The Best Solo Trips To Take In Your 30s

Join singles travel groups in your 30s and discover the world with these young traveller Culture Trips.

You’ve had your under-30 experiences – the city breaks to Rome and Paris, the week of backpacking around Costa Rica – but now it’s time for you to explore a different part of the world. The beauty of joining singles travel groups in your 30s is that you can still live it up without going full-blown YOLO. Down sake in Japan but still have the energy for an early-morning wake-up. Indulge in life’s finer things in Sicily without fear of running out of budget. These fantastic adventures, bookable with Culture Trip, are ideal for young travellers in their 30s.

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View from a flowery field as the Shinkansen (Bullet Train) zooms past Mount Fuji in the Japanese countryside

Embark on the trips of a lifetime in Japan

This is the one you’d been dreaming of throughout your twenties but the budget was too tight and the time was never right. Well, our Rail Trip across the many cities and incredible rural treats of Japan is worth the wait. Using the country’s iconic Bullet Train network you’ll whizz from Osaka to Hiroshima, Kyoto, Hakone and Tokyo, taking detours along the way to visit luscious islands, mountains lakes and beautiful bamboo forests. This is real immersion, so you’ll get cooking classes, visit old folk villages and stay in unique accommodations, learning fascinating cultural insights along the way with our Local Insider. That’s the way to make sure your dream holiday lives up to expectations.

From US$4045

Next available from 2nd Sep 2024

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Trip highlights and details

STARTS AT

Osaka, Japan

ENDS AT

Tokyo, Japan

DURATION

12

GROUP SIZE

16

PHYSICAL RATING

Moderate

STYLE

Discovery

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Trinity Gergeti Church, Kazbegi, Georgia

Discover something totally new in Georgia

You may have reached your 30s thinking your bucket list is done. Your must-visits have become travel memories. You’ve ran out of ideas, out of inspiration for your next big trip. Well, have we got the country for you. Georgia, nestled high in the Caucasus Mountains on the Eurasian border, is one of the most underrated destinations in either continent. Its unique blend of rich cultural heritage, jaw-dropping natural landscapes and excellent culinary tradition is unrivalled. Our nine-day trip features all three. You’ll visit a Unesco-listed fort city, a local farmer’s market and Tbilisi’s ancient sulphur baths. On the physical front you’ll trek through the luscious hills of Lagodekhi National Park and hike up to Gergeti Trinity Church, high up in the Caucasus. All of that hard work will be rewarded with authentic lunches, a bread-making experience, a cooking class with a local chef and a wine tasting like no other. Trust us, this is the one that makes you fall back in love with travel.

From US$1287

Next available from 18th May 2024

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Trip highlights and details

STARTS AT

Tbilisi, Georgia

ENDS AT

Tbilisi, Georgia

DURATION

9

GROUP SIZE

16

PHYSICAL RATING

Moderate

STYLE

Discovery

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