Peru is a fascinating country to explore. It has Inca ruins, the Amazon, and even attracts surfers who come to ride the waves along its coastline. In fact, there are so many different experiences that you can have here that one visit just isn’t enough (that’s why I’ve been twice!)

But if you only have time for one visit, you don’t want to miss out on the very best that Peru has to offer. Here are my favourite top 3 places to visit in Peru to inspire you.

1. See The Ancient Wonder of Machu Picchu

If I had to pick one it has to be the majestic Machu Picchu. This new Seventh Wonder of the World is not only one of the most magical places in Peru but it is also one of the most magical places that I have ever been to.

You don’t have to hike the Inca Trail to see it either as a short bus ride takes you from Aguas Calientes (the nearest town) to this famous Inca site.

Built in the 15th century, this sacred site is an iconic symbol of the Inca empire and has managed to preserve its architecture of terraces and temples. Perched high up in the Andes, it was rediscovered by an explorer called Hiram Bingham and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983.

You can even get a Machu Picchu stamp in your passport too! Follow in my footsteps and walk back down the mountain afterwards to really absorb the magical energy without the crowds.

2.  Spend Time With The Uros Tribe

Peru is definitely a country for history and ancient civilisations but it’s not just about the ancient civilisations here as you can actually visit one of the living tribes.

Visiting the Uros Floating Islands was a highlight of my trip. These tiny islands are made entirely of reeds, and spending time with the Uru people gave me a better understanding of their resourceful way of life that has endured for generations. It was really interesting to learn how they’ve adapted while preserving their traditions.

On Taquile Island, I had the chance to meet locals whose weaving skills are so intricate they’ve been recognized by UNESCO. Watching them work and hearing about the stories woven into each piece added another layer to my appreciation for the region’s culture.

Sharing meals with a local family and hearing about their daily lives gave me a deeper connection to the area and it’s a great way to experience the culture up close.

3. Visit the White City of Arequipa

This one may surprise you as it isn’t one of the Inca sites but this cosy little city in the south of Peru is definitely one to see. Known as the ‘White City,’ it is very different to the rest of Peru. Surrounded by volcanoes, the buildings are built from the white volcanic stone giving it its white name. And its historic centre is that pretty that it’s even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Plaza de Armas is where it’s at, especially the grand cathedral that is the main focal point. The vision of the cathedral against the backdrop of the volcano is stunning. Make sure to see the Santa Catalina Monastery too. Its sprawling complex was once a secluded convent so it’s incredibly peaceful to wander through its narrow streets.

At night the square is even more special as the cathedral glows in a soft lighting creating a magical ambiance.

As well as the gorgeous photo opportunities here, another reason to come is to see the mummy of an Inca girl. Known as the ‘Inca Ice Maiden,’ this well-preserved mummy is an Inca girl called Juanita who is thought to have been sacrificed more than 5 centuries ago. 

I stopped in Arequipa on the way to Chile before I travelled across the border but it’s also a good base to explore the Colca Canyon, one of the world’s deepest canyons.

Ready To Go To Peru?

I initially went to Peru on a G Adventures Trip over three weeks to Peru, Bolivia and Chile. The second time I went back to Peru I was solo.

If I have inspired you to go to Peru, make sure you check out G Adventures tours. I loved my tour with them and they currently have their Great Adventure Sale on until 31st January where you can save up to 25% on hundreds of trips! You can see two of these places on their 14 day Peru: Ancient Cities & the Andes tour.

Plus, Peru is one of the destinations for their new Solo-ish tours – trips exclusively for solo travellers that have been designed for anyone who wants to experience adventure, while making amazing connections along the way. The trips are also led by female tour guides. 

Bali is endless when it comes to great hangout spots, especially if you love having your caffeine fix while enjoying unique and cozy surroundings. Having just been back to Bali after a few years, there were so many more places to have a coffee and to get on my laptop.

Some of the best cafes on the island are not only famous for their coffee, but also for their eye-catching interior spaces. From the lush rice field views to the sounds of the ocean, these are some of the best cafes in Bali if you’re planning to visit. 

1. 32DO Bali

If you’re looking for a cafe with a homey yet aesthetic vibe, this one is for you. 32DO is known for its minimalist-modern interior design which is super Instagrammable. It’s a cozy place for casual hanging out or working on your laptop. Plus, they have an outdoor area for smokers.

