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Lying in the Indian Ocean, its stunning coral reefs and turquoise waters make Egypt's Red Sea Coast, the perfect place to relax, unwind and spend a holiday. Its superb diving opportunities, marine life and colourful reefs, make the Red Sea especially appealing to those who have little to no scuba diving experience. Whilst its white sandy beaches, palm lined shores and fantastic scenery won’t fail to deliver. Many holidaymakers are drawn to the Red Sea owing to its location and close proximity to the Nile Valley, steeped in ancient history no guide book will do it justice, you truly have to see it to believe it!  Its idyllic weather all year round makes it a perfect winter sun holiday destination, furthermore its home to some of the best golf course in the world Enjoy 7 nights at the five-star Swiss Inn resort, on an all-inclusive basis ideal for whiling away the hours on the Red Sea Riviera.   read more read less

The republic of Gambia is small country on the West Coast of Africa. Known as the smiling coast of Africa off the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Cutting through the heart of the huge country of Senegal Gambia’s location is perfect, surrounded by lush green mountains and charming riverside villages that are dotted along the Gambian River which flows to stunning, soft, sandy beaches. Gambia has tropical climate and is rich in African culture, history, nature is in abundance. There is so much to experience and explore from its historical buildings, local delicacies and incredible rain forests and wildlife reserves. There are plenty of excursions with something to suit everyone. For a small country Gambia really does have it all. The capital city is Banjul and the language spoken is English. You can expect a huge welcome, the people of Gambia are the warmest, friendliest big-hearted people and you will always be greeted with a smile. Our Resort - KOTU Kotu resort and village is a bustling, lively area in the west coast region of the Gambia and takes up half of the tourist district.  The resort is not too from the capital Banjul and the airport. The heart of the resort is focused around the craft market which is set in an oval shape which is partially enclosed and is surrounded buy may souvenir shops and restaurants, bearing all manner of wooden crafts, paintings and African jewellery. The Kotu stream runs through an area of the resort, rice fields can be seen and are a real spectacle during the months the rice is grown. The area is surrounded by wildlife with many species of birds, and you may even see monkeys and lizards in this lush green area. If you are feeling more active, you can always play a round of golf at the close by Fajara Golf Course.  Evenings can be spent in the many restaurants and bars enjoying lively entertainment. As you sunbathe on the beach enjoy freshly squeezed exotic fruit from one of the many stalls on the fringe of the golden sands. Palm trees and waves washing along the shore offer paradise. Tip toe in the shallow waters and take a dip deeper in the rolling waves.   read more read less

A wonderful island with beautiful white sandy beaches and all year round warm weather, cooled by a pleasant Atlantic breeze, makes Fuerteventura the perfect holiday destination. The 2nd largest of the Canary Islands, Fuerteventura boasts over 150 kilometres of beaches, bathed in sunshine and surrounded by a dramatic volcanic coastline that has emerged from the emerald green ocean over 1000’s of years. Embracing the old and new of Spanish culture, the island gives tourists many options to tailor their holiday perfectly to their requirements. Quaint tapas bars hide around every corner in the old towns, serving up the most wonderful array of tasty treats, tempting your taste buds wherever the scent of this Spanish staple draws you in. A Mecca for watersports, the young and energetic cannot resist the strong offshore wind to tone their windsurfing and kite surfing skills, in preparation for the World Championships held every July. Traditional, modern, and all-year-round sunshine, Fuerteventura ticks ALL the boxes. Our Resort – Correlejo Correlejo Resort in Fuerteventura is a solo‑traveller’s dream: sun-soaked pools, spacious studios, and a warm community vibe that’s perfect for both peace‑seekers and social explorers. Nestled just a short stroll from Corralejo’s vibrant town centre, boutique shops, and tapas bars, it offers the ideal blend of convenience and calm. The resort’s traditional architecture gives a nod to local charm, while modern amenities—like free Wi‑Fi, a gym, and bike hire—keep things forward-thinking. Whether you’re lounging poolside with a book or joining group excursions, Correlejo Resort creates genuine connections and empowers you to thrive—your solo journey, elevated. read more read less

