How it works
Your trip. Your pace.
A little more company.
From a first hello to a shared afternoon, here’s how to find people to explore with — without handing over your whole itinerary.
01 / Be yourself
Start with you.
Not a perfect itinerary.
Share a little about yourself: the things you enjoy, your travel style and where you’re curious to go. A thoughtful profile gives someone an easy way to say hello.
Still dreaming? That counts. Share only the plans and details you feel comfortable making public.
02 / Find a connection
Same direction.
Your kind of detour.
Explore travel notes, discover fellow travelers and look for a small meetup that feels like your thing. Start a conversation around a shared interest, not just a shared destination.
03 / Make a little plan
Take it offline.
Keep it on your terms.
Agree a public meeting place, a time and a plan you’re both comfortable with. Ask about costs, the route and access details before you decide to join.
A coffee can stay a coffee. You can change your mind, head off early or take the afternoon for yourself.
A little preparation.
More peace of mind.
- Meet in a busy public place and arrange your own way home.
- Tell someone you trust where you’re going.
- Keep exact accommodation details and private information to yourself.
A friendly profile is not a safety guarantee. Traveler-led meetups are not packaged tours.
A few things
you might wonder.
More answers in the Help centre Can I join without a trip planned?
Yes. Start with the community, read travel notes and get a feel for what inspires you. You can share plans when you’re ready.
Is this a group tour?
No. SoloTrips helps travelers connect. You choose who to meet and make your own arrangements; check any host or provider’s details before committing.
What if I’m nervous about saying hello?
That’s normal. Start with a shared interest from their profile, keep the first chat short and only meet once it feels right — there’s no pressure to say yes.
