Ocean Soul Women’s Retreat: Escape Stress
Ocean Soul Women’s Retreat, a wellness retreat in Bali helps women reset and rejuvenate. Reset your mind and body in the tropical paradise of Bali.
Womens Travel
Stories about intrepid women who travel the world fearlessly, and share their stories to inspire more women to take to the road.
Laos: Worth the Ride
A Taste of Laos By Stacy K. Dixon Traveling to Laos from Vietnam is an interesting journey to say the least. You have three travel options, depending on where you are coming from: bus, plane, or boat. There are no trains in Laos. I recommend taking a VIP sleeper bus. It’s more expensive, but you’ll […]
Turkey: Bahcesaray, Before the Deluge
Bahçesaray, Turkey: Amidst the Nomads–There are only a few years before the deluge, but today it remains By Nina Nooit Van, a stifling, conservative city in eastern Turkey, had sucked all energy out of me in the few days I spent there. When I started hitchhiking in the morning, I was rather listless but hopeful […]
Trapani, Sicily, Real and Imagined
Trapani, Sicily–Real and Imagined. Cathie Arquilla uses her imagination in this romantic part of Italy on her Sicily vacation.
Wild Kauai: Surfing with a Hawaiian Legend
Chasing Waves in Hawaii: Three Women Learn to Surf with the Master By Noelle Salmi The early light showed Hanalei Bay Kauai to be a windswept jumble, with not one surfer out on dawn patrol. Looking through the glass doors of our beachside rental, I surveyed the frothy mess of ocean beyond the palm trees […]
Namibia, Africa: A Woman’s Solo Safari
Namibia: A traveler took advantage of being alone and went on a solo safari!
An Authoritative Guide to Hitchhiking as a Woman
Hitchhiking alone as a woman. Rebekah says she’s been around the world hitchhiking. She says she felt safe, but it’s your call.
Nicaragua: A Closer Look
The Most Surprising Country in Central America: Nicaragua By Claudia Tavani As I observed the people sitting around the patio of their modest home in Balgüe, on the island of Ometepe, and saw how they cheerfully played the guitar for their Christmas celebrations, I realized I was in love with Nicaragua. It was not just […]
The Grand Canyon: Travel Your Own Path
By Karolee Bulak Being a Licensed Professional Counselor, I am always recommending that people move out of their comfort zone and take risks in life. For many years, I have focused on my career and took little time off to travel or to explore with the exception of my one yearly trip to southern Florida. […]
Sardinia: Taste and See
A Trip to Sardinia to Meet the Family By Ann Averill In Sardinia’s capital, Cagliari, the bridal couple picked my husband and I up at the airport and drove us along the Via Roma (a road). In the median were prickly pear cacti and pink and white oleander. Once checked in at our B&B, our […]
Spain: Experiencing Two Diverse Festivals
To Pamplona for San Fermin and Zugarramurdi for Witchcraft By Inka Piegsa-Quischotte Yet again, the travel bug has pointed me to the green and culturally rich north of Spain. This time, my destination wasn’t Galicia but the once fiercely independent and defended former Kingdom of Navarra and its capital Pamplona. My trip had a double […]
Inner Mongolia: Westerners at a Chinese Wedding
The Han Chinese Wedding Showed Us a New Culture By Sophie Deal ‘Run!’ shouts a young woman in a wedding dress, grabbing the hand of her groom and bolting across the street as fast as her red high heels can take her. As she and her partner flee the scene, there is an eruption of […]