Travelling alone

[Richard - London]

I love travelling alone, but hate sitting in a restaurant alone. I got sent to Cagliari for 2 weeks with work and just felt awkward eating a 3 course alone. On the other hand I don't have have to talk to people while eating

Used to hate eating alone, now ive done it so much i often end up watching a movie/tv on my ipad with headphones in if i am in a hotel restaurant now,

 

[wedrum]

Are you still in possession of both your kidneys

Hmmm how would I know

 

[smallzz]

Used to hate eating alone, now ive done it so much i often end up watching a movie/tv on my ipad with headphones in if i am in a hotel restaurant now,

I wouldn't mind as much in a hotel restaurant but because it was so last minute I got stuck in a smaller hotel with no on site services. It did help me find a a good few eateries though as i was a bit embarrassed to eat in the same place twice. silver linings and all

 

[malachi]

Hmmm how would I know

If you wake up with a sharp pain in your side, that usually means they are missing or it's alcohol poisoning!

 

[pepp77]

In the last 5 years or so I have done a lot of travelling alone, mostly for work and some for personal. I have had 5 days in Tokyo, 6 days in Nigeria, 6 days in Erbil, numerous trips of 2 or 3 days to France, Romania, Switzerland, Luxembourg - I even had a 2 day trip to DC lol. Then just a couple of months ago I did DC, Philly, New York and then San Fran in 8 days on my own.

I have just booked myself 2 nights in Amsterdam at the end of July, plan to visit the Johan Cruffy Arena, but other than that the plan is to get out the kindle, find a chilled out coffee shop and relax for 3 days.

 

[loltim]

Love traveling alone, so much easier, go where i want, when i want,

You can go anywhere you want when you want with a like-minded person too

I'm sure travelling alone is fine (better than not going at all) but i'd prefer to share the memories with someone.