Sri Lanka - Uncovered - Scenic Beauty, Sacred Temples & Coastal Calm – Tailored for Solo Travellers in Great Solo Company Sri Lanka is a land of striking contrasts and timeless charm – a compact island that offers an incredible range of experiences. For the solo traveller seeking both adventure and tranquillity, few places compare. From the ancient rock fortress of Sigiriya to the sacred temples of Kandy and the lush tea plantations of the central highlands, every corner tells a story rooted in history and culture. Wildlife lovers can venture into Yala National Park for a thrilling safari, while those in search of peace will find solace on the golden beaches of Kalutara or beside the serene waters of Lake Gregory. The people of Sri Lanka are famously warm and welcoming, making solo travel feel secure and enriching. Whether you’re exploring colonial streets, wandering vibrant local markets, or sipping fresh Ceylon tea in the hills, you’ll find the pace of life both calming and captivating. With its diverse landscapes, rich heritage, and gentle rhythm, Sri Lanka invites you to slow down, reconnect, and discover a world that feels both ancient and refreshingly alive. In Sri Lanka, you’re never truly alone – and that’s what makes the journey so special. Why You Will Fall in Love with Sri Lanka A journey made for solo travellers - Sri Lanka is one of those rare destinations that feels effortless to explore on your own. It’s safe, welcoming and perfectly paced — ideal for solo travellers who want depth, variety and connection without stress. Big experiences, beautifully balanced - From ancient rock fortresses and sacred temples to misty tea hills, wildlife safaris and golden beaches, every stop flows naturally into the next. You experience a lot, but never feel rushed. Social, but never forced - Shared experiences create easy conversations and genuine friendships, with plenty of personal space and the comfort of your own room throughout. It’s the perfect balance of independence and community. A place that stays with you - Warm locals, unforgettable scenery, rich culture and incredible food all come together to create a journey that lingers long after you’re home. Sri Lanka isn’t just a holiday - it’s a solo adventure that reminds you why travelling alone can be the best way to travel.   read more read less

Malta Step back in time on the beautiful Island of Malta, where historic cultural influences of rulers including the Romans, The Moors, The Knights of Saint John, the French and The British are evident in every town and city you visit. A small group of islands in the central Mediterranean, south of Sicilly, Malta has played an important role in the development of the region, providing host to the emerging European powers and ancient cultures of Africa and the Middle East. The capital city of Valletta, nicknamed 'Proudest', is indeed a proud and imposing city, with it's walled fortifications and Grand Harbour dating back to the 1500's when founded by French nobleman Jean De Valletta. Valletta was deservedly honoured as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1980. A visit to Gozo is a must when visiting Malta, a small island in the North West Gozo is rich in history and is diverse in it's character with both ancient and modern influences running through it's DNA. Gozo boasts many beautiful churches, beaches, island coves and wonderful restaurants serving the fresh daily catch and is considered to be one of the best diving destinations in the Mediterranean due to it's vast array of sea life and crystal clear azure waters. Our Resort – Sliema Sliema is one of Malta’s most popular coastal resorts, perfect for solo travellers looking to unwind and explore. With a stunning seafront promenade, charming cafés, and boutique shops, it offers a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere. Swim in crystal-clear waters, take a harbour cruise, or hop across to historic Valletta by ferry. Sliema is safe, walkable, and ideal for mingling with fellow travellers. At night, enjoy lively bars and waterfront dining with breathtaking views. Its central location makes it easy to explore the island’s highlights while enjoying modern comforts in a laid-back setting—an ideal base for your Malta singles holiday. read more read less

The weather is the number one reason many people flock to Tenerife's shores, to enjoy virtually guaranteed wall-to-wall sunshine all year, perfect for when you're wanting to escape the cold, dark and wet winter months. As the largest of the Canary Islands, with so much to explore, its vivacious nightlife, jaw dropping dive sites and scenic beaches provide the perfect backdrop for a singles holiday getaway. However there’s more to Tenerife than just the above, step inland away from its coastline and you’ll find tropical plantations, staggering national parks, volcanoes  and traditional Spanish villages waiting for you to discover. No visit to Tenerife is complete without a trip to Mount Teide, the third largest volcano in the world, surrounded by lunascapes and moonscapes, you’ll feel like you're on a movie set or you’ve just set foot on the moon! Our Resort - Playa de las Américas The Solo Traveller’s Playground in Tenerife Dreaming of sun-soaked days, vibrant nights, and the freedom to do exactly what you want, when you want? Playa de las Américas is calling. This lively Tenerife hotspot is made for solo travellers who crave a mix of beachside relaxation, thrilling activities, and a social buzz that never fades. By day, unwind on golden sands or dive into the Atlantic; by night, sip cocktails under palm trees or dance your cares away. Whether you’re recharging, exploring, or just enjoying your own space, Playa de las Américas offers the perfect solo escape—safe, sunny, and full of life’s simple pleasures. read more read less

