Best Fall Group Trips for Solo Travelers in Their 30s (2026 Guide)
- FTLO Travel
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Fall is one of our favorite times to travel, and not just because we finally have an excuse to wear a jacket again.
Across the world, the season brings cooler temperatures, changing leaves, fewer crowds, wine harvests, incredible wildlife, and some seriously good excuses to get out of your normal routine. You can spend one week wandering European vineyards and soaking in thermal baths, then spend the next chasing the Northern Lights, exploring ancient temples, going on safari, or trading fall weather for a tropical beach.
And if you’re a solo traveler in your 30s, you don't need to wait for your friends to find the same week off, your travel style to magically align, or your schedules to cooperate. With FTLO, you join a small group of other solo travelers in their 20s and 30s, so you can travel independently without having to travel alone.
Whether you’re craving cozy European villages, a major bucket-list adventure, or a warm-weather escape, here are some of the best fall group trips for solo travelers in 2026.
TL;DR: The Best Fall Group Trips at a Glance
Want cozy European fall vibes? Go for Budapest, Vienna & Prague, Slovenia, Tuscany & Rome, Ireland & Scotland, or French Wine Country.
Want a big bucket-list adventure? Look at Vietnam, Morocco, Japan, Iceland, South Africa, New Zealand, Turkey or Argentina.
Want to skip fall altogether? Head somewhere warm with Thailand, Brazil, Belize, or Costa Rica.
Want peak fall foliage? Japan, Slovenia, Budapest, Vienna & Prague, and parts of Ireland & Scotland are great choices.
Want wine country? Start with Tuscany & Rome, French Wine Country, Slovenia, or South Africa.
Want wildlife and nature? Look at South Africa, New Zealand, Iceland, Costa Rica, or Belize.
Want a warm-weather escape? Thailand, Brazil, Belize, Costa Rica, and Argentina give you plenty of options.
Want a trip that feels like a true bucket-list adventure? Iceland, Japan, Morocco, Turkey, New Zealand, South Africa, and Vietnam all bring something pretty special to the table.
The Best Fall Group Trips for Solo Travelers
FTLO Trip | Key Activity Highlights | Why Fall Is a Great Time to Go | Trip Vibes | Category |
Budapest, Vienna & Prague | Thermal baths, Hungarian cooking class, wine tasting, Schönbrunn Palace, Prague food and beer experience | Cooler weather makes long city walks, cafés, thermal baths, and historic sightseeing especially enjoyable. October departures also line up with peak fall foliage. |
| Cozy Euro Vibes |
Slovenia | Lake Bled, Vintgar Gorge, wine tasting, foraging, cooking class | Forests and countryside take on fall color while cooler temperatures make exploring Slovenia’s lakes and gorges comfortable. |
| Cozy Euro Vibes |
Tuscany & Rome | Tuscan wine tasting, truffle hunting, local cooking, Siena, Florence, ancient Rome | Fall brings harvest-season energy to the countryside and cooler temperatures for exploring Tuscany and Rome. |
| Cozy Euro Vibes |
Ireland & Scotland | Scottish Highlands, Cliffs of Moher, castles, pub experiences, Edinburgh and Glasgow | Crisp countryside weather, rolling hills, historic pubs, and cozy evenings make this a natural fall fit. |
| Cozy Euro Vibes |
French Wine Country | Château wine tasting, Bordeaux, Saint-Émilion, Dordogne canoeing, cooking, medieval villages | Fall is wine harvest season, making the vineyards and countryside an especially fitting place to be. |
| Cozy Euro Vibes |
Turkey | Istanbul, spice bazaars, Cappadocia, hot air ballooning, ancient ruins, Mediterranean sailing | Cooler fall temperatures are ideal for exploring Istanbul, historic sites, Cappadocia, and the countryside without summer heat. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
Vietnam | Hanoi street food, Ha Long Bay cruise, Hoi An, cycling, cooking, local excursions | Fall departures offer a great opportunity to explore Vietnam's cities, landscapes, and food culture as part of a multi-stop itinerary. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
Morocco | Marrakech medinas, Sahara camel trek, Fez, kasbahs, mountain roads, cooking class | Cooler temperatures make exploring cities, mountain landscapes, and the Sahara much more comfortable than peak summer. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
Japan | Temples, tea ceremony, sushi class, onsens, villages, karaoke | Fall is one of Japan's most celebrated seasons, with changing leaves adding another reason to explore its cities, temples, and countryside. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
Iceland | Northern Lights, ice caves, waterfalls, black-sand beaches, hot springs | Fall leads into Iceland's Northern Lights season, while the landscape starts shifting toward its dramatic winter look. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
