🚐 Looking for a travel companion for a big adventure! 🌄
For the summer :)
I want to hit the road again like I’ve done before—crossing the United States by car or camper van and living all kinds of unforgettable experiences.
The idea isn’t to follow a rigid itinerary. We’ll go wherever the mood takes us! Discover new places, meet people, visit cities, national parks, offbeat spots, and just enjoy the moment.
For accommodation, I’m open to anything:
• Couchsurfing (if it still exists!)
• Tent
• Truck stops
• Airbnb
• Small motels
• Or any other option that comes up along the way
I’ve got several weeks, maybe even months, ahead of me. No pressure, no packed schedule. We’ll drive 8 to 10 hours if we feel like it, stay a few days in a place we love, then move on. Why not extend the adventure all the way to Mexico?
I’m 40, a cheerful, spontaneous, and easygoing woman. I’m looking for someone who loves adventure, is flexible, open-minded, and wants to enjoy the trip without overcomplicating things.
The goal: collect memories, live unique experiences, and fully embrace the freedom of the road.
If this adventure speaks to you, drop me a line!
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Hi there,
My arrival is planned for 08/23 in Las Vegas, with departure on 09/21 from Las Vegas. During this time, I’ll be road-tripping through the American West to explore the wide-open spaces and different cultures.
If anyone’s interested in joining for part or all of the trip, feel free to reach out and chat.
Have a great day, and looking forward to exchanging ideas!
Hello,
We’re a French couple, aged 69 and 74, and we’d love to visit several national parks in the American West, including—of course—the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, Valley of Fire, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Yosemite National Park, and Yellowstone National Park. We’re planning a flexible trip of 15 to 20 days between April and June 2027.
One of us will buy the America the Beautiful pass for $250, and we’ll obviously split the cost of gas.
I’ll answer the two questions you’re probably wondering about: Why aren’t we renting a vehicle ourselves? Because we’ve barely driven in our lives. And why aren’t we taking an organized tour? Because most group tours only hit a few parks and rush through with round-trip flights from France. We’d like to extend this trip to visit iconic American cities and places for an extra month and a half.
If you’re interested in visiting some of the parks—even if not all of them—with us, please let us know. As I mentioned, our dates are very flexible.
Hello, we’re a French couple, aged 69 and 74, and we’d like to visit several national parks in the American West, including the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, Valley of Fire, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Yosemite National Park, and Yellowstone National Park, during a flexible period of 15 to 20 days between April and June 2027. One of us will purchase the America the Beautiful pass for $250, and we’ll of course share the gas expenses. I’ll answer two questions you’re probably asking about us: Why aren’t we renting a vehicle ourselves? Because we’ve hardly ever driven. And why not opt for a guided tour? Most organized trips only visit a few parks at a rushed pace with round-trip flights from France. Instead, we’d like to use this trip to explore iconic U.S. cities and sites for an additional month and a half. If you’d like to visit some of these parks (not necessarily all) and for a shorter duration with us, feel free to let me know. As I mentioned, our dates are very flexible. Thanks in advance. Elisabeth
babeth.marcel@yahoo.fr
Exploring the American West with others is more fun, and since I’ve already had a great experience traveling with companions, I’m doing it again.
The initial plan is to arrive in San Francisco, then head to Yosemite >> Death Valley >> Las Vegas >> Zion >> Bryce Canyon >> Moab >> Mesa Verde >> Monument Valley >> Page >> Grand Canyon and finish in Los Angeles (of course, this can be done in reverse depending on international flights).
Renting a car, keeping it cool and in good spirits.
For accommodations, we’re open to youth hostels, motels, hotels, etc. (no preference).
A 3-week (or 4-week) road trip, doable between June 23 and September 22.
But everything can change based on everyone’s ideas and desires—as long as flights aren’t booked yet...
Have a great day, and looking forward to chatting about this destination!
We’re a French couple, aged 69 and 74, and we’d like to visit several parks in the American West, including of course the Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Monument Valley, Valley of Fire, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Yosemite National Park, and Yellowstone National Park. We’re planning a flexible trip of 15 to 20 days between April and June 2027.
One of us will buy the America the Beautiful pass for $250, and of course, we’ll share the gas costs.
I’ll answer two questions you’re probably wondering about right away:
Why aren’t we renting a vehicle ourselves? Because we’ve barely driven in our lives. And why aren’t we doing an organized tour? Because most organized tours only cover a few parks and rush through them with a round-trip flight from France. We’d like to take this opportunity to visit iconic U.S. cities for an extra month and a half as well.
If you’re interested in joining us for a few parks—not necessarily all of them—let me know. As I mentioned, our dates are flexible.
Thanks in advance,
Elisabeth
babeth.marcel@yahoo.fr
For my first trip abroad, I’d like to visit the American West (Los Angeles, iconic parks, Las Vegas, etc.) through Voyageur du Monde, a specialist in "custom" travel. The idea is to plan the trip together with the agency.
I’ve scheduled it for summer 2027 because I won’t be available before then, and I want to take the time to organize this road trip.
I’d like to go for 3 weeks—I know that requires a significant budget.
I don’t have anyone to go with, and I’d prefer to have at least one person to make the experience more enjoyable.
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you’d like!
Looking forward to it!
Bryan
I’m looking for a roommate to share a trip for about a week in New York around September/October 2026.
Before planning anything concrete, I’d prefer to meet the person first, so I’d say someone Belgian or French from the north, the Paris area, etc. Age doesn’t matter.
I’m Boris.
I’m traveling solo and setting down my suitcase in NY from September 17th to 27th.
I’m 34, and traveling is essential for me.
Sharing these special moments with good company only deepens that sense of fulfillment. We’ve only got one life—gotta make the most of it!
I’m posting this "ad" hoping to meet other travelers . . .
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,
I’m looking for a travel partner (male or female) for a road trip in Western Canada.
I’m planning a route like this: Calgary, Banff, Jasper, and maybe even the Yukon.
To finish off with a few days in Vancouver. I haven’t finalized my trip yet.
The goal of my (or rather, *our*) trip is mainly to enjoy the nature out there and see some wildlife too.
I’m a woman, soon to be 48, energetic, friendly (hard to say otherwise—and it rhymes ), positive, pretty easygoing, and I love life.
I’m Boris. A 33-year-old Breton.
I’m heading to NYC in September.
I’m traveling solo.
So, don’t hesitate to reach out if you’ll be there at the same time!
Hello fellow travelers,
I’m currently planning a motorcycle road trip for September 2026.
I’ll be traveling with my son, who’ll be 23 in 2026.
I’d prefer to go as part of a group so we can share our passion for motorcycles and feel more at ease throughout the trip.
The plan is to ride for 15 days from Los Angeles to San Francisco, hitting all the iconic national parks, a stretch of Route 66, Las Vegas...
This would be our first road trip—a truly amazing journey with a small, friendly group of enthusiasts.
Hope to see you soon!
Yannick
