Solo female travel - Nine myths and one truth This week's guest blogger, with a post titled 'Solo female travel - Nine myths and one truth', is Stephanie Yoder, a girl who can't sit still. She's a traveller, a writer and blogger at Twenty-Something Travel, a website about travel for young people. To keep up to date with Stephanie you can follower her on Twitter and/or (both!) 'like' her on facebook. So you have this great trip planned out, to a place you've really been longing to see, but you can't seem to convince anyone to come with you. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. And the one truth? If you’re female and about to set on your own just remember this - it's okay to be nervous.
Never Ending Voyage Adventurous Kate | The Solo Female Travel Blog HappyTime blog C'est Christine l Solo Female Travel Blog Budget Travel Adventures How to See the World: Art of Travel; European and World Backpacking; On $25 a Day or Less Crazy sexy fun traveler The Wanderlust Project There is to me, a lot more to admire in someone who stayed put and challenged their perspectives and habits and lifestyle choices at home than there is to some first world Instagram addict who conf… Lake Dunstan, New Zealand Here’s the view during lunch en route to Queenstown. We stopped along the way with our new friend, a young German fella who we’d met at our host’s home in Tarras. A fellow Couchsurfer, as well as our first hitchhiker! Watching the sunset, Tarras It started out as a joke when I realized I had several pictures of our parked car alongside magnificent landscapes.
Ordinary Traveler 10 Best Cities for Music Lovers Photo:Britt Reints A true music lover isn't content to have a great road trip playlist; they want to experience the local music scene wherever they go. Whether you're a family looking to learn about music history or a couple of girlfriends looking to listen to some live music at night, you'll find the right note for your trip at one of these American cities for music lovers. 1. You can hear live music in New Orleans at any time of the day or night, all you have to do to find it is go for a walk. 2. You can hear live music on Beale Street, but the real draw for music lovers is the history. 3. You won't find it as easy to introduce your kids to music here, but if you hire a sitter or visit without the entire family you'll a long row of honkey tonks giving a stage to music industry hopefuls. 4. Photo:Kevin Murphy/Creative Commons Perhaps best known as the birthplace of grunge, Seattle still has a thriving music scene that includes big name acts and local artists. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.