The Pink Gin Passport

Guides, itineraries and travel tips for female solo travellers.

Tag: female solo travel

  • Let’s Go, Tokyo: a guide to Japan’s capital city

    Let’s Go, Tokyo: a guide to Japan’s capital city

    On my way back to the UK from Australia I stopped in Tokyo for 5 days. Japan is on many people’s travel bucket list and this guide goes through where to stay, what to do and very importantly what to eat! Tokyo, and Japan as a whole, is one of the more mono-cultural places I’ve…

  • Best things to do in Brisbane on a rainy day

    Best things to do in Brisbane on a rainy day

    The capital of Australia’s Sunshine State has been a bit drizzly lately. Luckily this city has so much to offer there is plenty to do in Brisbane on a rainy day. Free museums Museum of Brisbane, Queensland Museum and Gallery of Modern Art all have free exhibitions you can enjoy. Perfect way to spend a…

  • Making the most of Moreton Island

    Making the most of Moreton Island

    Moreton Island is the third largest sand island in the world, second being Straddie island its neighbour. The perfect day trip from Brisbane there’s a number of activities to do to make the most of this beautiful adventurous island. Also if you’re a Scooby Doo fan this island was where Spooky Island was filmed for…

  • The best day out at Straddie Island

    The best day out at Straddie Island

    North Stradbroke Island, locally known as Straddie Island, just off of Brisbane, Queensland is one of the best days out I’ve had in Australia– maybe even my favourite place in Australia so far. It’s the second biggest sand island in the world (1st and 3rd also being Queensland’s Fraser Island and Moreton Island). What’s so…

  • All the hues of blue: visiting beautiful Noosa

    All the hues of blue: visiting beautiful Noosa

    Noosa is a gem along the East Coast of Australia. Popular for both backpacker and boujee budgets its definitely a crowd pleaser. Currently I’m living in Brisbane and visited Noosa just for the day but already want to go back for a weekend or longer. How to get to Noosa? If you’re travelling the East…

  • Backpacker’s guide to the Salt Flats, Bolivia

    Backpacker’s guide to the Salt Flats, Bolivia

    This guide explains how to access the Salt Flats in Bolivia, what options you have and details on what I did when travelling. Where are the salt flats in Bolivia? The salt flats are just off a town called Uyuni which is fairly remote. A lot of backpackers travel to the city of La Paz…

  • Backpacker’s ultimate guide to Mexico

    Backpacker’s ultimate guide to Mexico

    If you’re backpacking Central America then Mexico has to be on your itinerary. This ultimate guide will explain where to go what to do (importantly what to eat) as a backpacker in Mexico. Where to go in Mexico? Firstly, Mexico is a huge country. You can spend months in this country alone. I only had…

  • Finding the best data package when travelling abroad

    Finding the best data package when travelling abroad

    Whether you’re going on a city break with friends or backpacking for 6 months solo, having reliable data when travelling abroad is now crucial. Using maps to find your hotel or hostel, staying in touch with friends and family back home or contacting new friends is pivotal in 2024. What data options are there when…

  • Ultimate guide for Caye Caulker

    Ultimate guide for Caye Caulker

    Caye Caulker, a tropical island paradise in Belize is a must visit on a trip across Central America. This ultimate guide will explore what to do, where to stay and more top tips. Where to stay in Caye Caulker There are a number of hotels in Caye Caulker but if you’re backpacking your best bet…

  • Ultimate guide for backpacking Guatemala

    Ultimate guide for backpacking Guatemala

    Guatemala is a popular destination for backpackers. With stunning architecture, incredible nature and exciting adventure there is something for every type of traveller. This ultimate guide will highlight the best things to see and do in this enigmatic country. Where to go in Guatemala? Antigua The whole town is UNESCO heritage site (including the McDonalds).…