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France Solo Tours for Single Travelers

France Solo Tours for Single Travelers

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Dreaming of café mornings in Paris, castle-hopping through the Loire, or kayaking the emerald calanques by yourself, but not the headache of planning? A solo trip to France with Bookmundi lets you live the romance without the logistics. Our expert team secures the trains, charming stays, and signature experiences, while leaving you plentiful pockets of “me” time to wander Montmartre, sip Provence rosé, or chase Riviera sunsets. Enjoy the perks of independent travel while being supported 24/7 and with opportunities to share croissant-fuelled laughs with fellow travelers. Join our France solo adventure and see for yourself.

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Anonymous | Traveled in September

I enjoyed all the locations included in the itinerary and options. Got to see memorials, cathedrals, chateaux and more. Also, enjoyed the time allowed to explore on my own. Our tour director, Yannick, was so passionate about sharing all his information about the stops and the countryside.

Gerald D. | Traveled in September

This is a jammed packed full on tour wherein one will experience many many interesting sites, sounds and smells. Although the tour is short, my memories will last a lifetime.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

It was a fun filled, jam packed week. I found Rome to be crowded and the excursions were a surprise add on, as you had to pay for all the tours with the local specialist. I was not impressed with who did the Piazzas and Fountains Tour. The Roman dinner was excellent. I loved the drive to Florence though the Tuscan hills and the lunch at the Palace. Florence was beautiful and would have loved to spend more time there. our local specialist was amazing and very knowledgable was very disappointed in the Gold and Leather tours that we were forced to take. I found them to be a complete waste of time. I would have much better liked to spend what little time we had in Florence exploring instead of being stuck in stores. The Tuscan dinner was delicious and fun. Venice was amazing. We loved exploring and getting lost in the quiet residential alleys. Again, the Murano glass tour was a waste of time. The Gondola ride was okay, it was everyone in our tour following each other down a designated route, not very spontaneous. The water taxi ride down the Grand Canal was beautiful at dusk. On to beautiful Switzerland. We got caught in a mountain downpour at our lunch break. It was only cloudy when we pulled into our stop, so I left my umbrella on the bus. I would have been nice if there would have been some extra umbrellas on the bus for us to temporarily use to get back to the bus. Just a thought. Lucerne was beautiful and the temperature was a lot cooler than it was in Italy. The views from the top of the mountain were spectacular. I loved hearing all the cow bells. Again, I wish that we had more time here. Paris blew my mind; it is such a beautiful city. our local specialist was excellent. Seeing the Eiffel tower for the first time on the horizon was amazing and then up close was great. , our tour Director was great. , our driver was absolutely the best. He was an excellent driver, and I felt very safe, even going down the tiny back roads in Tuscany.

William A. | Traveled in September

I was a great trip to see alot of history in France. It was eye opening and if you want to do one trip to get as much info on France this is it.

Anonymous | Traveled in September

Highlights of Mt Blanc left me with fantastic memories. Leader Sophie coped with our large (15) group expertly. There were some tough, steep uphill and downhill stretches but I persisted and overcame a lack of fitness. Varied itinerary - heights, forests, but all scenic. Hotel was Ok, food good (not great) but a wine list inadequate in both price and quality.

Robert J. | Traveled in September

We were able to see and do a lot all because of ! She knew the tour front and back. She kept us well informed on what will be happening and what to expect. Not even a rainstorm could throw her off her game. She adjusted the schedule to keep us safe and dry. Our coach driver was absolutely amazing! We never had to lug our luggage to or from our hotel room. We placed our bags outside our room before breakfast, and they were in our room at the next hotel later that day. We will definitely use Trafalgar for our next land tour.

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Safest destinations in France for single travelers

From cosmopolitan Paris to sun-drenched Nice, a solo trip to France offers hubs where women, LGBTQIA+ travelers, and other marginalized explorers feel both safe and welcomed. Tours featured in Bookmundi routes already spotlight the friendliest corridors—Mont Blanc villages, Normandy’s coast, Provence vineyards, and the Riviera—destinations praised for low violent-crime and helpful locals.

In Paris, a dense metro system, CCTV, and English signage ease mobility, while Le Marais’ rainbow-draped cafés showcase the capital’s inclusive soul. Down south, Nice’s relaxed Port district and Promenade des Anglais host longstanding Pride events and a thriving queer scene, underscoring day-and-night acceptance.

Compact Lyon, Bordeaux, and bike-friendly Strasbourg add well-lit streets, late trams, and a student buzz that puts solo roamers at ease. English is widely understood in tourist centers. Violent crime is rare; petty pick-pockets are the main nuisance.

Cost of traveling to France alone

France is not a very affordable destination to travel to. Independent solo adventurers in France typically budget around USD 60–100 per day for hostels or modest hotels, meals, transport, and attractions, while luxury group tours can average over USD 400 daily. At Bookmundi, our solo trips to France start at just USD 144 per person per day, which include shared accommodation, transportation, select meals, guided experiences, and bilingual support. If you’d prefer your own space, private rooms incur a single-supplement fee that varies by tour and hotel category.

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