Women’s Adventure Travels

If you want to see our amazing planet, get new challenges, broaden your horizons, learn different  cultures, new ways of doing things, view breathtaking landscapes, put some excitement in your life and empower yourself – start travelling! Start your own Women’s Adventure.

Women can easily travel  alone in the most parts of our beautiful planet.

Don’t believe the negative media hype! You can travel by yourself, do not wait for someone that you can travel with  –  just go! The world is not as dangerous as the media and bad stories would have you believe. I think that most of these stories come from people who  are negative, some create bad experiences through their own poor behavior and/or do not travel themselves. Trust your intuition and learn from your experiences!



Photo: With locals in Pushkar, India

Women can travel safely

I have traveled solo extensively through over 60 countries (and many with my daughter Anna) and I felt safe in all these countries. Dress sensibly as the occasion demands, respect the local culture and standards. Do not draw unwanted male attention (every woman knows what I mean 😉 Don’t worry too much, but be mindful of the situation.To continue reading click on...

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