Women's small group journeys
Small groups. Deep access. The kind of friendships that start over a shared meal in a city you've never been to before.
What makes these journeys different
These journeys are built for women who want to go deeper — into a culture, into a conversation, into themselves. Not a bus tour. Not a solo trip. Something in between: a small group of curious, like-minded women exploring a place the way it deserves to be explored.
We keep groups to ten women or fewer. That's intentional. Small enough that you're not anonymous. Small enough that the local guide can take you somewhere a larger group could never go. Small enough that the dinner table feels like a dinner party.
You arrive as strangers. You leave as the kind of friends who already know which city you're going to next.
Why women choose us
Every detail — accommodations, transfers, guides — is vetted with women traveling alone in mind. You'll never feel like an afterthought. You'll feel like the whole point.
The women who join these trips are curious, warm, and done with small talk. By day three, you're sharing stories you haven't told anyone. By the last night, you're already planning the next trip.
We go where the music lives, where the food is made by hand, where the art is still being created. You'll meet the people who make a place what it is — not just look at what they've left behind.
Where we're going
Each journey is limited to ten women. When a trip is full, it's full.
"Marrakech's medina in the morning. Lisbon's fado in the evening. Two cities that get under your skin."
We begin in Marrakech — the spice market, the rooftop sunsets, the hammam that leaves you feeling like a different person. Then we cross to Lisbon, where the fado is mournful and beautiful and the pastéis de nata are still warm.
Highlights include
Riad stay, souk exploration with local guide, fado evening, Sintra day trip
"The beauty and diversity of each of the lakes is unforgettable."
Visit five lakes in northern Italy. Starting with Lake Orta in the west — a small lake with the town of Orta San Giulio — then Lake Maggiore, the most exotic of the group with its Borromean Islands, next Lake Lugano straddling the border between Switzerland and Italy, Lake Como, the "Y" shaped lake with scenic towns like Bellagio and Varenna, to end at Lake Garda, the largest lake.
Highlights include
Tour the famous tiered Italian gardens, explore the island of Comacina, visit the historical center of Gargnano, see the lemon groves in Limone del Garda.
"Athens for the history. Naxos for the quiet. Santorini for the moment you stop taking photos and just look."
We start in Athens — not the tourist Athens, but the neighborhood Athens, where the coffee is strong and the conversations go long. Then the islands: Naxos for its quiet villages and local cheese, Santorini for the light that painters have been chasing for centuries.
Highlights include
Acropolis at dusk, island-hopping by ferry, cooking class with local family, wine tasting
From the women who've been
I've traveled alone before. This was different. Eight women, Morocco, ten days. I made friends I still text every week.
I was nervous about traveling with strangers. By the second night in Stresa, we were sharing things we'd never told anyone. The enchanting isles and villas on the lake followed by dinner in the garden brought us together.
Ann knew exactly what we needed before we did. The cooking class in Athens, the quiet morning at the Acropolis — those weren't on any list I would have made for myself. They were the best parts.
Never more than ten women. Usually eight. Small enough that you're not lost in a crowd. Small enough that the guide can take you somewhere a larger group never could.
Not at all. Some women come solo, some come with a friend. Both work beautifully. The group becomes its own thing within a day or two.
Unhurried. We build in time to wander, to sit, to go back to the place you loved on day two. This isn't a race through a checklist. It's a chance to actually be somewhere.
Ready to go?
Spots fill quickly — these groups stay small on purpose. Reach out and we'll tell you what's available, what's coming, and what we'd build just for you.