4 Pieces of Advice When Travelling Alone

Flexibility: go with the flow

Plans may not always happen the way we expect them to. Missed buses, late mornings & disruptions happens but these may be the start of funny, unforgettable memories. Our ability to stay adaptable, find joy and laugh at the situation can help breeze through stressful moments.

Safety: be careful of your surroundings and belongings.

It can be easy to lose track of what and who is around us, especially is a beautiful blur of experiencing a new city. Whilst exploring, we can lose track of time and safety, in the same way we could lose track of our valuables. Listen to your inner voice if you sense danger.

Intuition: Guide yourself by trusting your instincts.

Whilst on the road, it is always a good idea to be mindful of what your heart tells you. If you like the sound of going somewhere instead, change your plans. However, always be careful

Planning: To plan or not to plan?

It can be fun to plan the next step, but a schedule could prevent other last-minute adventures from happening. You never know what could happen. So try to let someone know where you’ll be and have some money somewhere safe in case of an emergency.

Comfortability: Be in and out of your comfort zone

Okay, so yes your comfort zone feels warm and cozy but nothing feels better than doing something you wouldn't normally do. Gently easing out of your comfort zone could be a great way to welcome new experiences.

* I'm not a confident swimmer but I jumped off a boat once into the ocean (although this does not sound like a big deal, to me it was a massive thing).

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