South Africa | Safari, Big Five wildlife, Cape Town, Stellenbosch wine country, Lion's Head | Fall in the Northern Hemisphere lines up with spring in South Africa, bringing warmer weather, wildlife experiences, wine country, and outdoor adventures. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
New Zealand | Geothermal landscapes, Māori culture, Hobbiton, glowworm caves, wine tasting, Milford Sound | Fall in the Northern Hemisphere is spring in New Zealand, making it a great way to trade cooler weather for dramatic landscapes and outdoor adventures. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
Argentina | Buenos Aires, tango, Malbec, food, salt flats, nightlife | Argentina's spring season means warmer weather and a chance to swap fall for sunshine in the Southern Hemisphere. |
| Big Fall Adventures |
Thailand | Temples, street food, elephants, cooking class, Chiang Mai, Khao Lak beaches | Fall offers a warm-weather escape with a mix of city culture, nature, food, and beach time. |
| Endless Summer |
Brazil | Salvador, Afro-Brazilian culture, Rio beaches, samba, local food, nightlife | Trade changing leaves for warm beaches, colorful streets, outdoor dining, and Brazil's high-energy culture. |
| Endless Summer |
Belize | Mayan ruins, cave tubing, catamaran, snorkeling, nurse sharks, Caye Caulker | Late fall moves into Belize's drier season, bringing warm weather, beaches, snorkeling, and island time. |
| Endless Summer |
Costa Rica | Waterfalls, jungle, canyon ziplining, surfing, cooking class | Fall overlaps with Costa Rica's green season, bringing lush landscapes and fewer crowds, although travelers should expect more rain. |
| Endless Summer |
Cozy Euro Vibes
Fall might be the best excuse there is to plan a trip to Europe.
Summer crowds are thinning, temperatures are easier for long days of exploring, and the season gives you a reason to slow down a little. Think vineyards, thermal baths, medieval villages, castle-lined roads, forest hikes, local cooking classes, and dinners that somehow last three hours.
These are the trips for travelers who want to experience Europe beyond the checklist, with plenty of good food, local experiences, and time to actually enjoy the people they’re traveling with.
Budapest, Vienna & Prague
Best for: First-time Europe travelers, culture lovers, foodies, and anyone who wants three iconic cities in one trip.
Budapest, Vienna, and Prague are already a pretty compelling trio. Add cooler fall weather, changing leaves, thermal baths, cozy cafés, and historic streets, and you have a very good reason to visit Central Europe in autumn.
FTLO's eight-day itinerary takes you through all three capitals, with a Hungarian cooking class, wine tasting in the Etyek-Buda region, Vienna cafés and palaces, a classical concert, and a Prague food and beer experience. There’s also built-in free time to explore each city at your own pace.
This is for you if...
You want to see multiple European capitals in one trip.
Thermal baths, wine, cafés, and historic architecture sound like a pretty great day.
You want a social trip with plenty of built-in group experiences.
You’re traveling to Europe solo for the first time.
You like having a full itinerary but still want free time to wander.
Slovenia
Best for: Nature lovers, foodies, and travelers looking for a quieter side of Europe.
Slovenia is one of those destinations that can sneak onto your list and then suddenly become the one you’re most excited about. Lake Bled, forested gorges, charming towns, vineyards, and an excellent food scene all come together in a relatively compact country.
Fall makes the setting even better. The forests start changing color, the summer crowds fade, and cooler temperatures are ideal for exploring places like Lake Bled and Vintgar Gorge.
FTLO's itinerary includes Lake Bled, Vintgar Gorge, Slovenian wine tasting, foraging, and a cooking class. It’s a great option if you want a European trip that feels immersive without being centered entirely around major cities.
This is for you if...
You’d rather explore a lesser-known European destination than follow the usual route.
Forests, lakes, vineyards, and small towns sound better than big-city sightseeing.
You want food and wine to be a major part of your trip.
You like being active but don’t need an intense itinerary.
You want a destination where the scenery does a lot of the talking.
Tuscany & Rome
Best for: Foodies, wine lovers, history buffs, and anyone who has Italy permanently saved on their travel list.
Fall is a particularly good excuse to explore Tuscany. The countryside is moving into harvest season, temperatures are easier for long days outside, and you can trade peak summer crowds for vineyard lunches, medieval hill towns, and long Italian meals.