Their menu offers a wide selection of specialty coffee with expertly blended local beans to organic teas. As for food, their menu includes all-day breakfast dishes, gourmet sandwiches, fresh salads, and a selection of pastries made in-house.

2. The Avocado Factory

The first Bali cafe specialising in avocado-based cuisine. The Avocado Factory serves creative menus with the delicacy of avocado that give it a fresh spin and they are all surprisingly good. From avocado toast with creative toppings, nutrient-rich smoothie bowls, to salads and burgers with an all-avocado twist. They also offer vegan and gluten-free options, so they cater for everyone. 

The cafe features an open concept with a soothing view of the rice fields. They even use wooden elements and greenery decorations to create a fresh tropical feel.

3. Pahdi Speciality Coffee

Located in the panoramic grounds of Kintamani, Pahdi Specialty Coffee is the perfect destination for coffee lovers. The cafe has three floors with a modern and elegant design, where a large glass wall gives an uninterrupted panoramic view of the beautiful Batur volcano. The interior is full of wooden furniture and neutral colours, creating a classic and cozy atmosphere.

Pahdi specialises in specialty coffee with beans selected from various regions in Indonesia, including Bali, Sumatra, and Java, (coffee from Java is fab as I went there on this trip too!) Besides coffee, they also offer premium tea and a wide selection of western and Indonesian food, cakes and pastries all made fresh daily.

4. Baked

Baked is a cafe known for its wide selection of fresh from the oven breads and pastries. With a cozy atmosphere, this cafe is a favourite spot for breakfast or brunch. Their signature menu includes various types of sourdough bread, croissants, and other pastries made with only the highest quality ingredients.

They also have brunch menus with my favourites: Eggs Benedict and shakshuka. (I first tried the tomato and egg dish of shakshuka in Bahrian and loved it). The chic and cozy interior makes this place perfect for a casual breakfast or meeting up with other solos that you’ve met on your trip. They have a few branches in Bali including Canggu and Seminyak.

5. Milu by Nook

Now this is one of those cafes in Bali that has the complete package: great food, strategic location, and an epic view. The design is a combination of traditional and modern elements with an alang-alang roof, rattan furniture, and ethnic decorations to create an authentic Balinese vibe. The open-air area with gentle breeze and green scenery is one of their main appeal, that’s for sure!

Milu by Nook offers a wide, diverse menu, starting from Indonesian dishes like nasi campur and fried noodles, to Western dishes like pasta and burgers. A selection of fresh salads with organic ingredients are also available if you’re looking for a healthier option. I’d say this is a great spot to escape the hustle and bustle of Canggu!

Finally…

There are so many cute cafes in Bali to choose from and each of those places offers their own charm. Whether you’re a coffee aficionado, on the hunt for Instagrammable spots, or just after a cosy place to unwind and catch up with friends, there’s something here with your name on it.

When you visit, don’t just stick to the beaches. Take the time to soak up the café culture too. With so many gorgeous spots to explore, you’ll quickly see why Bali’s café scene is worth the hype. Safe travelling!

Black Friday Travel Deals 2024

It’s that time of year again when we all rush to the Black Friday sales. If you are planning on travelling at the end of this year or for 2025, here are the best travel deals that I’ve found to help you save on your solo trip. 

Save money on accommodation, tours, courses, apps and many travel products. Plus the 60% discount on the Solo Travel Starter Bundle is back too!

And with my personal mission of helping vulnerable girls about the globe, if you purchase through any of these links, I donate to organisations who offer protection, education and psychological support to children living in conflict zones. Thanks for helping. Lisa x

Solo Travel Starter Bundle – 60% off

If you’re unsure if you can really travel alone, are feeling overwhelmed at the thought of planning your trip, want to feel more confident travelling solo or are planning your first solo trip and don’t know where to go then you may like the Solo Travel Starter Bundle! The bundle includes A Female Guide To Solo Travel, Solo Girl’s Self-Love Kit, Plan Your Dream Solo Trip Course & Workbook, Travel Budget Planner and a Last-Minute Checklist. 

