
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 | 6 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||

Ecuador received 1.4 million visitors in 2025. In comparison to the nearly 100 million people who visit Spain each year, this is only a small fraction.
Those who venture there find more than they ever expected. A magic that is hard to describe but e... more
Most conversations around safety, especially for women, tend to focus on what to avoid. Where not to go, what not to do, how to stay out of risk. But this approach is rather limiting and incomplete.
In this episode of the Solo Female Travelers Podca... more
Adventure doesn’t have to mean crossing deserts or taking on extreme expeditions. Sometimes, it starts with simply stepping outside your comfort zone. But Alice is ready even for the grander adventures.
In this episode of the Solo Female Travelers P... more
Most travelers never see the real impact of their trips, not because it’s hidden, but because we don't always see where our money goes or who truly benefits.
In this episode, we sit down with Lily Palma, founder of Zapotec Travel and our Oaxaca tour... more
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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!
Great episode….looking forward to listening to all as they come out!
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The show centers on travel lived by women who go beyond destination reels to share real-world experiences, practical tips, and candid conversations. Across episodes, topics include ethical travel, solo female safety, cultural immersion with Indigenous communities, and meaningful adventures led by local guides or women-owned ventures. Noteworthy is the emphasis on community, empowerment, and a purposeful approach to travel that values curiosity, respect, and personal growth over polish or hype.
A distinguishing element is the focus on the messy, funny, and unpolished moments that shape memorable journeys, plus a mission-driven stance that blends travel with social impact and learning from women with unconventional paths.
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