FTLO starts in Tuscany, where you’ll explore Florence and Siena, taste local wine, go truffle hunting, and take part in a local cooking experience before heading to Rome for ancient history, Roman food, and the city's famous piazzas.
This is for you if...
You plan trips around food.
A vineyard, truffle hunt, or cooking class sounds better than another museum tour.
You want both countryside and city time.
You’re into history but also want plenty of time to eat well.
Italy has been on your list for approximately forever.
Ireland & Scotland
Best for: History lovers, pub people, castle enthusiasts, and travelers who want dramatic scenery without giving up the social side of travel.
Ireland and Scotland were practically built for fall travel. Think crisp countryside, rolling Highlands, dramatic coastlines, old castles, historic cities, and pubs where you can warm up with a pint after a day of exploring.
FTLO's itinerary takes you through Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow, the Scottish Highlands, and the Cliffs of Moher, with castle experiences, local culture, and plenty of opportunities to spend time with your group over a pint.
This is for you if...
Your ideal night ends in a cozy pub.
You love history, castles, and old cities.
You want dramatic scenery without a purely outdoor-focused trip.
You’d rather hear local stories than spend all day in museums.
You want a trip where group dinners and drinks are part of the experience.
French Wine Country
Best for: Foodies, wine lovers, countryside travelers, and anyone who thinks a three-hour lunch sounds like a perfectly reasonable use of an afternoon.
French Wine Country gets especially appealing once the weather cools down. The vineyards are in harvest season, the countryside starts shifting into fall colors, and the whole itinerary naturally lends itself to lingering over food and wine.
FTLO takes you from Bordeaux to Saint-Émilion and into the Dordogne, with family-run château tastings, long French lunches, medieval villages, riverside canoeing, a cooking experience, pétanque, and local crafts.
This is for you if...
You would happily plan a vacation around wine and food.
Countryside France sounds more appealing than rushing between major cities.
You want a slower-paced trip with plenty of memorable group moments.
You love learning how local food and traditions connect to a place.
Your ideal fall afternoon involves a vineyard and nowhere else you need to be.
Big Fall Adventures
These are the trips for when “I should really take a big trip this year” needs to become an actual itinerary.
Fall is a great season for bucket-list travel because many destinations become more comfortable to explore as summer heat fades. In the Northern Hemisphere, you can chase changing leaves and Northern Lights. In the Southern Hemisphere, you can trade fall for spring.
Either way, these are the trips that give you a lot to talk about when you get home.
Japan
Best for: Travelers who want culture, food, fall foliage, and a little bit of everything.
Japan is already an incredible destination. Add fall foliage, cooler temperatures, and fewer of the challenges that come with peak summer heat, and it becomes even more compelling.
FTLO's itinerary balances ancient traditions with modern Japan, including temple and shrine visits, tea ceremonies, sushi making, traditional onsens, remote villages, and karaoke nights.
This is for you if...
Fall foliage is high on your travel wish list.
You want a strong mix of traditional and modern culture.
Food is a major reason you travel.
You want both structured experiences and time to explore.
You’ve been saying “Japan someday” for long enough.
Vietnam
Best for: Foodies, culture lovers, and travelers who want an immersive trip with a little adventure mixed in.
Vietnam is one of those destinations where you can do a lot in a relatively short amount of time. FTLO's nine-day itinerary moves from the busy streets of Hanoi to a two-night Ha Long Bay cruise and then to Hoi An's lantern-filled historic center.
Along the way, you'll experience Vietnamese cuisine, local excursions, cycling, cultural sites, and plenty of time to explore with your group.
This is for you if...
You plan trips around food.
You want a destination that feels culturally immersive.
You like having a mix of cities, nature, and local experiences.
You want to explore Southeast Asia without planning every detail yourself.
You’re looking for a trip that packs a lot into nine days.
Morocco
Best for: Culture lovers, foodies, photographers, and travelers who want a true change of scenery.
Morocco has medinas, mountain passes, ancient architecture, colorful markets, and the Sahara all in one trip. Fall is especially appealing because cooler temperatures make days spent exploring Marrakesh, Fez, and the desert much easier than during peak summer heat.
FTLO's itinerary includes a Sahara camel trek, Moroccan cooking, medina exploration, ancient kasbahs, and mountain landscapes. You’ll move from Tangier through some of the country's most distinctive regions before ending the trip with plenty of memories and probably a suitcase full of things you didn't technically need to buy.
