Hi there,
I’m looking for 1 or 2 people who’d like to hike in two regions of Quebec: the Laurentians and Gaspésie/Charlevoix/Saguenay.
I’ve got my flight tickets. I’m coming from France.
I’d love to hike in national parks and other trails. For accommodations: camping, simple lodging, or staying with locals. No big hotels.
We can split the two periods into shorter weeks, like Monday to Friday, if you’re only available for part of my stay.
A quick intro about me: I hike often throughout the year, I’m part of the CAF (French Alpine Club), which organizes hikes of all difficulty levels, with respect for nature and safety rules. I travel with trekking organizations. I’m pretty open-minded, enthusiastic, and I love sharing trails and experiences.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thanks.
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Hi everyone from QUEBEC, no other province, and country.
Winter trips, early Nov 2025 to end of March 2026.
The 3 countries mentioned above. No others.
Each has their own residence or co-rental. /// Solo, as a couple, or in a group.
J.M.
Winter trips, early Nov 2025 to end of March 2026.
The 3 countries mentioned above. No others.
Each has their own residence or co-rental. /// Solo, as a couple, or in a group.
J.M.
Hi there,
I’m looking to put together a group of 4 people to explore western and southern Iceland. The snow conditions in November (second half of the month) make access to the north and east tricky. Why November? The nighttime conditions (between 9 PM and 2 AM are ideal for spotting the northern lights), there’s still daylight (days run from about 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM—so we’ll need to start the day while it’s still dark), it’s not too cold (between 0 and 5 °C), and prices are more attractive than in late summer or during the December holidays.
I plan to use a provider to handle the logistics of the itinerary, which we’ll need to stick to (see details below). The provider charges 1345 € per person (price based on 2 people, but it’s better to have 4 to lower the cost per person since the vehicle rate is the same for 2, 3, or 4 people). We can tweak the itinerary a bit, but we all know that if we stray too far from the proposed offer, the price can quickly go up. Included:
7 nights in a guesthouse or hotel, twin or double room, shared facilities, and breakfast included. 7 days of rental for a 4-wheel-drive vehicle suited to the group size, unlimited mileage (fuel is on us), CDW insurance, and a second driver option. A road map and detailed itinerary A 24/7 French-speaking assistance service
Base itinerary proposed by the agency... It seems solid, given we’ll be there for 8 days (arrival and departure included). It’s possible to extend (by paying for extra accommodation) depending on your flight departure date. Day 1: Arrival in Iceland From the airport, the Blue Lagoon (optional) for a swim in its warm, turquoise, and milky waters. Then, the drive to Reykjavík, crossing the wild and lunar landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Explore the Icelandic capital, Reykjavík. Distance: 55 km. Meals: on your own. Accommodation: guesthouse in Reykjavík or the surrounding area.
Day 2: Exploring the west coast around Snæfellsjökull The west coast in the Snæfellsnes region. Cliffs, wild coastlines, and isolated farms in vast open spaces. Around the Snæfellsjökull volcano, the gateway to Jules Verne’s *Journey to the Center of the Earth*, you’ll discover the Djúpalónssandur reefs, the charming little port of Arnarstapi, nestled beneath the glacier, and the ports of the north coast, Grundarfjörður and Stykkishólmur. Distance: 260 km.
Day 3: Borgarfjörður, Reykholt & the Hraunfossar & Barnafoss waterfalls The lovely and unique Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, before visiting Reykholt, the historic home of Snorri Sturluson, a famous 13th-century writer, poet, and historian. Distance: 160 km. Day 4: The famous Golden Circle The three most famous sites in the country, forming the Golden Circle. First, the Þingvellir tectonic rift, where you can hike or even dive between the two tectonic plates in a stunning, vast lake. Geysir, to see its hot springs and the Strokkur geyser. Finally, the impressive Gullfoss waterfall. You can also relax in one of the hot springs in the area. Distance: 160 km. Day 5: The south coast: Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Dyrhólaey & Vík From the Golden Circle region, the route continues along the south coast. You can stop near two magnificent waterfalls: Seljalandsfoss, which you can walk behind, and Skógafoss. Head toward Vík, at the foot of Eyjafjallajökull, and the stunning cliffs of Dyrhólaey with its black sand beaches. Distance: 180 km. Day 6: Walk among the icebergs of Jökulsárlón & Vatnajökull Glacier Continuing on Route 1, Jökulsárlón will be your next stop, where you’ll see the glacial lagoon with icebergs breaking off from the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier. Skaftafell National Park, where you can take a walk, especially around the Svartifoss waterfall. As an option, you can visit a hidden ice cave beneath the glacier. Distance: 250 km. Day 7: Exploring the south coast & return to Reykjavík Return to Reykjavík. Stop in Vík or at the Skógar Folklore Museum, then pass through Hveragerði town center to see the fumaroles and solfataras before heading back to the capital in the late afternoon. Distance: 280 km.