To celebrate Black Friday you can save 50% off the Solo Travel Bundle until 30th November 2024. Just enter the code ‘blackfriday‘ to get the 50% discount. You then need to enter your details to register before being directed to the payment screen. Instead of $49.97 / £39.50 the price is reduced to £19.99 / $24.99 * Get the Solo Travel Starter Bundle here

Accommodation Savings

Booking.com – Discounted Rates (From 21st Nov)

Booking.com is my favourite accommodation booking site. You can work your way up the Genius levels and receive benefits each time that you book. This easy-to-use platform lists hostels, hotels, apartments and eco-accommodation. Book from 21st November until 31 December 2024 and save money on your accommopdation. * Check dates, prices and availability: Booking.com 

Expedia – Save up to 30% off 

Expedia offers packages with flight and hotels as well as just accommodation only. If you become a member you usually save 10% but for Black Friday you can save 30% off resorts and accommodation! * Check dates, prices and availability: Expedia 

Hostelworld – Up to 50% off

If you love travelling solo on a budget and meeting others, hostels are a great choice. Save from 20% to 30% off your next hostel stay when you book a hostel. Whether you’re travelling to Chile, Budapest, Slovakia, Thailand and Vietnam or somewhere else, you can save money! * Check all hostel discounts with Hostelworld

Savings on Apps

Blinkist – Get 70% off

Blinkist is an award-winning learning app where you can learn key insights from bestselling nonfiction books. They have over 3,000 titles to read and listen to and are offering a saving of 70% off a year’s membership (from $99.99 to $30!). This is great for those long solo journeys on the road. * Sign up to Blinkist 

Headspace – 50% off

For those looking to meditate and keep balanced before or during travel, Headspace is a meditation app that I have used in the past. They currently have their biggest saving of the year for Black Friday. You can save 50% off a monthly subscription and 50% off annual subscriptions. Instead of $69.99 for an annual plan, you pay only $34.99 for the year. Or pay $6.49 monthly instead of $12.99! * Sign up for the Headspace app

Day Tours

Get Your Guide – Up to 50% off

Get Your Guide is offering visitors up to 50% off experiences around the world this Black Friday. They have worldwide day tours for every type of solo whether you are planning on seeing the views from the Eiffel Tower in Paris or visiting the floating market in Bangkok. (I book most of my day tours through Get Your Guide). * Check tours, prices and availability: Get Your Guide 

Tour Companies

Contiki – Save up to 25% off tours 

If you’re aged 18 to 35 years old and are looking for a fun trip, check out Contiki. As a worldwide leader in group travel, they offer group trips to Europe, Asia, New Zealand and many more. Save up to 25% off selected trips sitewide. * Check tours, prices and availability: Contiki 

G Adventures – Save up to 30% off

I love this sustainable travel company that has its own foundation. Save up to 30% on a large number of their most popular tours across the world. Choose from the Galapagos Islands, a safari in South Africa, Borneo, Bali or Costa Rica. There are even adventures in Alaska too! * Check dates, prices and availability: G Adventures 

Global Work & Travel – Get a €100 Flight Voucher!

If you’re looking to volunteer or work abroad, Global Work & Travel organise placements in various countries such as Colombia, Costa Rica and others in South America, Croatia, Greece and Spain and more in Europe and plenty of destinations in Asia and Africa. For their Cyber Month sale, get a €100 flight voucher with any trip. * Check all Global Work & Travel placements

Just You – Save up to £350

Just You are a UK based company that offer tours for solo travellers. Their moto “solo adventures together” means that you can experience another country in the company of other solo travellers (men are included too). For Black Friday you can save up to £350 on their escorted tours for solo travellers. * Check prices, dates and availability: Just You

Topdeck – Save up to 30% off

If you are aged 18 to 30 and looking for an authentic and fun trip, Topdeck Europe is perfect for solos. From festivals, city breaks and tours in Europe, North America, Africa, Australia and New Zealand, Topdeck offer trips to delve deep into a country, get social or play and pause. For Black Friday they are offering a saving of up to 30% off selected 2025 departures. * Check prices, dates and availability: Topdeck

Tourhub – Save up to 70% off tours

No matter where you are looking to travel to on a group tour, Tourhub has a Black Friday offer for up to 70% off several tour companies from On The Go Tours to Cosmos for destinations all over the world. * Check all tours and prices: Tourhub