This is for you if...
You want a destination that feels completely different from home.
Markets, architecture, food, and culture are high on your list.
Sleeping beneath the desert stars sounds pretty great.
You like trips with a strong sense of place.
You want a lot of variety packed into one itinerary.
Iceland
Best for: Nature lovers, photographers, and travelers who want a major bucket-list experience.
Iceland's winter season is famous for a reason. The Northern Lights become a possibility, waterfalls feel even more dramatic against the changing landscape, and the country's geothermal pools provide a pretty ideal way to warm up after a day outside.
FTLO's Iceland Winter trip includes Reykjavik, black-sand beaches, waterfalls, geothermal lagoons, and glacial ice caves. The trip runs during Iceland's winter season specifically for the Northern Lights, although sightings are never guaranteed.
This is for you if...
Chasing the Northern Lights is on your bucket list.
You’d rather spend your vacation surrounded by dramatic nature.
Hot springs after outdoor adventures sound ideal.
You don’t mind cold weather.
You want a trip that feels very different from your normal vacation.
South Africa
Best for: Wildlife lovers, wine drinkers, and travelers who want a big trip with a lot of variety.
South Africa gives you a little bit of everything: safari, wine country, beaches, city culture, hiking, and incredible food.
FTLO's itinerary starts with wildlife experiences in Kruger National Park, then brings you through Cape Town and Stellenbosch's wine country. You can spot the Big Five, hike Lion's Head, explore Cape Town, and spend time tasting your way through the Winelands.
Because South Africa is in the Southern Hemisphere, fall in the U.S. means spring there, giving you a chance to trade cooler temperatures for sunshine and outdoor adventures.
This is for you if...
A safari is on your bucket list.
You want wildlife without giving up great food and wine.
You like trips that combine cities and nature.
You want a destination with a lot of variety.
You’re ready for a bigger adventure.
New Zealand
Best for: Nature lovers, road-trip people, and travelers who want to see a lot of different landscapes in one trip.
New Zealand is big, and FTLO's 11-day itinerary takes advantage of it. You'll explore both islands, from Rotorua's geothermal landscapes and Māori cultural experiences to glowworm caves, wine country, alpine scenery, and Milford Sound.
The trip also includes an overnight Milford Sound cruise, a winery lunch and tasting, Hobbiton, and free time in Queenstown for optional adventures.
Since New Zealand's seasons are reversed, Northern Hemisphere fall is spring there, making this another great option if your goal is to escape cooler weather.
This is for you if...
You want a major nature-focused adventure.
Scenic road trips are your thing.
You want to experience both islands.
You like having plenty of optional activities.
You want to combine outdoor experiences with culture, food, and wine.
Argentina
Best for: Foodies, wine lovers, culture seekers, and travelers ready for a warm-weather fall.
Argentina is another Southern Hemisphere escape, which means your fall can look a lot more like spring.
FTLO's trip centers around Buenos Aires, tango, Argentine food and asado, Malbec, nightlife, and dramatic landscapes. It's a strong choice when you want the cultural depth of a major international trip but don't necessarily want to spend your fall bundled up.
This is for you if...
You want to trade fall weather for spring.
Food and wine are central to your travel style.
You want nightlife and culture alongside outdoor experiences.
Buenos Aires has been on your list.
You’d rather be drinking Malbec than pumpkin spice.
Turkey
Best for: Foodies, history lovers, and travelers who want a little bit of everything.
Turkey packs a lot into nine days. Start in Istanbul with spice bazaars, historic neighborhoods, and incredible food, then head to Cappadocia for its surreal landscapes and optional hot air balloon ride. From there, continue toward ancient ruins and the Mediterranean coast of Bodrum.
Fall brings cooler temperatures that make exploring Istanbul, Cappadocia, and historic sites much more comfortable than the peak summer months.
This is for you if...
You want a destination with serious cultural variety.
Ancient history and incredible food are both priorities.
You want a mix of cities, countryside, and coastline.
A hot air balloon ride over Cappadocia is on your bucket list.
You want a trip that feels very different from your everyday life.
Endless Summer
If changing leaves aren't really your thing, that's fine.
Fall is also one of the easiest times to make a strategic escape to warmer destinations. Trade sweaters for swimsuits, rainy commutes for beach walks, and your usual routine for tropical food, jungle adventures, island days, and warm nights.
These trips are especially good for travelers who want plenty of adventure without giving up time to relax.
