Solo Travel in Europe Holidays

We're big fans of solo travel and even bigger fans of solo travel in Europe. With no travelling companions to cater to, you're free to spread your travel wings and craft a holiday entirely for yourself whether you're after a speedy city break, a leisurely road trip or an eco-adventure.

Solo Travel in Europe holiday ideas

A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started

  • One Country France – Normandy – Honfleur - Port-en-Bessin – Brittany – Cancale

    Oysters, Ocean Views and Old Towns - A Normandy and Brittany Road Trip

    Embark on a week-long road trip from Normandy to Brittany, discovering windswept beaches, soaking up local history and savouring coastal cuisine

    7 days, from £1700 to £2500

  • One Country Croatia – Split – Dubrovnik

    Split and Dubrovnik - A Big Short Break in Croatia

    Journey between the Dalmatian Coast’s big hitters on this five-day escape to Split and Dubrovnik

    5 days, from £1900 to £2450

  • One Country Italy – The Dolomites – Venice – Puglia

    An Italian Mountain, City & Beach Break - Summer in the Dolomites, Venice and Puglia

    Spend 11 days exploring the best of Italy’s varied landscapes: the Dolomites, Venice and Puglia

    11 days, from £4400 to £7050

Solo Travel in Europe Guide

Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday

If you're flying solo for the first time, a solo city break is just the thing and Europe isn't short of options. To satisfy your cultural cravings, make a beeline for one of the continent's capitals where you'll find no shortage of excellent museums, galleries and restaurants. There's Gaudi's colourful creations in Barcelona, the world-famous Louvre museum in Paris and ancient architecture of Rome.

For a slower-paced solo holiday, opt for a European road trip. Discover beautiful beaches and historic cities while touring Normandy and Brittany, lap up the luxury on the Cote d'Azur - with pampering spa days and private cooking classes along the way - and hop between cool coastal cities while exploring Andalucia and Southern Portugal.

And if it's a spot of solo adventure you're after? Europe is home to some seriously epic nature from the fjords and glaciers in Iceland - where we can arrange sea kayaking, whale-watching and horse-riding - to the towering Dolomites range in Italy where you can ski in the winter and brave the heights of the Via Ferrata walkways in the summer.