A month between Sicily and the Aeolian islands
Small hotels chosen for their terraces and their kitchens, a private boat day between islands, and cookery afternoons booked in advance so the week had a shape without being scheduled.
Solo
Travelling alone should feel like freedom rather than exposure. The right hotel puts you at a table you're happy to sit at, the right guide gives you company for a day when you want it, and the right room means you're never the afterthought at the back of the building.
We plan solo trips with a quiet safety net underneath them, so you can change your mind halfway through the week and it costs you nothing but a message.
Some of what we've curated
Two weeks walking the High Atlas
A riad in Marrakech either side of five days in the mountains with a guide and a cook, and a hammam booked for the afternoon of the return.
A first trip to New York alone
A small downtown hotel with a bar worth sitting at, three tables held for one, and a gallery guide for the first morning to break the ice with the city.
What this looks like with us
The room
A proper room, not the single at the end of the corridor above the kitchen.
The people
Guides who are good company, and a front desk who know you're travelling alone.
The timing
Shoulder season, when hotels have the time to look after you properly.
Where will you go next?
Tell us what you need from your next getaway and we'll take it from there.