These are the top destinations for solo travelers on a budget.
With that in mind, its no wonder why solo travel has become increasingly popular.
But dont just take it from us.
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From there, we narrowed down our top picks based on expert insight and research.
On the flip side, she says, “Dont over-plan!
You want to leave room for spontaneity.
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She also advises saving a few locations on your phone ahead of time.
That way, she says, If you ever lose Wi-Fi or service, you know how to navigate.
However, thats not to say the urban oasis isnt worth visiting at other times of year.
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Free attractions, including theBosque de Chapultepecand thePalacio Nacional, also abound.
Best of all: You dont need a passport to visit.
Plus, It’s relatively easy (and cheap!)
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to get to, and once you’re there, it’s easy to navigate the different neighborhoods.
The isle is also home to the 1732Mikve-Israel-Emanuel Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the Americas.
Visitors can embark on a self-guided street art tour of the city, which is teeming with colorful murals.
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A meal and a cocktail atCast Away Beach Bar Restaurantat Playa Kalki is also a must.
Plus, Curacao is considered one of the mostLGBTQ+-friendly Caribbean vacation destinations.
For one, travelers can take their pick of pristine (and free!)
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TheQueen’s Staircaseis located within the Fort Fincastle Historic Complex, which dates back to the late 18th century.
Fly there viaIcelandairorPLAY, both of which offer low-cost flight options from many U.S. cities.
you could be on the beach reading a book within 30 minutes of landing!
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Consider visiting in the summer or early fall, which coincides with the islands low season.
Cheaper flights, lower rates on lodging, and fewer crowds.
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