For many women, travelling alone sometimes stir up concerns over safety and comfort, but let 2025 be the year you embark on your first solo adventure. From India to Italy, these five destinations across the globe are perfect for women travelling on their own. Safe, secure and oh-so-stunning, they promise a worry-free escapade for solo travellers.
Travelling on your own may seem daunting at first, but we promise that your anxieties will soon fade away once you touch down. Being on your own not only means you can choose your own itinerary, but you also get to foster a newfound sense of independence. Meet new friends in unexpected places, explore hidden gems and enjoy life at your pace.
India: Ananda In The Himalayas
India might not be the first country that comes to mind when one thinks of solo travel, but the mighty Asian country is home to many different landscapes worth a visit. At the Ananda in The Himalayas, where almost 60 per cent of guests are travelling solo, you know you’re in good hands. The 100-acre wellness destination is not only home to the temple of Ma Anandamayi (an Indian saint and respected yoga guru), it also features holistic programmes that cater specifically to women’s health, including topics such as menstrual health, fertility and menopause.
Find out more about Ananda In The Himalayas here.
Costa Rica: Hotel Belmar
If what you’re searching for on your solo travels is fresh air and picturesque mountain views, head to Monteverde in Costa Rica. The lush Hotel Belmar offers guests guided immersive excursions around the lodge, so you can safely explore natural landscapes and the vibrant biodiversity of the jungles of Costa Rica. A haven for the eco-conscious traveller, Hotel Belmar features farm-to-table dining experiences and champions sustainable practices in its day-to-day operations.
Find out more about Hotel Belmar here.
Saint Lucia: Calabash Cove Resort And Spa
Experience island living at its finest on the island of Saint Lucia. Renowned for its volcanic beaches and beautiful coral reefs, the Caribbean island is host to some of the most luxurious resorts, including the Calabash Cove Resort And Spa. Located on Bonaire Bay, the all-inclusive, adult-only destination offers guests a grand escape away from bustling city life. After an afternoon spent snorkelling and paddle-boarding on the beach, let your worries melt away with hot stone massages, aromatherapy and coffee scrubs.
Learn more about Calabash Cove Resort And Spa here.
Iceland: Naya Traveler
For a memorable trip unlike any other, plan your next adventure with Naya Traveler, the female-owned, female-run boutique travel company. On their Women-Only Icelandic Adventures, you can relish in the beauty of the Nordic island with other like-minded female travellers as you traverse glaciers and dive into natural hot springs all over the country. Each expedition showcases curated once-in-a-lifetime experiences that you won’t soon forget.
For all solo female travellers and females travelling in small groups, Naya Traveler is offering discounts for all journeys booked before 31 December 2025.
Find out more on Naya Traveler here.
Italy: Bettoja Hotels
Popular for its rich culture and expansive culinary offerings, Italy is one of the best countries to visit for solo female travellers. And if you’re headed to Rome, consider a stay at Bettoja Hotels, just a stone’s throw away from the heart of the Eternal City. With three properties conveniently located within walking distance to the city’s most popular tourist sites, Bettoja Hotels offer a quiet respite from the buzz of the city. Its Mediterraneo locale, adorned with Art Deco-inspired interiors, is a sophisticated place to call home, even if just for a couple of days.
Just in time for IWD this year, stay at Bettoja Hotels’s Hotel Mediterraneo or Hotel Massimo d’Azeglio from 6–10 March, to enjoy a special discount on room rates—and yes, breakfast is discounted as well.
More information on Bettoja Hotels can be found here.
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