Day 8: Departure from Reykjavík & return flight Take your flight from Keflavík International Airport. If you’d like to explore the capital further, an extra night in Reykjavík is totally doable. Distance: 55 km.
We’d need to lock in dates between November 20 and 30 (I can’t do earlier, and after that, the days get too short, temperatures drop, and prices go up). Ideally, 4 people from my area—I’m in Vendée, so people from neighboring departments in Pays de la Loire, southern Brittany, or northern Nouvelle-Aquitaine would work so we can meet up.
Contact me via PM if you’re *seriously* interested in joining. We’ll need to book soon to keep the option of tweaking the trip (within limits) and to reserve flights early to manage costs (Iceland isn’t cheap for flights or the trip itself) and stick to the travel dates.
Meeting beforehand is key—we’ll need to agree that we’ll be spending 7 days in the same vehicle and sharing a room with one other person, which requires some flexibility and respect for each other. It’s best if everyone’s a little active. You can do your own thing in terms of mobility, but it’s good to get out of the vehicle and walk a bit (more or less, depending on the person). I’m planning optional activities that might be possible, like: - Walking on a glacier - Visiting an ice cave - Winter diving in the Silfra fissure (if possible) - And of course, soaking in hot springs Everyone can decide based on their interests and budget, but we’ll need to be okay with others doing these activities while sharing the same vehicle—obviously, within the limits of the itinerary and timing tied to accommodations.
Pascal
I’m looking to put together a group of 4 people to explore western and southern Iceland. The snow conditions in November (second half of the month) make access to the north and east tricky. Why November? The nighttime conditions (between 9 PM and 2 AM are ideal for spotting the northern lights), there’s still daylight (days run from about 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM—so we’ll need to start the day while it’s still dark), it’s not too cold (between 0 and 5 °C), and prices are more attractive than in late summer or during the December holidays.
I plan to use a provider to handle the logistics of the itinerary, which we’ll need to stick to (see details below). The provider charges 1345 € per person (price based on 2 people, but it’s better to have 4 to lower the cost per person since the vehicle rate is the same for 2, 3, or 4 people). We can tweak the itinerary a bit, but we all know that if we stray too far from the proposed offer, the price can quickly go up. Included:
7 nights in a guesthouse or hotel, twin or double room, shared facilities, and breakfast included. 7 days of rental for a 4-wheel-drive vehicle suited to the group size, unlimited mileage (fuel is on us), CDW insurance, and a second driver option. A road map and detailed itinerary A 24/7 French-speaking assistance service
Base itinerary proposed by the agency... It seems solid, given we’ll be there for 8 days (arrival and departure included). It’s possible to extend (by paying for extra accommodation) depending on your flight departure date. Day 1: Arrival in Iceland From the airport, the Blue Lagoon (optional) for a swim in its warm, turquoise, and milky waters. Then, the drive to Reykjavík, crossing the wild and lunar landscapes of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Explore the Icelandic capital, Reykjavík. Distance: 55 km. Meals: on your own. Accommodation: guesthouse in Reykjavík or the surrounding area.
Day 2: Exploring the west coast around Snæfellsjökull The west coast in the Snæfellsnes region. Cliffs, wild coastlines, and isolated farms in vast open spaces. Around the Snæfellsjökull volcano, the gateway to Jules Verne’s *Journey to the Center of the Earth*, you’ll discover the Djúpalónssandur reefs, the charming little port of Arnarstapi, nestled beneath the glacier, and the ports of the north coast, Grundarfjörður and Stykkishólmur. Distance: 260 km.
