The Best Tours for Young Adults & Young Solo Travelers

From bright disco lights to boutique shopping, idyllic pebbled bays to crumbling alleys of coffee shops – this trip is a wonderland of all things Spain. We’ll hop through a kaleidoscope of sceneries ensuring there’s never a dull moment, starting at the beach side beauty of Barcelona and concluding at the inland capital of Madrid.

This safari extravaganza takes you into the heart of Botswana and Namibia, cruising in open top jeeps from meerkat colonies to petrified valleys and waterways teeming with wildlife. With a huge amount of included game drives where you can spot roaming elephants, buffalo and lions – on this trip you’ll also quad bike over dunes and experience a show performed by an indigenous tribes. The accommodation is either luxe glamping in safari parks or comfy lodges where you can kick back and take a dip in the pool when you’re feeling the heat.

Limited budget to rock Europe but don’t want to compromise? This trip hits up London, Rome & Paris plus ancient ruins & alpine views in 8 days. Starting in Rome for pizza & history, we’ll parade through the breath-taking Alpine views of Switzerland and fall in love with romantic Paris, before arriving in the one-and-only city of London. On the way we’ll take time to snap pictures in Tuscany, Florence, Swiss villages & Lake Como, laze around the Leaning Tower of Pisa, as well as attempting to devour snails & wash them down with French champagne. Europe, it’s been real.

You know what they say. When life hands you lemons, head to Europe! This amazing trip goes a huge distance to make sure you see as much of seven countries as you can in 15 days. Walk along the canals of Venice. Cruise the smooth Danube in historic Budapest. Cool your heels at a genuine Pilsner beer hall in Prague and then wrap up your whirlwind where the Berlin Wall once stood – and do it all with your very own group of brand-new friends.

You, seven days, northern Thailand. Begin in Bangkok before visiting historic World War II sites in Kanchanaburi, including the famous bridge over the River Kwai. Explore Erawan National Park, Sukhothai temples by bicycle, then streetfood-crawl your way around Chiang Mai, with lots of free time for whatever floats your boat.

Not afraid of frocking up in a kilt and jumping on the bagpipes? Perhaps you’ve got some Scottish blood! And lucky you if you do. Home to mystical castles, glorious highlands and enough whisky to booze the Loch Ness Monster, you’ll be head over heels with all things Scottish by the time your week of adventure here is up.