
It’s time for women over fifty to embrace solo travel with confidence, curiosity, and courage. I’ll share my honest, unfiltered experiences – the triumphs, the challenges, and everything in between. This isn’t about perfect travel; it’s about authentic exploration.
Through practical tips, personal stories, and honest reflections, I want to show that solo travel is not just possible after fifty – it’s transformative. Whether you’re single, married, retired, or still working, there’s a world waiting to be discovered, and you’re never too old to start exploring it.
I’ll be sharing:
Whether you’re a fellow retiree dreaming of adventure, a solo traveler seeking inspiration, I hope my journey resonates with you.
And I’m on a mission to prove that age is just a number and adventure has no expiration date. As a happily married, early-retired grandmother in my fifties, I’m stepping into the world of solo travel – not as an expert, but as a fellow traveler learning and growing with every journey.
For years, I’ve balanced family life with my passion for travel, exploring medieval towns and vibrant cities like Paris, Amsterdam, Madrid, and various spots in Germany. With my husband supporting my teenage stepdaughter through college, I’m seizing this opportunity to embark on a travel adventure that combines my love for walking, history, and cultural immersion.
This adventure will primarily be a solo journey, though I will occasionally be joined by my wonderfully supportive husband, friends, and family.
Here’s to new beginnings, unexpected friendships, and the courage to chase our dreams, no matter our age or stage in life. The road ahead is long but oh-so promising.
May your own adventures be just as fulfilling!
While enjoying coffee with Sarah and Blanch in Périgueux, I asked them for suggestions on my next destination. “Any recommendations for a nearby town?” I inquired. Sarah’s eyes lit up as she mentioned her favorite spot in the Dordogne region: Les Eyzies. The name intrigued me immediately,...
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