Thailand
Best for: Foodies, beach lovers, culture seekers, and travelers who want a little bit of everything.
Thailand brings together temples, street food, nightlife, elephants, cooking, and beaches in one trip.
FTLO's eight-day itinerary takes you from Bangkok to Chiang Mai and Khao Lak, with temple experiences, Thai food, an ethical elephant experience, a cooking class, and time on the beach.
This is for you if...
You want a warm-weather trip with lots to do.
Street food is one of your favorite parts of traveling.
You want beaches and culture in the same itinerary.
You’re interested in experiencing Thailand beyond the resort.
You want an easy way to meet people while exploring Southeast Asia.
Brazil
Best for: Beach lovers, nightlife people, culture seekers, and anyone who likes a destination with energy.
Brazil is not a sit-by-the-pool-and-do-nothing kind of destination. FTLO's itinerary brings you into Salvador's Afro-Brazilian culture before heading to Rio, where you'll experience beaches, samba, local food, and the city's famously social atmosphere.
Fall is a great time to trade cooler weather for warm beaches and outdoor experiences.
This is for you if...
You want your trip to have energy.
You love beaches but don't want to spend the entire trip at a resort.
Music, dancing, and nightlife are part of your travel style.
You want to experience Brazilian culture beyond the tourist checklist.
You’re ready to embrace a destination with a big personality.
Belize
Best for: First-time solo travelers, beach lovers, and anyone who wants a short trip with a lot packed in.
Belize is an easy choice when you want to get away without committing to a two-week adventure.
FTLO combines Mayan history with tropical island time, including the Altun Ha ruins, jungle cave tubing, a catamaran day, snorkeling along the barrier reef, nurse sharks, sea turtles, and time to explore Caye Caulker by golf cart.
Late fall also lines up with the beginning of Belize's drier season, making it a particularly appealing time for beaches and water-based activities.
This is for you if...
You want a shorter international trip.
You’re a first-time solo traveler.
You want both adventure and serious downtime.
Snorkeling and island days sound better than sightseeing all day.
You want something tropical without needing two weeks of PTO.
Costa Rica
Best for: Active travelers, first-time solo travelers, beach lovers, and anyone who wants a quick tropical reset.
Costa Rica is all about the combination of jungle, waterfalls, beaches, and adventure. FTLO's five-day itinerary includes canyon ziplining, a jungle waterfall experience, surfing in Tamarindo, and a Costa Rican cooking class, with built-in free time to relax or explore.
Fall overlaps with Costa Rica's green season, which means lush landscapes, fewer crowds, and more frequent afternoon rain. If you're willing to trade perfectly predictable weather for greener scenery and a quieter experience, it can be a great time to go.
This is for you if...
You want an international getaway without using a ton of PTO.
You like being active but still want beach time.
You want to try surfing or ziplining.
You love being surrounded by nature.
You’re looking for a social trip that’s approachable for a first solo adventure.
So, Which Fall Trip Is Right for You?
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Choose Cozy Euro Vibes if: You picture your ideal fall with wine, historic cities, changing leaves, thermal baths, long meals, and countryside escapes.
Choose Big Fall Adventures if: Your travel list is full of places you've been saying you'll visit “someday” and you're ready to make one of them happen.
Choose Endless Summer if: Your ideal fall outfit is still a swimsuit and sandals and you would happily trade changing leaves for warm beaches.
Choose a nature-heavy trip if: You want your itinerary to include wildlife, dramatic landscapes, hiking, waterfalls, or outdoor experiences.
Choose a foodie trip if: Local cuisine, wine tastings, cooking classes, and memorable meals are a major part of why you travel.
Choose a first-solo-trip-friendly option if: You want to travel internationally but would rather have the logistics, itinerary, and built-in social experience handled for you.
Why Travel Solo With FTLO This Fall?
You don't need to have a travel partner lined up to take a big trip.
FTLO creates small-group trips specifically for solo travelers in their 20s and 30s. Most travelers join on their own, which means you aren't the odd one out when you show up solo. You'll have a group of people in a similar stage of life, a dedicated Trip Leader, planned experiences, and plenty of opportunities to explore together and on your own.
Groups are capped at 16 travelers, so you get the social side of group travel without the follow-the-flag feel of a giant tour group. The itineraries also balance curated local experiences with free time, giving you the structure to make the most of your destination without scheduling every minute of your vacation.