Day 3: Borgarfjörður, Reykholt & the Hraunfossar & Barnafoss waterfalls The lovely and unique Hraunfossar and Barnafoss waterfalls, before visiting Reykholt, the historic home of Snorri Sturluson, a famous 13th-century writer, poet, and historian. Distance: 160 km. Day 4: The famous Golden Circle The three most famous sites in the country, forming the Golden Circle. First, the Þingvellir tectonic rift, where you can hike or even dive between the two tectonic plates in a stunning, vast lake. Geysir, to see its hot springs and the Strokkur geyser. Finally, the impressive Gullfoss waterfall. You can also relax in one of the hot springs in the area. Distance: 160 km. Day 5: The south coast: Seljalandsfoss, Skógafoss, Dyrhólaey & Vík From the Golden Circle region, the route continues along the south coast. You can stop near two magnificent waterfalls: Seljalandsfoss, which you can walk behind, and Skógafoss. Head toward Vík, at the foot of Eyjafjallajökull, and the stunning cliffs of Dyrhólaey with its black sand beaches. Distance: 180 km. Day 6: Walk among the icebergs of Jökulsárlón & Vatnajökull Glacier Continuing on Route 1, Jökulsárlón will be your next stop, where you’ll see the glacial lagoon with icebergs breaking off from the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier. Skaftafell National Park, where you can take a walk, especially around the Svartifoss waterfall. As an option, you can visit a hidden ice cave beneath the glacier. Distance: 250 km. Day 7: Exploring the south coast & return to Reykjavík Return to Reykjavík. Stop in Vík or at the Skógar Folklore Museum, then pass through Hveragerði town center to see the fumaroles and solfataras before heading back to the capital in the late afternoon. Distance: 280 km.
Day 8: Departure from Reykjavík & return flight Take your flight from Keflavík International Airport. If you’d like to explore the capital further, an extra night in Reykjavík is totally doable. Distance: 55 km.
We’d need to lock in dates between November 20 and 30 (I can’t do earlier, and after that, the days get too short, temperatures drop, and prices go up). Ideally, 4 people from my area—I’m in Vendée, so people from neighboring departments in Pays de la Loire, southern Brittany, or northern Nouvelle-Aquitaine would work so we can meet up.
Contact me via PM if you’re *seriously* interested in joining. We’ll need to book soon to keep the option of tweaking the trip (within limits) and to reserve flights early to manage costs (Iceland isn’t cheap for flights or the trip itself) and stick to the travel dates.
Meeting beforehand is key—we’ll need to agree that we’ll be spending 7 days in the same vehicle and sharing a room with one other person, which requires some flexibility and respect for each other. It’s best if everyone’s a little active. You can do your own thing in terms of mobility, but it’s good to get out of the vehicle and walk a bit (more or less, depending on the person). I’m planning optional activities that might be possible, like: - Walking on a glacier - Visiting an ice cave - Winter diving in the Silfra fissure (if possible) - And of course, soaking in hot springs Everyone can decide based on their interests and budget, but we’ll need to be okay with others doing these activities while sharing the same vehicle—obviously, within the limits of the itinerary and timing tied to accommodations.
Pascal
Looking for a travel buddy for a trip through Southeast Asia and Australia’s Northern Territories in autumn 2026, before hopping on a cruise to the Polynesian Islands and then Patagonia, ending in Rio. Anyone interested? 😊 Maybe see you soon! 😎
Hi there, I’m Rémi. I live in the north of France in Amiens and I’m 29.
I’m looking for a travel buddy (guy or girl) to head off this summer—August or September.
Preferably somewhere in Europe.
I’m more into beaches, sightseeing, and partying 🍻.
Easy-going with good manners. I love cheerful people.
Preferably someone better at English than I am.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hi there! I’m Valentin, 25 years old, and I live in Bordeaux—the land of *super* tasty canelés!
I’m planning a trip from September 6 to 19, either bikepacking or with my fitted van (2 weeks).
I love staying active, discovering new places, and meeting people—basically, I’m all about adventure and good vibes!
I’ve got a few ideas in mind:
- Southern Italy, Greece, or Croatia
- Or Spain and Portugal
I’m looking for someone motivated (ages 20–35) to co-create this little adventure project—someone who’s really up for diving into the trip and sharing this awesome experience.
Looking forward to it :)
You can DM me here or on my Insta: valentin_vm2
I’m planning a trip from September 6 to 19, either bikepacking or with my fitted van (2 weeks).
