They are a London-based club that hosts a variety of sporting events as well as other enjoyable activities that are both social and physical.

They also operate several group vacations that would be of interest to the more adventurous single traveler, such as Everest base camp.

Archaeo Adventures sounds like an intriguing company. This is a female-focused travel firm that focuses on small-group excursions in places like Morocco and Jordan. It’s all about boutique hotels, collaborating with locals, and off-the-beaten-path adventures.

6. Cruises for Solo Travelers

Even cruise lines have recognized the growing popularity of solo travel. Norwegian Cruise Line is the most well-known brand for having created single cabins, and there appears to be a separate space for lone visitors.

Norwegian Epic, Breakaway, Getaway, and Escape are some of their cruise brands. However, keep an eye out because these can be more family-oriented at particular seasons of the year — see my top tip 2 below.

Encounter Travel also contains a wealth of information about solitary cruises. They also have a “cabin mates wanted” area where you can look for another same-sex single traveler to share a cabin with.