Solo Trip
Romance isn’t dead. Booking your own Solo
Sure, you’ve travelled together before. But this time it’s different.
Your luxury Solo should be a fully-charged celebration of your lives together, and your first big trip after the big ‘I do.’ But because couples come in different shapes, sizes, ages, and varieties, the journey you’re about to embark on should reflect who you really are, and not what a catalogue tells you to be. It can feel like a lot of pressure. After all, making sure that every detail is perfect – after all the stresses and strains of organising your wedding – can cause even more stress. So whether you already have an idea of where you want to go, or you can’t agree whose side of the bed is whose, then our luxury honeymoon planners are on hand to help.
So let us deal with the drama and the details. Keep scrolling, get inspired, and we’ll propose the perfect honeymoon package for you.
OUR FAVOURITE LUXURY HOLIDAYS FOR SOLO
Your solo holiday should be as unique as you are. Use this selection of our most popular trips to spark some ideas and get in touch to plan something that's truly yours.
Leh Ladakh
Explore Leh Ladakh’s high-altitude Himalayan wilderness on a luxury journey in search of elusive snow leopards, desert plateaus and pristine glacial lakes.
Assam & Meghalaya
Discover Northeast India, from Assam’s lush tea gardens and one-horned rhinos to Meghalaya’s misty hills, cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear rivers, and iconic living root bridges.
Sikkim & Darjeeling
Discover the Eastern Himalayas, from Darjeeling’s iconic tea estates to Sikkim’s serene monasteries, alpine lakes, and breathtaking views of Mount Kangchenjunga.
Oman
Explore Oman’s historic Arabian coastal cities, where ancient forts.
Tamil Nadu
Explore Tamil Nadu’s ancient temples, misty hill stations, colonial charm, and vibrant cultural heritage.
Rwanda
Rwanda offers rare mountain gorilla encounters amidst misty volcanic slopes, ancient rainforests, and serene lake shores.
Arunachal Pradesh
Explore Arunachal Pradesh’s pristine Himalayas, ancient monasteries, lush valleys, and vibrant tribal heritage.
Peru
Explore Peru’s iconic Machu Picchu, ancient Inca heritage, majestic Andes, and lush Amazon rainforest.
UP Varanasi & Ayodhya
Varanasi and Ayodhya form the spiritual heartland of Uttar Pradesh, bridging millennia of sacred Hindu traditions along the fertile plains of northern India. Varanasi, one of the world’s oldest continually inhabited cities, centers on the sacred Ganges River, defined by ancient stone ghats, the revered Kashi Vishwanath Corridor, and mesmerizing evening Ganga Aarti ceremonies. Just a short journey away along the Sayu River, Ayodhya stands as the historic birthplace of Lord Rama, home to the grand Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir, ancient temples, and tranquil riverfront ghats. Together, these iconic destinations offer a profound journey through living faith, classical rituals, and deep cultural heritage.
Bhutan
Bhutan is a Himalayan kingdom defined by high-altitude valleys, protected forest cover, and a deeply preserved Buddhist culture. Nestled along the eastern edge of the Himalayas, the nation is known for its measured approach to tourism, prioritizing cultural conservation and environmental sustainability. From cliffside monasteries like Paro Taktsang and fortress-monasteries (dzongs) overlooking quiet river basins to pristine mountain trails and vibrant local festivals, Bhutan offers a serene, purposeful journey into a landscape shaped by tradition and mindfulness.
Gujarat
Gujarat is a western coastal state known for its rich trade history, architectural marvels, and starkly diverse landscapes. Home to the white salt desert of the Rann of Kutch, the sanctuary of the Asiatic lion in Gir, and ancient stepwells like Rani ki Vav, the region offers a distinct blend of natural wonders and heritage. Coupled with vibrant textiles, celebrated vegetarian cuisine, and a long coastline of historic port towns, Gujarat presents an authentic and grounded perspective on India’s cultural depth.
Tanzania
Tanzania is an East African destination defined by vast wilderness, iconic landforms, and remarkable natural diversity. Home to the vast savanna plains of the Serengeti, the wildlife-dense Ngorongoro Crater, and the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro, the country offers unrivaled opportunities for exploration. Beyond its famous national parks, Tanzania’s coastline leads to best places to visit in January the spice-scented island of Zanzibar, blending white sand beaches with centuries of Swahili heritage and coastal tradition.
Looking for a certain type of solo?
Already have an idea of what you want to do? Broken down by month and destination, the following solo guides are shaped around specific passions and desires.