The way we women feel and the challenges we face while traveling differ significantly from a male perspective. We experience places through a unique lens that only we understand. The “female perspective” is at the heart of everything we create, whether it’s women-only group travel experiences, content, events, or online gatherings. We consistently seek a 100% female viewpoint and value insights from local women. This approach allows other women to relate and feel encouraged to explore the world in a welcoming environment filled with exchanges and new experiences.
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Testimonials: Women travelers
Testimonials: Women travelers
“Traveling alone for me is an infinity of possibilities, experiencing this freedom is the most incredible opportunity life can give you!”
Karol de Souza traveled alone to Índia in 2017
Testimonials: Women travelers
“The fact that you’re traveling alone is always a very special experience, to be with yourself. I think solitude is a very important thing these days. It’s essential to learn to fall in love with ourselves so that we can live any kind of relationship and be whole.”
Lara D’Avila traveled alone to Bahia in 2021
Testimonials: Women travelers
“I’m curious about the world, about people, about places… my mother always told me that I love to come up with unnecessary ideas , but in reality I’m thirsty for the new. And it’s on my travels that I live all this experience and fill my luggage with life. Or my life’s luggage…”
Maria Montoro traveled alone in 2010 and hasn't stopped since
Testimonials: Women travelers
“The Islamic concept of ‘haya’, which translates broadly as modesty , refers above all to how you behave. This concept is especially applicable when it comes to women, and this is not necessarily related to oppression, but has to do with maintaining a good ‘public image’. We often hear of tourists in Islamic countries getting into trouble for behavior that would be widely accepted in most places in the Western world.”
Thais Nogara traveled to Jordânia in 2019