I love staying active, discovering new places, and meeting people—basically, I’m all about adventure and good vibes!
I’ve got a few ideas in mind:
- Southern Italy, Greece, or Croatia
- Or Spain and Portugal
I’m looking for someone motivated (ages 20–35) to co-create this little adventure project—someone who’s really up for diving into the trip and sharing this awesome experience.
Looking forward to it :)
You can DM me here or on my Insta: valentin_vm2
Hello,
Woman, 63, near Bourgoin (38), part-time work, looking for a companion around my age for weekends or trips in my camper van. Check out my profile.
See you soon... maybe
Hello!
I’m looking for a travel companion for September. I already know Bali a little, so I can go back and also explore other islands.
Interested in chatting?
See you soon! …
Living in Alsace and loving the sun—or at least escaping the Alsatian winter cold—I’m looking for 1 or 2 people who’d like to share a rental somewhere in the south of France, for about a month around mid-January/February to mid-March 2026.
Everything’s up for discussion, of course.
The idea is to enjoy the mild weather down south and go hiking, sightseeing, etc.
I’m a 62-year-old man.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Rémy
The idea is to enjoy the mild weather down south and go hiking, sightseeing, etc.
I’m a 62-year-old man.
Looking forward to hearing from you! Rémy
Looking for a hiking buddy to do the Tour des Fizz in 4 days from August 26-27 to 30, 2025
Hello!
I’m planning to spend nearly 3 weeks in the sun in September (from mid-September to October 7th).
I’d prefer a sunny destination. I was thinking of places like Turkey, Greece, an Eastern European country (Georgia, Bulgaria, etc.), the Canary Islands, Portugal, or even South Africa.
The idea is to mix visits to monuments, hikes in parks, and some beach relaxation.
I’m primarily looking for female travel companions for convenience, ideally around my age (I’m 42).
I usually organize my trips solo without going through an agency.
Once there, I’m used to walking a lot and getting around by public transport (train, coach, bus, etc.).
Feel free to message me if you have any questions.
Have a great day! !
I’m planning to spend nearly 3 weeks in the sun in September (from mid-September to October 7th).
I’d prefer a sunny destination. I was thinking of places like Turkey, Greece, an Eastern European country (Georgia, Bulgaria, etc.), the Canary Islands, Portugal, or even South Africa.
The idea is to mix visits to monuments, hikes in parks, and some beach relaxation.
I’m primarily looking for female travel companions for convenience, ideally around my age (I’m 42).
I usually organize my trips solo without going through an agency.
Once there, I’m used to walking a lot and getting around by public transport (train, coach, bus, etc.).
Feel free to message me if you have any questions.
Have a great day! !
Hello
A cool, active retired person (m/f) who loves hiking and culture without the fuss for January 2026! !
Retired couple (75 years old) looking for another couple to travel as a group of four to Japan, Namibia, or Brazil in 2026 or 2027.
For Japan, someone who speaks Japanese would be ideal. Three-week tour staying in hotels.
Hi! I’m 66 and I’m looking for a travel companion for a 15-day road trip in September 2025 to Puglia. We’d pick up a rental car at Brindisi or Bari airport and book 4 apartments to explore the region.
Thanks for your replies!
Silvana
I’m planning to go to Zanzibar from mid-January to mid-April. Looking for a comfortable, clean place with AC or a fan, really close to a beach (max 600m on foot). I’ll be traveling with my Jack Russell, who’s also a seasoned traveler.Any tips, good deals, or recommendations are welcome! 😊 I spent 4 months in Zanzibar… 20 years ago!! Thanks in advance. It’d be great to find a travel companion. I know the trip might be a bit long for some folks 🤷🏽♀️
Hi everyone,
After a last-minute cancellation, I’m now looking for someone to join me on a bivouac trip from the 18th to the 24th (the dates are slightly flexible).
I’m planning to head to the Pyrenees, which I know well, but if anyone’s interested in another destination (Jura, Alps, etc.), I’m open to suggestions. Either way, I’m keen to explore new landscapes.
I’m used to bivouacking, have all the necessary gear, and I’m a pretty contemplative guy. I need the peace of the mountains and a bit of simplicity to recharge before facing the rest of the year in society.
That said, I’m definitely up for sharing a good bottle of wine and some tasty food after a great day of hiking!
If you’re tempted, feel free to get in touch.