Travel Talk – Save up to 60% off tours

If you are aged 18-39 and are looking for an adventure tour company, look no further than Travel Talk, a budget-friendly tour company for adventurous and cultural travellers. Designed for 18 to 39-year-olds who are looking for affordable tours with a premium service, they offer group tours to Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Morocco, and more. They are offering savings of up to 60% off their tours. * Check dates, prices and availability: Travel Talk 

Tru Travels – Save up to 40% off tours

TruTravels offer different types of tours for different types of travellers. Join their Classic backpacker trips, or travel in more comfort on their Flashpacker trips. Get fit with Fitventues or go sailing on their Sail ventures. For Black Friday you can save up to 40% off Asia, Latin America, and Europe tours. * Check prices, dates and availability: TruTravels 

MacBackpackers – Save 15% off tours

It’s MacBackpackers birthday at this time of year! Book yourself a tour using the code BIRTHDAYTREAT this week (18/11-24/11) for 3 day tours all the way up to the end of March 2024 and you’ll save a massive 25%! I have personally travelled with them and absolutely love this 18 to 40 company. * Check dates, tours and availability: MacBackpackers

Travel Accessories

Ivory Ella – Savings!

If you want to buy a funky t-shirt and help wildlife at the same time, Ivory Ella is an online clothing store affiliated with Save the Elephants. They donate 10% of the profits of all clothing and accessories. Choose from t-shirts, tie-dye hoodies and their famous bracelets. They even have recycled leggings in their clothes for a cause. * Shop all Ivory Ella collections

Loom Footwear – 60% off their shoes

I’ve been wearing these shoes non-stop because they are so comfortable and easy to clean. At the moment you can get your hands on a pair of breathable Loom trainers (sneakers) at 60% off! * Shop Loom footwear 

Osprey Bags – Up to 25% off 

If you’re on the search for a backpack for travelling or just a hiking trip on the weekends, Osprey bags are recommended by our solo travel community. All fabrics used are durable to stand the test of time and they look good too! Save up to 25% on hiking backpacks and selected daypacks. * Shop all Osprey bags and products

Pick-Pocket Proof Pants – Save 20%

If you’re heading to a destination that is known for pickpockets, Pick-Pocket Proof pants are a great idea. These cargo trousers look stylish and come in a variety of shades plus they are ideal for stashing away your money and valuables too. For Black Friday you can save 20% off. Manufactured with pickpockets in mind, they are the safest trousers on the market. They have a skirt, shirt and dress too. * Shop Pick-pocket proof pants 

WAMA Underwear – 15% off

WAMA’s mission is to make the best hemp undies in the world and bring more attention to this sustainable fabric. Choose from Hemp hipsters or thongs, bikini underwear and a bralette in a racerback or a triangle. Get 15% off for Black Friday! * Check all WAMA eco underwear

 

If you’re searching for some solo trip ideas, how about taking a solo ski trip? This article covers the best places for skiing, tips for first time skiers, recommended travel companies and a story about skiing to inspire you. 

The Best Places For Skiing For Solos

Don’t let a drop of snow stop you from travelling. For those who love the thrill of racing down mountains with white powdery snow under your feet, skiing is the perfect getaway and a great excuse to travel to pastures new.

Ski resorts are great to meet others and it’s easy to become part of a community in the bars at night. You don’t have to be a pro either as there are nursery slopes around the globe for those of us who are beginners. Here are the best places for skiing for solos. 

Canada

Everyone has heard of Whistler, probably the most famous ski resort of all. Whistler and Blackcomb mountains have over 200 marked runs without stunning terrain. This trendy ski resort has renown restaurants and you can also dog-sled here too. 

A UNESCO heritage site, Banff is a year-round skiing destination with thermal pools to the west of Banff to soak the muscles on a well-deserved day off. Sun Peaks is the third largest in Canada and as well as Nordic and alpine skiing, has many winter activities to choose from such as snowmobiling and tubing.

New Zealand

The south island of New Zealand is a great choice for skiing with uncrowded slopes, alpine peaks and of course the friendly New Zealand hospitality. There are 500 kms of mountain ranges in the country and the best ski resort if you’re a beginner is Cardrona, an old gold rush town.

