For people who travel on their own terms
Most travel is built for two. We find the tours, tables and rooms that suit one person, show the real price for one, and tell you why each made the list.
The United States, Canada and Mexico, one region at a time.
The Solo Fit standard
Tours sell a single seat, restaurants take a table for one, and hotels show a rate for one guest. The price we show is what one person pays.
Tours have a live guide the whole way. Restaurants have bar, counter or small-table seating. Hotels have someone there when you arrive.
Tours take sixteen guests or fewer. Hotels are a short walk from the sights and have a shared space to sit.
Rated 4.5 or higher across 25 or more reviews on a named source, such as Google or Tripadvisor.
Every listing also shows its Solo Fit facts, dated, with anything we don't know marked as unknown. All tour, restaurant, and lodging profiles are researched and curated by hand. No business can pay to be listed in our directories.
Show me the full standardTours for company, tables for one and rooms priced for one guest, all checked against the same Solo Fit standard.
A table for one or a seat at the bar, with prices from the current menu.
Show me where to eatA rate for one guest, someone there when you arrive and a place to sit outside your room.
Show me where to stayEscorted and small group trips of two days or more, with the room question answered.
Show me multi-day tripsPlain advice for planning a trip on your own, from the single supplement to choosing a tour.
Open any trip to see what one traveler pays, taken from the operator's own booking page.
This page contains affiliate links. If you book through them, That Solo Traveler earns a commission at no extra cost to you. That Solo Traveler is owned by BeaconPoint. Listings labeled Partner are businesses that work with BeaconPoint, and they meet the same Solo Fit standard as every other listing.