Sunshine, Culture & Coastline for Solo Travellers Looking for that perfect blend of sun, sea and Spanish charm? Welcome to Costa Blanca—where solo travel turns into a social, stress-free escape. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, this coastline gem stretches from Denia to Torrevieja, offering golden beaches, palm-lined promenades, and scenic old towns. Whether you’re sipping coffee in Altea, exploring the castle at Guadalest, or soaking up rays in Benidorm, Costa Blanca delivers on every level. It's ideal for solo travellers who want a mix of relaxation, adventure and great company. You'll find welcoming locals, group-friendly excursions, and plenty of opportunities to mingle with other like-minded guests. Costa Blanca isn't just a destination—it’s a lifestyle. And with direct flights from the UK and easy airport transfers, it’s never been easier to join a group holiday where you arrive solo but never feel alone. Our Resort - Benidorm Benidorm is the ultimate solo travel hotspot on Spain’s Costa Blanca, where golden beaches meet buzzing nightlife and a warm, sociable vibe. Famous for its palm-fringed promenades, old town charm, and endless sunshine, it’s a place where solo travellers instantly feel at home. By day, relax on Levante Beach, shop local markets, or take in stunning coastal views from the Sierra Helada. By night, the town lights up with live shows, music bars, and friendly social spots. Whether you’re after relaxation or adventure, Benidorm offers the perfect mix of fun, freedom, and friendly faces—all in one unbeatable seaside setting. The GoSingles Advantage Friendly host on hand for support & group activities Meet like-minded solo travellers – arrive solo, leave with new friends Zero stress – just sun, smiles, and shared adventures read more read less

Cuba is a destination like no other - once a forbidden fruit, it’s now ripe for travel and proving to be a popular tourist destination. Nestled in the Caribbean, Cuba is a unique place, where its time-stood-still heritage from a by-gone era, and Castro-rule has been captured for all to see. The islands weather and tropical beaches will warmly welcome you, whilst its citizens will go out of their way to immerse you in hospitably, making your stay every bit as good as you imagined. Escape the every day, with an island that has something for everyone! Havana is the embodiment of a former Cuba, its crumbling brightly painted buildings will transport you back in time, whilst its lively bars and streets filled with colourful classic cars will render you speechless. Looking to escape the hustle and bustle, find your idea of heaven and step foot on some of the Caribbean’s whitest sandy beaches.  Alternatively take a cruise around the island, stopping off at key points to take in all that Cuba has to offer. Our Resort – Havana, a cultural paradise Providing a snapshot of days gone by. Havana is a city of beauty and charm, oozing with soul and charisma. It’s crumbling buildings seep awe-inspiring architecture, whilst providing a glimpse into a port city from Spanish colonial times. You won’t tread far without a 1950’s polished automobile passing you by, or the sounds of jazz and Cuban music luring you into a nearby bar where you’ll see first hand a Cuban salsa, perhaps whilst being served Hemmingway’s favourite drink, a cooling daiquiri. With so much culture and history on offer Havana won’t disappoint! Our Resort – Varadero, a relaxing haven You may feel like you’ve entered heaven when you arrive at Varadero – it’s beach, an uninterrupted 20km stretch of white sand and aqua clear water is without a doubt one of the Caribbean's best! Café bars and local restaurants fringe the shoreline, ready and waiting to hydrate and refuel you with its local delights and rum cocktails, not to mention salsa dancing and entertainment that will take you past sunset! Fancy a spot of diving or snorkelling, the clear waters house some perfect conditions for you to try your hand or return to a much loved hobby!  read more read less

CAPE VERDE: A Unique Island Escape for Singles Holidays Set in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the coast of West Africa, Cape Verde is a breathtaking archipelago of ten volcanic islands, each offering a distinct landscape and experience. From golden beaches and dramatic cliffs to lush valleys and lively towns, this diverse destination is perfect for singles holidays, whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or culture. With a warm climate and mostly dry weather, Cape Verde is an ideal year-round getaway, boasting over 350 days of sunshine. Until 1976, the islands were a Portuguese colony, and today, the cultural influences of Portugal and Africa blend beautifully in the music, food, and traditions. The official language is Portuguese, but a local Creole dialect adds to the islands’ rich identity. The Cape Verdeans are known for their warm hospitality, ensuring that solo travellers feel welcomed from the moment they arrive. Enjoy local morna music, fresh seafood, and breathtaking sunsets while discovering the islands at your own pace. Whether you’re exploring the lively streets of Santiago, unwinding on Sal’s pristine beaches, or hiking the rugged landscapes of Santo Antão, Cape Verde offers an unforgettable singles holiday experience.   SAL ISLAND The charming island of Sal is an amazing destination with miles of golden sands and warm turquoise waters it is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Sal is Portuguese for salt; the island has a long history with salt mining although not as big as it was, and these days is main tourist attractions.  The island feels unspoilt by tourism making it a desirable destination.  The islanders work together with the environment and safeguard the loggerhead turtles famous on the island. Santa Maria sandy beach stretches as far as the eye can see, a spot of sunbathing and enjoy watching the surfers ride the waves as they crash on the shore. Dotted along parts are the beach are bars restaurants and adventure sports. Join in or just be a spectator your days on the beach will chilled. There is a small pier on the beach where the local fishermen bring their daily catch, See the huge tuna and colourful unusual fish and other exotic creatures being cleaned and prepared for many of the local restaurants and hotels. The town centre of Santa Maria is close to the beach and is generally quiet during the day. In the evening small towns nightlife has a varied choice of venues with traditional live music, dancing and cocktail bars.     read more read less