Queenstown, on the shore of Lake Wakatipu is the most popular and is the perfect place to meet others après ski with endless evening activities. There are even more resorts just 30 minutes drive away at Coronet Peak and The Remarkables.

France

You’re spoilt for choice in the French Alps and one of the most underrated resorts here is St Gervais with less tourists than you’ll find in other ski regions. Although Meribel attracts families, it also has a good party scene to meet others. There’s skiing here for every level plus a swimming pool and ice rink for those who fancy a break from the piste.

With many repeat customers year on year, Val d’Isere is one of the most popular resorts for a ski holiday in France and although it’s not for the budget solo, it does have an excellent ski school and is only 5 km from the Italian border.

Austria

The birthplace of Alpine skiing, Austria has excellent skiing with Kuhtai offering some of the best ski touring in the country. Obergurgl has beautiful views being one of Europe’s highest ski villages and is pretty much guaranteed snow between mid-November until May. Suitable for any level of skier, Austria may not have the height of the French ski resorts but it does have its Austrian charm, and you get to experience a Finnish sauna afterwards.

Switzerland

You can’t get much more stunning than Zermatt with the Matterhorn on display at virtually each angle of the ski resort. Plus once you’ve finished skiing for the day you simply have to enjoy a drink at the Cavern bar in the most unusual setting inside a man-made cave.

Switzerland has piste that seem to go on forever, and Verbier is one of these, known as a premier off-piste resort with snow nearly all year-round. For something a little bit different choose Savognin for snow tubing or even snow biking at an affordable resort in the Swiss Alps.

Tips For First Time Skiers

Once you have your first ever ski holiday booked it is likely that you will be buzzing with excitement. It is also likely that you have some nerves about hitting the slopes, particularly if you are skiing solo. Skiing holidays are quite unlike any other vacation, but with a bit of advice it will be a fantastic experience that will leave you shredding the slopes like a professional in no time at all.

Don’t Panic

Firstly, it’s important to not panic if you have never gone skiing before. Every month, ski resorts around the world welcome complete beginners and you will be able to sign up for lessons which will show you the ropes and get you started. Similarly, you will be taught how to use the chairlifts and how to properly use the equipment.

The beginner courses usually run slowly over the nursery slopes so you can learn at your own pace. When you are ready on your first day, sign up for group lessons as this is a great way to make some new friends whilst learning.

Equipment

Next up is equipment. Skiing equipment isn’t cheap, that’s why for a first timer it’s a good idea to rent and not to buy. If you decide you love skiing and want to take it up you might want to invest in your own equipment next time.

By telling the rental shop that you are a beginner they can arrange the necessary and appropriate equipment for you so that you don’t have to make the investment upfront. Always make sure that your boots do not hurt, but that your feet are held firmly.

Packing

Much like any trip, packing is likely to cause a bit of stress. Clothing wise for skiing, you need to make sure that you have a breathable ski suit (which is of decent quality), a fleece, gloves and sunglasses. Don’t forget to invest in sun cream and lip balm – beginners are often easy to spot due to their red faces and cracked lips.

Making the Most of it

The first day may feel like a struggle and slightly overwhelming, but with good instruction you will soon make progress. As long as you have patience and a smile on your face, you are sure to have a fantastic time and quickly get in the swing of things. Skiing is only part of the trip, so make sure that you go to après-ski sessions to make some new friends and enjoy everything that your resort has to offer for the complete experience.

Ski holidays can be great vacations to do solo and be a fun activity against a stunning backdrop of natural beauty; you are sure to have the time of your life. It can be daunting for first timers, but these tips will help you to master the slopes and ensure that you’ll be back again.

Other Winter Activities

Having a French Alps holiday may just be the escape that you need but if you think that all you can do in the Alps is ski, think again. Skiing is only part of the trip, so make sure that you go to après-ski sessions to make some new friends and enjoy everything that your resort has to offer for the complete experience. You can always swop your skis for one of these instead:

Snow tubing

If you don’t feel like going skiing, you can have fun snow tubing. This activity lets you experience a different kind of adrenaline rush, due to the level of difficulty in steering a rubber tubing on snow. Snow tubing has evolved as one of the favourite winter activities of both young and the young at heart.

