Travelling solo can be one of the most rewarding ways to see the world. Along with being a freeing experience, visiting new places alone can lead to great self-discovery. Thanks to complete control of your trip, with no need to compromise for anyone else, solo travel can also be indulgent and incredible.

This is for those of you seeking excitement, looking to make friends, and find romance across the globe; making contacts from continent to continent, perhaps leaving some broken hearts behind on faraway islands.

This is also for those of you who prefer your own company.

Some of the men spoke about the unique ways that they travel and how much easier it is to do so alone. “When I travel, I don’t stop. I’m out sightseeing by 9 am and won’t rest or eat until around sundown. I’m a peculiar traveler, and nobody I know would be willing to walk 10-12 hours a day, every day,” said DX. Conversely, Sambor said this: “I want to see the world and learn about it on my own terms and at my own pace. Generally, I’m an introvert so going out in the world, spending hours in the hustle tires me out. I need my own space and often I might not get it when travelling with others. I also dislike taking care of others, and I had to do so on a few occasions, which just made me feel more tired. No such problems when travelling solo.” Marinus prefers to explore a destination on wheels. 

Here at Groomshroom we have enlisted some top destinations for men solo trip. Check these out guys:

Australia

No matter where you’re from, Australia can be a great place to travel alone. While the west coast offers beautiful beaches at Perth, the east coast is where the action is. Head to Melbourne for the incredible café culture, street art, and shopping, Sydney to view the Harbour Bridge and Opera House, or Cairns to access the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest.

Pamplona, Spain

While these are listed in no particular order, it is fitting that the first entry on this roundup is inspired by quintessential man’s man and inspirer of bachelor culture, Ernest Hemingway.

The author had nothing short of a love affair with this city. So, make like “Papa” and go run with the bulls, checking this daredevil destination off your bucket list.

New York City (USA)

This trip is decidedly not about thinking nor wide open space.

This trip is about lights, noise, people, energy, excitement, and vitality. It’s about spending gobs of money, eating huge, interesting meals, buying cool clothes, and feeling invigorated and energized by the buzz of creativity around you.

It’s about interesting conversation in cool downtown bars. Feeling alive. People watching. It’s life, magnified by 1,000 and given a turbo boost.

Chile

Chile is an ideal place to commune with nature. Torres del Paine National Park, found in wild Patagonia, is known for soaring mountains, raging rivers, bright blue glaciers, and the three granite towers from which it takes its name. The otherworldly Atacama Desert offers entirely different, but equally awe-inspiring, terrain farther south. Either is the perfect setting to visit alone and marvel at man’s microscopic place in the universe.

Goa, India

The people of Goa are so friendly and always up for a little dialogue, making this an ideal destination for parties of one.

It’s also known for its pristine beaches, green countryside, and all-night parties. Rent a bike and check out the scenery during the day (or just lie on the sand and look out at the Arabian Sea) and then get down to some trance music from sunset till sunrise.

Germany

Germany, which happens to be considered one of Europe’s friendliest countries, can provide travellers with an incredible experience. In particular, Berlin is one of the best places to see. Along with plenty of history, Berlin is filled with cool cafes, galleries, and nightclubs. Other cities to visit are Düsseldorf for art and Munich for beer.

Indonesia

With a seemingly endless supply of temples and yoga retreats, Indonesia is an ideal destination for solo reflection. Bali is the country’s most famous stop (and a good choice if you’re hoping to link up with fellow solo travellers). In less trafficked areas, lodgings, food, and massages come cheap. Lessons in surfing or diving are similarly economical. And the dazzling beaches? Those are free, my friend.

Kenya

Who needs human company when, at any moment, one of the ‘big five’ game animals (elephant, black rhino, buffalo, lion, and leopard) could hove into view? Kenya is home to all of them. A safari is an extraordinary way to see these incredible beasts in their natural (equally incredible) habitat. Independent travellers can join up with others on group safaris if they’re in a social mood, or arrange for private guided excursions.

Budapest, Hungary

There is a lot of history and beautiful architecture to enjoy, which you can even do while you drink. Budapest has “ruin pubs” which, believe it or not, are bars situated inside crumbling, historic ruins.

Budapest is thought to have some of the best bars in Europe (and clearly the most unique). This is a really interesting and charming city, and one that can be perfect for strolling around cobblestone streets on your own.

New Zealand

New Zealand is a fantastic place to travel for many reasons, not least of which is its picturesque scenery. Along with being beautiful, the country is also a favourite with solo travellers thanks to its wide array of adventure and adrenaline-inducing activities on offer. From skydiving and bungee jumping to jet boating and skiing, you can do it all in NZ. As for where to stay, Auckland is a top choice for the North Island while Queenstown is a winner for the South.

Thailand

Thailand’s tropical climate and constant sunshine make it a must-visit for any backpacker or tourist wanting to relax and recharge their batteries. During the day, you can lounge on the beach or take a trip to an island, then, at night, grab a Chang beer and chat with locals and other tourists in the area. No matter if you head to bustling Bangkok, tourist-favourite, Phuket or somewhere a little more unique, you’ll love what Thailand has to offer.

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