23 year old woman thinking of travelling solo (for the first time) in July for about 2-3 weeks! Any recommendations? Looking for a place where I can adventure and relax. Thank you!

Thailand!

My first solo trip was a week in Montreal, then an overnight bus to NYC. Had the time of my life!!!

Canadian maritimes. It was great

I did Mexico and LA solo. both great anywhere you go you'll meet ppl!

London, England for a week for sure; then choose some European cities to visit from there.
I did Spain, France and England on my own when I was 19 and it was the best thing I ever did for myself!

London is awesome alone, so much to see but very pricey. East coast Canada is beautiful in July! Lots of festivals & friendliest people. Inbox me for more info, my fiancé is from Nova Scotia

I'm also from NS. It's wet in July. Better in August. But lots to see and do

Cape Breton ! Lots of hiking trails , waterfalls , swimming , live local entertainment . Best of all delicious seafood .

BALI

No finer place than Newfoundland and Labrador. Make Gross Moore and L'Anse aux Meadows a must stop. Friendliest people in Canada.

Bali, Indonesia! So much to see and do but lots of beach time too! Learn to surf, eat lobster on the beach....good times!

Jamaica

The South America - Peru ( including the Macchu Pichu), Bolivia , Brazil

Bali! I went along last year (I'm a little older) and it was PERFECT!!

I love Cuba, felt safe wherever I went people were super friendly and the beaches were awesome. Not as expensive as other places either

sorry - I meant alone!

San Diego

I did a contiki tour through Australia by myself for 4 weeks when I was 24. It had everything I wanted - adventure, relaxation and about 90% of the people were my age and single travelers. I met people that I'm still friends with, had the time of my life and learned a lot about myself in the process. It was the best trip I've ever been on

Hostels are a great way to do it cheap, young & on your own. Great hostel in Montreal (a block from the metro, clean & friendly). Hostel in NYC was also good, just a lot bigger (10-person dorm VS a 4-person dorm in Montreal) & in Spanish Harlem; loved it too.

Maui safe safe safe

I did London (UK) and area by myself and it was great. So much to see and do. I think London is a pretty low risk place to do as your first solo trip bc it's pretty low risk. Familiar, same language, safe to use public transit. It was my first solo trip and I loved it!

Contiki tour

Hi I've travelled the world...on my own!! Africa, Europe, Central America, South America...I met people that were helpful and still keep in touch. Love Hostels

Lots of tours through "beach travellers" or "life before work" for solo travellers to Asia

Vietnam Or Bali

Or Honduras

Join a tour group

Ireland!!!! I backpacked the UK for 2 months last year (I was 18) and spent 3 weeks in Ireland and LOVED it. The people are the best, so kind, warm and welcoming.

Greece is amazing if you like hiking or waking . Some great stuff to see the island of Corfu is reasonable you can rent places. On the beach . Fun night life . Beautiful turquoise water with caves to swim in all around great if you are set on one location . With a rail pass you can see so much of Europe. So friendly English not a problem.

Thailand go island hopping lots of Asian countries you can travel around like China Cambodia

Exodus Travels options for - hiking, cycling or overland tours worldwide. Nice

just got back from England..was there nine months.. the history is amazing.adventure and relaxing.1000 year old castles, robin hood, Scotland, Ireland.rent a car.stay away from the tourist brochures..cheaper then you think...air transat.. check it out!!! oh ya...lol the queens there as well...too cool. and they love Canadians...hate americans ....have fun..where ever you decide..x

I'd also recommend the UK if it's your first big trip. From there you can hop over the Paris, or really anywhere in Europe for a short stay. Also, $816 return to Osaka, Japan right now.