Have a great day, everyone
After a last-minute cancellation, I’m now looking for someone to join me on a bivouac trip from the 18th to the 24th (the dates are slightly flexible).
I’m planning to head to the Pyrenees, which I know well, but if anyone’s interested in another destination (Jura, Alps, etc.), I’m open to suggestions. Either way, I’m keen to explore new landscapes.
I’m used to bivouacking, have all the necessary gear, and I’m a pretty contemplative guy. I need the peace of the mountains and a bit of simplicity to recharge before facing the rest of the year in society.
That said, I’m definitely up for sharing a good bottle of wine and some tasty food after a great day of hiking!
If you’re tempted, feel free to get in touch.
Have a great day, everyone
Looking for a travel companion.
The itinerary is set to loop through Southern Laos and Cambodia from North to South to reach Ho Chi Minh City and head back.
Depending on everyone's availability, several arrival options are possible (DM or phone for details).
- Possible arrival via Bangkok on November 13 or 14. Southern Laos starting November 21. Cambodia, Siem Reap from November 28 for a big visit.
Depending on your schedule, you can return at your convenience from Phnom Penh or Ho Chi Minh City in early January.
Excluding round-trip flight tickets from France (or elsewhere to Asia), the average budget is 25 € per day, including accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to discussing more, meeting you, and traveling together for a wonderful trip.
The itinerary is set to loop through Southern Laos and Cambodia from North to South to reach Ho Chi Minh City and head back.
Depending on everyone's availability, several arrival options are possible (DM or phone for details).
- Possible arrival via Bangkok on November 13 or 14. Southern Laos starting November 21. Cambodia, Siem Reap from November 28 for a big visit.
Depending on your schedule, you can return at your convenience from Phnom Penh or Ho Chi Minh City in early January.
Excluding round-trip flight tickets from France (or elsewhere to Asia), the average budget is 25 € per day, including accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to discussing more, meeting you, and traveling together for a wonderful trip.
Northern Laos, Thailand, and Southern Laos.
Arrival via Vientiane and transfer to Luang Prabang on November 2, 2025.
Depending on everyone’s availability, several arrival dates are possible: November 2, 3, or 4, 2025. Luang Prabang, Pakbeng, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Bangkok, Pakse. Return at your convenience based on your schedule.
Excluding round-trip flight tickets from France (or elsewhere) to Asia, the average budget is 25 € per day, including accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to discussing this further, meeting you, and traveling together for a wonderful trip.
Stéphann.
Depending on everyone’s availability, several arrival dates are possible: November 2, 3, or 4, 2025. Luang Prabang, Pakbeng, Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Bangkok, Pakse. Return at your convenience based on your schedule.
Excluding round-trip flight tickets from France (or elsewhere) to Asia, the average budget is 25 € per day, including accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to discussing this further, meeting you, and traveling together for a wonderful trip.
Stéphann.
Hi, I’m looking for a woman to join me on a hike along a section of the GR34 in Brittany this October—easy to moderate level.
Hi there,
My name’s Stéphane, and due to a last-minute change, I’m looking for one or more companions to join me on a trip through several countries (Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia).
The full trip runs from early October 2025, with a return to France in early January 2026—about 87 days total, CDG-SGN <==> SGN-CDG.
You can split the trip into multiple legs depending on your availability.
The itinerary is set up as a big loop, starting in Vietnam, then northern Laos, Thailand, southern Laos, and Cambodia from north to south before heading back to Ho Chi Minh City to fly home.
Depending on your schedule, there are a few possible starting points:
- Early October: Ho Chi Minh City, - Around October 20: Hanoi, - Early November: Vientiane/Luang Prabang, - November 15: Bangkok, - Early December: Siem Reap, ...
You can return whenever works best for you.
Excluding round-trip flights to/from France (or elsewhere in Asia), the average daily budget is 25 €, covering accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to chatting more, sharing details, meeting up, and traveling together for an amazing adventure!
My name’s Stéphane, and due to a last-minute change, I’m looking for one or more companions to join me on a trip through several countries (Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia).
The full trip runs from early October 2025, with a return to France in early January 2026—about 87 days total, CDG-SGN <==> SGN-CDG.
You can split the trip into multiple legs depending on your availability.
