31 city guides Β· 3-day solo travel itineraries
3-day city guides for solo travellers β safe neighbourhoods, social scenes and solo-friendly spots.
Hostel patios in Villa Morra, riverside sunsets at Costanera and the mate-sharing culture that makesβ¦
Solo-safe El Prado streets, hostel rooftops in Alto Prado, riverfront benches on the MalecΓ³n and picβ¦
Communal counters, walkable Savassi nights, hostel-run pub crawls and a mountain sunrise you can reaβ¦
Social hostel bars in La Candelaria, Zona G brunch counters, UsaquΓ©n market chatter and safe northerβ¦
Safe Asa Sul superquadras, communal boteco counters, samba rodas that absorb strangers, and cerrado β¦
Palermo hostel bars, Recoleta bookshops, a beginner tango class where nobody arrives with a partner,β¦
Solo-friendly San Antonio and Granada by day, beginner salsa classes and shared-table salsotecas by β¦
Eastern neighbourhoods you can walk alone, counter-seat areperas, a 1971 jazz bar and the daily Sabaβ¦
Free walking tours, GetsemanΓ hostel bars, group Spanish lessons and beach boats where arriving alonβ¦
Hostel-lined Batel and Alto da XV, free walking tours, communal-table breweries and pine-forest parkβ¦
Social hostel bars in the San Blas cobblestones, market lunch counters where strangers share benchesβ¦
Solo-safe beach neighbourhoods in Meireles, social hostels in Praia de Iracema, and forrΓ³ nights wheβ¦
Communal food halls, guarded waterfront barrios and social bars where a table for one is completely β¦
Social hostels in the Casco Viejo, market counters made for eating alone, and safe self-guided hikesβ¦
Safe walkable districts, tip-based tours that hand you a group by lunchtime, and standing-room cebicβ¦
Hostel patios in GΓΌemes, sunset beers on the Bristol rambla and a sea-lion port you can explore entiβ¦
Gated lakeside paths by morning, student plazas by afternoon, Calle 72 bar stools by night β a Maracβ¦
Hostel rooftops in El Poblado, a tip-based city walk, salsa classes that rotate partners, and a barrβ¦
Safe barrios, shared tables and partner-free tango in South America's most walkable capitalβ¦
Solo-safe walkable Moinhos and Cidade Baixa, hostel bar crawls, gaΓΊcho mate-sharing rituals and a Guβ¦
Hostel kitchens, Pisco-fuelled bar chats and self-guided walks along the Strait β a southern city buβ¦
Dorm-bed asados on Calle 24, a walking tour that ends in a mate circle, and a 15-minute ferry to an β¦
Communal breakfasts in the old town, market counters where eating alone is normal, and ridge walks yβ¦
Social hostels in Recife Antigo, walkable safe strips in Boa Viagem, and free street parties where tβ¦
Zona Sul's walkable safe streets, Botafogo's hostel bar scene and self-guided trails built for one ββ¦
Shared tables in Pichincha, delta-island lanchas and a public bike pass β three days where arriving β¦
Drop-in capoeira, open bloco rehearsals and the three neighbourhoods where arriving alone is normalβ¦
Barrio Lastarria cafΓ©s, Bellavista terrazas and a funicular sunset β a capital built for going it alβ¦
Bar counters built for one, tip-based walking tours and the hillside squares where 12 million paulisβ¦
Hostel fire-side intel, communal counters on MaipΓΊ, Club Andino group hikes and mountain trails you β¦
Sociable hillside hostels, communal seafood counters and street-art walks you can do entirely on youβ¦