And honestly, that's one of the best things about traveling in your 30s. You don't have to wait for everyone else's lives to line up before you get to go.
Fall Group Trip FAQs
What are the best fall group trips for solo travelers in their 30s?
Some of the best fall group trips for solo travelers in their 30s include Budapest, Vienna & Prague, Slovenia, Tuscany & Rome, Japan, Iceland, South Africa, Morocco, Thailand, and Argentina. The right trip depends on whether you're looking for fall foliage, cooler European weather, wildlife, adventure, food and wine, or a warm-weather escape.
Is fall a good time to travel with FTLO?
Yes. Fall offers a wide range of travel experiences across FTLO's destinations. You can experience changing leaves and cooler temperatures in Europe and Japan, chase the Northern Lights in Iceland, enjoy spring in Southern Hemisphere destinations like Argentina and New Zealand, or escape to warm-weather destinations such as Thailand and Belize.
What are the best European group trips in the fall?
For cozy European fall travel, FTLO offers Budapest, Vienna & Prague, Slovenia, Tuscany & Rome, Ireland & Scotland, and French Wine Country. These trips combine historic cities, countryside, food, wine, cultural experiences, and time with a small group of fellow solo travelers.
Where should I go in fall if I want to see fall foliage?
Japan, Slovenia, Budapest, Vienna & Prague, and parts of Ireland and Scotland are strong options for fall foliage. Timing varies by destination and year, so exact peak foliage dates can change.
FTLO's Budapest, Vienna & Prague October 4, 2026 departure is specifically positioned around peak fall foliage season.
What are the best fall trips for warm weather?
If you're looking to escape cooler temperatures, consider Thailand, Brazil, Belize, Costa Rica, or Argentina. Argentina and New Zealand are particularly interesting because their seasons are reversed, so Northern Hemisphere fall corresponds with spring there.
Where can I see the Northern Lights in fall?
Iceland is one of FTLO's destinations specifically designed around Northern Lights viewing. The Iceland Winter trip runs during Iceland's winter season when the Northern Lights are most visible, although sightings can never be guaranteed.
Is Japan a good fall destination?
Yes. Fall is one of the most appealing seasons to experience Japan, particularly for travelers interested in changing leaves, comfortable sightseeing temperatures, food, and cultural experiences. FTLO's Japan trip combines traditional experiences such as tea ceremonies, temple visits, sushi making, and onsens with modern experiences like karaoke.
What is the best fall trip for foodies?
It depends on what kind of food experience you're looking for. Tuscany & Rome and French Wine Country are strong choices for wine, local cuisine, and countryside experiences. Vietnam, Turkey, Japan, Thailand, and Morocco are great options if you want food to be deeply connected to the local culture.
Are FTLO trips good for people traveling alone in their 30s?
Yes. FTLO is specifically designed for solo travelers ages 25–39. Most travelers join trips on their own, and groups are capped at 16 people. You'll have a built-in group for meals, activities, and exploring while still getting free time to do your own thing.
Do I need to be single to join an FTLO trip?
No. FTLO trips are designed for solo travelers, not exclusively single travelers. People join because they want to travel, meet new people, and experience a destination with a group. Whether you're single, partnered, or simply the only person in your friend group with enough PTO, you can join on your own.
How many people are on an FTLO group trip?
FTLO groups are capped at 16 travelers. The smaller group size gives you the social experience of group travel without the feel of a large tour bus.
What if I don't know anyone on the trip?
That's completely normal. FTLO trips are designed around people arriving solo and meeting their group at the beginning of the trip. You'll have shared experiences, group meals, activities, and plenty of built-in opportunities to get to know each other.
And you might leave with more than a few new travel buddies.
How do I choose the right FTLO trip for fall?
Start with the kind of fall you actually want.
If you want changing leaves, wine, thermal baths, and cozy European cities, look at Cozy Euro Vibes. If you're ready for a bucket-list experience like Iceland, Japan, Morocco, or South Africa, explore Big Fall Adventures. And if you'd rather skip the sweaters entirely, Endless Summer has warm-weather options in Thailand, Brazil, Belize, Costa Rica, and Argentina.
The best trip is ultimately the one that makes you think, “Okay, I actually want to go there.”
Ready to Make This Fall One to Remember?
You don't need to wait until your friends are available, your schedules line up, or someone finally commits to the trip you've been talking about for years.
Pick the destination you've been thinking about, join a group of like-minded solo travelers, and let FTLO handle the logistics.
Your fall could look very different this year.