The itinerary is set up as a big loop, starting in Vietnam, then northern Laos, Thailand, southern Laos, and Cambodia from north to south before heading back to Ho Chi Minh City to fly home.
Depending on your schedule, there are a few possible starting points:
- Early October: Ho Chi Minh City, - Around October 20: Hanoi, - Early November: Vientiane/Luang Prabang, - November 15: Bangkok, - Early December: Siem Reap, ...
You can return whenever works best for you.
Excluding round-trip flights to/from France (or elsewhere in Asia), the average daily budget is 25 €, covering accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to chatting more, sharing details, meeting up, and traveling together for an amazing adventure!
Hello,
My name is Stéphane, and due to a last-minute cancellation, I’m looking for one or more travel companions to join me in visiting several countries (Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia).
The full trip runs from early October 2025, with a return to France in early January 2026—87 days total (CDG-SGN <==> SGN-CDG).
It’s possible to split the trip into multiple segments based on everyone’s availability.
The itinerary is set up as a big loop, starting in Vietnam, then northern Laos, Thailand, southern Laos, and Cambodia from north to south before returning to Ho Chi Minh City to fly home.
Depending on availability, several arrival points are possible:
- Early October: Ho Chi Minh City, - Around October 20: Hanoi, - Early November: Vientiane/Luang Prabang, - November 15: Bangkok, - Early December: Siem Reap, etc.
You can return whenever works best for you.
Excluding round-trip flights from France (or elsewhere to Asia), the average budget is 25 € per day, including accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to discussing this further, meeting you, and traveling together for an amazing trip!
My name is Stéphane, and due to a last-minute cancellation, I’m looking for one or more travel companions to join me in visiting several countries (Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia).
The full trip runs from early October 2025, with a return to France in early January 2026—87 days total (CDG-SGN <==> SGN-CDG).
It’s possible to split the trip into multiple segments based on everyone’s availability.
The itinerary is set up as a big loop, starting in Vietnam, then northern Laos, Thailand, southern Laos, and Cambodia from north to south before returning to Ho Chi Minh City to fly home.
Depending on availability, several arrival points are possible:
- Early October: Ho Chi Minh City, - Around October 20: Hanoi, - Early November: Vientiane/Luang Prabang, - November 15: Bangkok, - Early December: Siem Reap, etc.
You can return whenever works best for you.
Excluding round-trip flights from France (or elsewhere to Asia), the average budget is 25 € per day, including accommodation and bus transfers.
Looking forward to discussing this further, meeting you, and traveling together for an amazing trip!
Hi there!
I’m looking for one or two (or more) people to climb the Maasai sacred mountain, Ol Doinyo volcano.
I already have a guide.
The dates are January 12, 13, and 14.
It’ll be a full moon, so it’ll be easier to see during the night ascent.
Good physical fitness is required.
Otherwise, to anyone who’s been there before—I’d love some tips!
I’ve got some vacation time to use before the end of the year and I’d love to visit the stunning Yunnan region in southern China. Flying into Kunming, then spending 15–20 days traveling through Dali, Shaxi, Lijiang, Tiger Leaping Gorge, and Shangri-La. Getting around between stops using public transport. Sightseeing and hiking on the agenda. Flying back out of Kunming.
Dates are still flexible, but mainly looking at November.
I’m 56, with plenty of travel experience under my belt, and I’d like to reconnect with the experience of traveling as a duo or trio.
DM me if you’re interested.
Dates are still flexible, but mainly looking at November.
I’m 56, with plenty of travel experience under my belt, and I’d like to reconnect with the experience of traveling as a duo or trio.
DM me if you’re interested.
Hi there,
I’m looking for a female travel companion for South America in October or November for 3 weeks. Dates and countries are flexible. We’d be traveling independently, mixing hiking, nature, and cultural visits. Interested? Don’t hesitate to reach out! Emma
I’m looking for a female travel companion for South America in October or November for 3 weeks. Dates and countries are flexible. We’d be traveling independently, mixing hiking, nature, and cultural visits. Interested? Don’t hesitate to reach out! Emma
Looking for a travel companion to enjoy the Route 66 centennial celebrations.
Road trip by car
dates flexible, take the time to refine the itinerary and connect.
