24 Solo Travel Tips & Hacks: travel alone without feeling lonely

Here are travel tips and hacks when you're traveling alone! Solo travel can be life-changing if you implement these tips. It's normal to feel alone sometimes when solo traveling, but here's how to travel alone without feeling lonely :) Here are 24 travel tips for females!

[Mr.DJones]

Thank you for your time. I've traveled alone all my life, and I'm 70. For myself, I may be traveling alone, but I am never lonely. I'll be visiting Vietnam in October, by myself, to see if I want to retire there. Thanks again.

[jsmn_mllr]

Hairspray is a great alternative for pepper spray! I use to travel for work mostly within the United States and I always had hairspray on me. Also having a doorstopper alarm is great to have because it will make a loud noise if someone tries to open your hotel door.

[zhvngyi]

I've been traveling solo since I was 19, and it's been so liberating. I'm a people pleaser, and it was difficult for me to say what I wanted to do or make decisions for fear of travel companions not wanting the same. It's helped a lot! It's very interesting to see a compiled list of things that I've always subconsciously kept in my head, but are so important!

[wiskey]

I've done three and a half cross country road trips (PA to the Pacific Ocean and back) by myself (the half was doing Route 66 from the TX/OK state line up to Chicago, also from and back to PA). Any time I get nervous about something these days, I always say to myself, "Girl, you have driven across this massive country multiple times by yourself. YOU CAN DO THIS", and that usually helps me with my nerves. I think everyone should try solo travel at least once in their life. You learn a lot about yourself.

[Rachel-svpq]

Oh you young people are so lucky. I travelled alone in my 20s before cell phones even existed and long distance international calls were super expensive. If I got lucky I'd call from a pay phone on the street to say "I'm alive!" before hanging up 😂

[ClarissaRose]

Thank you for sharing all of this with And I love the Bible quote you mentioned!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[hafsa]

thank u maya for all the helpful tips :)

[cowbayshrub]

Awesome video. I am traveling around the world as a solo 50-year old woman. This was a helpful video. Thank you

[archivepostsexe]

very helpful! I plan to travel to NYC when I turn 25 and I'm super excited about traveling alone! thank you for all the helpful tips 🫂💕

[virginian]

i appreciate the tips on this video - very practical and helpful!

[twobefreeme]

Bam Bam is taking notes back there too 😁❤

[mansoor]

Maya I really really missed your vlogs so so so much and I am so so so happy that you have posted a new vlog and I wish you have a blessed weekend✨🥹💗

[Nikki-xgpe]

Thank you so much for your advice, Maya! It is good to hear what you have learned from personal experiences and to see what is applicable to myself.

[HanneK-ruuo]

Hi Maya! Just want to say that I always look forward to watch you new videos. I really miss to watch you «Day in my life» videos, and to smoothie time.

[lexapauline]

Watching this felt like an affirmation of all the steps I usually take when I travel alone and still stay safe and comfortable hehe

[BillyWhaler]

For flight anxiety I go with Phil 4:6. More effective and less expensive than an airport vodka tonic.

[AKOREANWORLD]

Thanks for the video. I'm about to do my first solo trip at the end of the year!

[MinPDLandlord]

I love solo traveling, the only down side to it is that there’s some restaurants or accommodations take a minimum of 2 guests for reservations and they won’t even make an exception even when I’m willing to paid extra, that’s sad. Especially in JP 😅
P.S. I love the BT21 tag. So cute

[michelleboydston]

Can you do a video about e sim or how you get cell service in different countries

[EmmaLouisa]

Hydro flask always makes me feel safe 😂