Snow kiting

If you are a daredevil and love extreme sports, you may want to try snow kiting. This is where you use kite power to get around and it’s similar to kite surfing. It is definitely not for the faint hearted but it can give you the best bird’s eye view of the majestic Alps.

Snowshoeing

This form of hiking involves wearing snow shoes to walk on snow. It may take a while to get used to walking with snowshoes but it’s definitely a different kind of high.

Snow biking

If dirt biking is for muddy tracks, then there is also snow biking for snow-covered terrain. You can enjoy exploring different places in the French Alps using a snow bike.

Recommended Skiing Holidays in Europe

Bankso Ski Tours

If you’re looking for a tour company for your skiing trip, Travel Talk Tours are a company for 18 to 39 years olds. They offer skiing holidays to Bankso in Bulgaria from 4 days to 8 days depending on your budget. All of the packages include a tour guide, shuttle transfers and accommodation in either 3 or 4-star hotels (they have spa hotels too!). Also included are breakfast and dinner with unlimited wine and beer plus entertainment in the evenings. These ski trips for singles are perfect for solo travellers * Check prices and availability for all Bankso ski trips 

France Ski Trips

If you prefer to ski in France, join one of their 7-day trips to Chamonix, Tignes or Val d’Isere. Chamonix and Val d’Isere are for beginners only making them perfect for solos who want to try skiing for the first time. Accommodation in France is in hostel accommodation. * Check prices and availability for all France ski trips

My First Ever Solo Ski Trip

I’ve met so many women who like travel and want to travel but don’t have the company. I never let that stop me from seeing and experiencing many different parts of the world, and to be honest, it should never stop you either.

I might even go as far as to call myself an experienced solo traveler, and believe me, you can only have fun. A couple of years back, I booked my first solo ski trip and it’s still one of the best experiences in my life, so I decided to share my story.

The summer was quite turbulent for me, with moving apartments and changing jobs, so I was desperate for an active vacation to blow off some steam and clear my head. I chose skiing, because there’s nothing that both relaxes me and gets me going like hitting the slopes. OK, maybe surfing, but I wanted to get away from Sydney.

I took one of the bus trips to the snow and since I didn’t have much time to plan this trip, I just went for it. But then again, that’s how I like to travel anyways. I went to the Snowy Mountains, because I have some fabulous memories of the place, and once again, it didn’t fail me.

If you like your trip to be a little bit more organized (unlike me), I’m just going to let you know that there are great accommodation options there, from budget motels to all-inclusive packages you can book in advance. Also, it doesn’t matter whether you’re a seasoned skier, a beginner or somewhere in the middle like me, there are resorts that will satisfy your skiing level and needs.

You don’t even have to ski to have a perfect winter adventure and enjoy all the snow. You can try snow-tubing (my favourite after skiing) or you can simply go on hikes and soak up some sun, enjoy the fresh mountain air and take amazing photos.

There are many ways you can get to your resort. Once you get there, don’t forget to be safe. Remember, you’re there alone, so make sure you always have your phone (in a zip bag!!!) so you can get help if needed.  One other thing: never venture past the ski area boundary unless you’re very, very skilled!

People usually ask me how come I don’t get bored or lonely on my solo travels, and if you ever went skiing, you probably know that you don’t get much time to rest and get bored in the first place. Skiing is an individual activity after all, and you can’t really chat with your companions while rushing down the slopes.

And when you decide it was enough for the day, the only thing you’ll want to do is hit the sack (that is, if you ski like you’re supposed to ski and not spend your day lounging around).

So, if you’re planning on taking a solo trip anywhere, I certainly recommend a skiing trip for your first solo adventure. The Snowy Mountains will certainly provide just the thing you’re looking for and I can’t stress enough how much fun I had on that trip. I’ll be back this winter again, so Snowy Mountains – brace yourself, Roxana is coming!

About The Author

Roxana is a travel enthusiast and lifestyle consultant from Sydney and she loves to write about her adventures. She is all about a healthy lifestyle, loves to run with her husband and dogs and has fun cooking exotic meals for her family. Being a typical Aussie, she often hits the waves and loves beaches and sunshine!. 

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