Laurent (58 years old)
Hello,
For the Laos portion of my trip in Asia, I’m looking for a travel companion (male or female) starting September 16, 2025. I’m 78 years old and travel backpacker-style but with a minimum of comfort. Getting around by local buses and motorbike (scooter type). Planned route from Luang Prabang to Phnom Penh (Cambodia) for about a month. Get in touch for more details. See you soon
Hello or Guten Tag,
Departure planned between 15 and 20/09.
Why Austria? For me, it’s a way to escape the 30°C that might still be lingering in southern France—but that’s not the only reason...
For budget info, on average, the cost of living in Austria in 2024 is 3% lower than in France.
Looking for a female companion living in the Castres/81 area or in 85/Vendée, where I actually plan to move. Her personality? I’d prefer to discuss that in private messages.
If she doesn’t have an e-bike (I have an excellent one), we can swap our “rides” from time to time. Oh... She should be around 1.70 m tall (that’s my height), and there’s no adjustment needed (saddle height + handlebars). Don’t take it to mean that anyone under 1.70 m is automatically out—I can fix a flat tire, I’m resourceful, and I’ve got a good sense of initiative.
I should mention that we’ll be riding in temperatures between 18 and 21°C. So, if you’re a travel lover who doesn’t mind slightly cooler weather, you’re welcome!
I have a “good level of English language pass,” which is essential for communicating with locals, though some will understand French. Personally, I understand about twenty words of German.
Some stretches without much interest can be covered by train. I’m thinking Salzburg–Passau. To be discussed...
No need to panic, Monique! The elevation gain might seem intimidating, but spread over 802 km, it’s not too bad.
Outbound trip: by car, left in a safe place in Constance or at the hotel where we’d have spent 3 nights. To negotiate with the manager...
Return by train from Wien (that’s Vienna in German, please!) for between 38 € and 80 €. We’ll see when we’re there...
I’m planning 2 to 3 nights in Constance, given the beauty of the lake (water between 22 and 24°C—maybe a swim?) and the interest this city holds.
Fancy getting close to Austria’s highest peak (3800 m) after climbing a pass (a pass with a unique feature in Europe) at 2504 m?
Want to have fun like a teenager on Europe’s longest summer toboggan run (on rails) for 3535 m?
Want to follow the Danube River for about 317 km on the EuroVelo route 6, a path dedicated just to cyclists?
Want to explore Tyrol for 3 or 4 days?
Want to discover Vienna and its surroundings? FYI: late September, around 20°C.
I’ll be equipped with an excellent vocal GPS. So no fumbling to find an address.
Why this country? We’re in the Eurozone. Budget? Hard to pin down. It’ll depend on the accommodations we choose. I’m estimating around 60 to 70 € per day per person while there.
Lunch as a picnic. In such a setting, it’s a must! Dinner at a restaurant-inn.
Oh... One important point. I’m a heavy sleeper. Nearly 10 hours of rest. After that, I’m in a great mood. I also enjoy a nap of at least an hour after lunch if the spot allows (shady and quiet).
Hi there,
I’m free to travel from now until fall 2026. Everything’s in my profile—feel free to check it out: https://voyageforum.com/membres/petitflocon3/
See you soon, Philippe
A couple in their late 60s would love to do this trip with another couple, while still having some independence each.
Hi everyone! I’m looking for a travel companion for next year, specifically for May 2026, to explore Latin America and the Caribbean. Ideally, I’d prefer a woman aged 25 to 35—I’m 34—but I’m also open to a friendly guy in the same age range.
I’d love to visit all of South America except French Guiana, and Central America except Mexico and Guatemala (since I’ve already been there). I’d also like to explore some Caribbean countries. I’m based in the Lyon area and open to connecting with people in the Rhône-Alpes region to get to know each other and discuss the trip.
The journey would last between 9 to 11 months max, but you don’t have to commit to the whole trip—just part of it if you’re interested. I plan to start in Colombia in May. I’d love to meet people who are passionate about travel and around my age.
Thanks in advance!
I’d love to visit all of South America except French Guiana, and Central America except Mexico and Guatemala (since I’ve already been there). I’d also like to explore some Caribbean countries. I’m based in the Lyon area and open to connecting with people in the Rhône-Alpes region to get to know each other and discuss the trip.
The journey would last between 9 to 11 months max, but you don’t have to commit to the whole trip—just part of it if you’re interested. I plan to start in Colombia in May. I’d love to meet people who are passionate about travel and around my age.
Thanks in advance!
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