Sharm El Sheikh is where desert landscapes meet the warm, crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea - and it’s a dream destination for solo travellers. Set at the tip of Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, Sharm delivers golden beaches, calm seas and some of the best coral reefs in the world. Whether you’re diving, snorkelling or simply soaking up the sunshine, it’s effortless, feel-good travel. With over 250 coral reefs, this is one of the planet’s top underwater playgrounds, filled with colourful fish, sea turtles and coral gardens. On land, you’ll find soft sandy beaches, relaxed promenades and lively local markets - ideal for easy-going days with your social travel group. As evening falls, Sharm comes alive with beachfront bars, live music and laid-back nightlife that’s social without being overwhelming. No awkward solo moments here — just great company, warm nights and shared experiences from day one. Our Resort - Nabq Bay Nabq Bay is one of Sharm El Sheikh’s most chilled and scenic coastal spots, known for its golden beaches, calm waters and sweeping Red Sea views. It’s a protected area packed with coral reefs, marine life and wide-open space — perfect for swimming, snorkelling and sunset lovers. The vibe here is peaceful but still close to cafés, beach clubs and local attractions, giving travellers the best of both worlds. With a backdrop of desert mountains and warm breezes, Nabq Bay feels effortlessly relaxing. It’s the ideal base for Cleopatra Luxury Resort guests who want beauty, comfort and easy access to the sea. read more read less

A place like no other, step away from the hustle and bustle of India and take yourself to a tranquil State boasting an intricate coastline of the Lakshadweep Sea and further inland lagoons and rivers of the Western Ghats. Kerala is fondly known as the jewel of India and a firm favourite amongst our solo travellers, owing to its sheer natural beauty and a haven to escape the norms of day-to-day life. Its architectural designs and ancient structures hold a deep mythology whilst the setting, surrounded by palm trees, luscious greenery, quiet waters and captivating wildlife besiege you in tranquillity. The best way to be captivated by Kerala is by houseboat, as you pass through one of its many intricate winding backwaters, exploring authentic fishing villages and habitual life on the waters edge. Kerala is every food-lover's paradise. Kerala cuisine known for its rich and generous use of coconut and rice offers a multitude of dishes for your taste buds to explore, from fish curries to vegetarian dishes, they are bursting with flavour and not to be missed.  read more read less

Singles Holiday to Paphos whisk you back to ancient Greece with temples and colourful mosaics – then the lively nightlife brings you right into the 21st century. An old-meets-new resort According to myth, when Aphrodite rose from the sea she landed at Paphos. Fast-forward a few thousand years, and the old town is straight-up traditional Cyprus, with cobbled streets and shaded pavement cafés. Downhill, meanwhile, there’s a modern harbour packed with bars and restaurants. But the spirit of Aphrodite lives on in the age-old temples and crumbling ruins that are still here to explore. Blue Flag beach The bijou beach here only stretches for around 150 metres, but it’s right in the town centre, so it’s really handy. It’s split into two parts – a sandy part and a wooden, decked area behind it – and both have got plenty of sunloungers. There are a couple of beach bars, but most of the stretch is backed by craggy rocks and overlooked by a Medieval castle. Temples and tombs The town’s history stretches back to Neolithic times, so there’s a mixed heritage here. A must-see is UNESCO’s Tomb of the Kings – these Egyptian catacombs are carved out of solid rock. There’s also the famous House of Dionysos for spectacular Greek mosaics. And up on the hill, the rugged columns of the Temple of Aphrodite frame sweeping sea views. Easy daytripping Talking of Aphrodite, you can see her old baths at Polis, about 40 minutes away. There’s a really good walking trail that starts from here, too. Alternatively, a 90-minute drive gets you to the village of Khirokhitia. The houses here look like little ceramic pots – they date from the Neolithic period, and were home to the earliest known civilisation on Cyprus. Paphos is an ideal choice for a fun and lively holiday.. There’s so much more to paphos though and combined with the fabulous beaches, historical sites and sunshine it’s the perfect destination for single travellers. read more read less