On an Albatross tour, we usually have 4 or 5 solo travellers on average on each departure, so you probably won’t be the only person on your tour travelling on your own. Since all your fellow travellers are friendly, easy-going and from a similar culture (mostly from Australia and New Zealand), it’s easy to make new friends. Knowing that most of the tour group will be Aussies definitely helps people feel more comfortable when travelling by themselves. 

When you’re planning to travel independently, there’s an intimidating number of tasks to complete, such as organising transport from stop to stop, booking accommodation and planning your itinerary. If you’re departing alone, this can all seem even more overwhelming!

With Albatross Tours, this is all taken care of for you. Plus, your tour manager is an invaluable resource when it comes to recommending where to go and where to eat. This is especially helpful when you’re travelling by yourself because you don’t have someone else to help you make these decisions! And because Albatross tours are so inclusive, more than half the dinners are included, with usually the first night on tour dinner included giving you time to make friends to dine with.