
This isn’t just a travel podcast.
It’s about the parts of travel you don’t always hear about. Brought to you by the team behind Solo Female Travelers and our global community, we go beyond destinations and highlight reels to get into what travel actually looks like in real life.
We speak with women who do things differently, who take unconventional paths, ask hard questions, and navigate the wor... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode of the Solo Female Travelers Podcast, Mar is joined by Dr. Karla Boluk, professor at the University of Waterloo, to explore the complicated ethics of Last Chance Tourism: traveling to see places, ecosystems, wildlife, or communities b... more
In this episode of the Solo Female Travelers Podcast, Meg and Mar dive into six years of data from the annual Solo Female Travel Trends Survey to uncover what women really want when they travel alone. They challenge some of the most persistent stereo... more
In this episode of the Solo Female Travelers Podcast, Mar is joined by Cepee, founder of She Hit Refresh and author of An American’s Ultimate Visa Guide to Living in Europe. Cepee shares her story of moving from the US to Spain at 35 after realizing ... more
In this episode of the Solo Female Travelers Podcast, Anastasia is joined by Meg Ten Eyck, founder and CEO of Every Queer and a longtime advocate for LGBTQ+ travel and inclusion. Together, they explore what it really means for a destination to be wel... more
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I always look forward to new episodes because Mar and Meg feel like friends you could talk to for hours. They are not afraid to be silly and never make the topics feel too serious or polished. I like that they share their own stories and are honest about still figuring things out.
I haven’t gotten to travel much yet, but the more I listen to more I want to go see everywhere. I learn something new every episode, and not just about travel, but about life.
An excellent podcast for those of us who dream of traveling in a way conected to our values, respecting the natural environment and culture and wanting to support the local economy.
Mar and Meg take us on a journey all around the world but they don't just list countries, they share real stories because they meet people, visit hidden gems and learn artisanal techniques. They avoid superficiality and immerse themselves to discover the richness of each destination they choose.
They also offer tons ... more
This podcast has changed the way I think about travel. I am happy to hear honest and inspiring stories of women and how travel adds to their lives. Thank you!
I wish this website and podcast were around when I started solo traveling in my 20s. What a great and insightful resource! I appreciate the range of experiences between the hosts as well. There’s something for every type of traveler.
It was great to learn about your team, hope to travel with you one day! The most recent episode was very inspiring and helpful in learning how to avoid non-legitimate cultural experiences. Not an easy task!
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This show centers on travel written and lived through the lens of women who travel solo or with purpose, often highlighting practical tips, ethical considerations, and the realities behind polished destination content. Episodes frequently tackle safety, responsible tourism, and how to travel with intention—covering topics from accessibility and inclusion to community-led tourism, local empowerment, and sustainable practices. Notable strengths include honest conversations about handling risk, respecting cultures, and navigating the balance between personal freedom and responsible travel. Listeners can expect actionable guidance, diverse guest perspectives, and stories that reveal travel's messier, memorable moments rather than highlight reel... more
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