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Skyros, Greece, solo travel is on the rise, with more people than ever setting off on independent adventures in search of personal growth, creativity, and connection. Women, in particular, are leading this trend, seeking meaningful experiences that offer both inspiration and community. Skyros Holidays, based on the beautiful Greek island of Skyros, offers tailor-made retreats designed to give solo travellers the best of both worlds, time for personal reflection and a welcoming group atmosphere. The solo travel boom Recent studies highlight the growing shift towards solo travel:
A survey by Solo Traveler found that 72% of American women have travelled solo, with many taking multiple trips a year. Research into Solo Female Travel Trends reports that 70% of women list personal safety as a top priority when choosing solo travel destinations. Skift Research found that solo travel increases significantly with age, rising from 4% in the 18-24 age group to 25% among those aged 65 and older. Skyros Holidays: a haven for solo travellers For over four decades, Skyros Holidays has provided a space where solo travellers can feel at home while exploring their creativity and wellbeing. The retreats offer the ideal balance between independent exploration and supportive group experiences, creating an atmosphere where guests can step outside their comfort zones while knowing they are fully supported. What makes Skyros different?
A welcoming community – From the moment guests arrive, they are greeted with warmth. Shared meals, group activities, and relaxed conversations make it easy to form lasting friendships. Diverse workshops – From creative writing to art, music, yoga, and comedy, every course is designed to bring together like-minded people who share a passion for creativity and self-expression. Supportive facilitators – More than just instructors, our facilitators create safe, encouraging spaces where guests feel free to experiment, grow, and reconnect with themselves. A reassuring experience from start to finish Travelling solo can be a transformative experience, but it also comes with questions and concerns. Skyros Holidays supports guests from the moment they consider booking to long after their retreat ends:
Personalised guidance – The Skyros team is on hand to help guests choose the perfect course, answer questions, and offer reassurance at every step. Seamless booking process – Booking a retreat is easy, with plenty of support available to ensure everything runs smoothly. A lifelong community – After their retreat, guests can stay connected through the Friends of Skyros group, keeping the spirit of their experience alive. What our guests say “I booked alone and worried I’d feel out of place, but by day two, I’d made friends I know I’ll stay in touch with for years.” – Ainsley “Skyros is one place where people are willing to be the community without fear, without forcing, without prejudice, so rare and something we need more of.” – Richard About Skyros Holidays Founded in 1979, Skyros Holidays has been at the forefront of creative and holistic retreats for over 45 years. Set on the picturesque Greek island of Skyros, the holidays blend learning, relaxation, and community in a way that allows guests to truly reconnect with themselves.
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