Do You Travel Alone?

   Abroad - no. On an organized trip by a company - no. But I travel alone often. In fact, last year was my first sea with a partner, but we broke up after him. :-D For organized trips I am prejudiced that I will not be cool, because most people go with company and you MUST push yourself into one to feel comfortable. And I'm not resourceful in communicating with people and I'm just going to think I'm alone and depressed all the time. But I know from my friend that on such trips there are regularly 1-2 loners, who either lean on a company, or form a group of solo travelers, if there are two. If you are communicative, you will probably find someone to chat with during your stay abroad.

   It happened to me once. Yes, it's a little naughty the first day, but then, if you're on an organized trip, there's no way you can't talk to someone in the group and then walk around with him or her. Plus, you can always ask a friend to come with you. It is not said to go on a trip only with your girlfriend.

   I love to travel, I haven't walked alone, I'm not very contactable. Otherwise, I'm considering going somewhere for a day or two.

   You are still young - grit your teeth and drive. Do not waste time. When you turn 30, then you will feel sorry if you are still alone.

   I'm going with my best friend, even in 2 days we will go to Paris. But I would also like to go somewhere alone to be alone. I have another friend who also goes on trips alone. Being alone should not stop you from getting to know other cultures and seeing new places. Anyway, for the moment you are alone, it is better to be alone in Italy (for example) than at home. You will diversify your life and when you return there will be something to tell. If you have a nice camera, pretend to be a photographer, and you're so uncomfortable. You don't realize how lucky you are ... G27

   Hello, I often travel alone, mostly in Bulgaria, because in general I do not like abroad. I have been traveling alone since I was 15, even without my parents always knowing, so as not to worry. I went for 1 day alone to a city 60-70 or 170 km from my hometown and came home with the last transport. Sometimes I saw friends from the other cities in question, but often I was alone. For the trip itself I was always alone, listening to music, it's extra. At the age of 18 I went to the sea alone, I had a girlfriend there, but we were only with her during the day, in the evening I was alone and sometimes I walked in the city or sat at the hotel and watching something on my laptop or eating. It was an extra for me. One night I went for a walk with a boy from there until late and I came home again. I made a trip from Varna to Ruse, I saw a friend from there, we went to a restaurant and a disco afterwards, after which I returned to Varna for a few more days and returned to my hometown. If it's specifically about Abroad - these days I went to Vienna to see one of my favorite rock bands. I went by plane, before that I had studied in advance where the hall was, how to get on the subway in Vienna and so on. The plane was transferred from Cyprus, I had no problem with the airports, then with the subway, I found the hall, I know English and when I didn't understand something I asked, a lot of people knew at least a little language. The concert was unique, I walked around the city and in the evening at 1 and something was my bus to Bulgaria. My only problem was that the bus was 6 hours late because it was coming from Germany and there were no staff at the station and I even thought I missed it, but I got better, I sat around the station at night, it was constantly people waiting for buses and eventually mine came too. Personally, I have no problem traveling alone, it's okay that I'm 21, I've come across various perverts on the night trains, but I didn't panic, and tactfully got out in another car straight and so on. I just know what I can and can't do. In my city I regularly walk alone, not only with company. In order to get used to yourself, first try to go for walks alone and when you get used to it, you can do something else. One of the best things is to be able to enjoy your own company! Saturn I just know what I can and can't do. In my city I regularly walk alone, not only with company. In order to get used to yourself, first try to go for walks alone and when you get used to it, you can do something else. One of the best things is to be able to enjoy your own company! Saturn I just know what I can and can't do. In my city I regularly walk alone, not only with company. In order to get used to yourself, first try to go for walks alone and when you get used to it, you can do something else. One of the best things is to be able to enjoy your own company! Saturn

   No, I'm not, but honestly I've always wanted to try. Most of my acquaintances look at such "loners" with a slight prejudice, they are almost strange to them, but it seems very liberating to me - you do not comply with anyone, you do what you like, you go to places you really want, and not by obligation. After all, there are a few days that you dedicate only to yourself. I decided this year to try and see. Personally, I don't need to talk to anyone all the time, although if a cool person (or cool people) is found among the travelers, I won't mind spending some time together. I don't think he thinks that much, like a destination and go. I'm sure you won't regret it. :)

   Many people travel alone, you are company. Sitting at home, what?

   I've never been, but I know an awful lot of people who do ... and I wonder, but in this case, I'm weird. Last week, a 22-year-old friend of mine went to Spain to walk the Camino ... alone. That same time, another friend of mine finished it last month, again all by herself ... saying she had found trouble on the way. Another colleague of mine left his job and went to Thailand all by himself and has been there for 4 months. A fourth friend of mine stayed in India alone, traveling ... for a whole year. People do it, dude ... don't doubt it. It's not weird or bad. As long as it's okay with you and you're really comfortable.

   Not yet, but I want to go on an organized trip alone, to rest a little with my family.

   I live abroad and have traveled alone in Europe. In Bulgaria I usually travel with a company because I go with relatives, but otherwise I don't mind traveling alone. It's great, you don't comply with anyone, you go where you want, you go out and go home when you want. Only for the photos it's a bit naughty because you have to ask other people, but the rest is ok. In general, if you are a person who loves your own company and has no problem going to an event alone, there is no reason for you to be bored or lonely. But there are people who prefer to be in company, due to character.

   I travel alone all the time :) In this way a person rediscovers himself. But this way of wandering is not for everyone. If you feel that you want to clear your mind, you will like to visit a new place alone.

   I traveled alone on business, but I also toured cities and sightseeing. Not bad, you consider only yourself, look around and go where you are interested, when you get tired - you rest. Especially on an organized trip it is even easier, you will always meet someone from the group