Solo Women Travel In India
Solo women travel in India that feels anything but lonely.
Breakaway is sensitised and committed to creating safe solo women’s travel experiences in India. From choosing the right hotels to ensuring that support staff, such as trusted guides and drivers, offer reassurance, we make sure that solo women’s guided tours in India are thoughtfully planned and supported.
We design customised itineraries that prioritise safety without diluting the personal expectations of our solo women travellers, including many exploring India for the first time. We aim to make their first solo trip memorable, and certainly not their last.
Small & secure experiences for solo women travellers in India
Dependable support team & curated local network
Local experts familiar with women-friendly routes
Night travel is minimised for safety.
24×7 support via phone and Whatsapp
How do we craft safe solo travel experiences for women in India?
At Breakaway, we believe that solo travel should be empowering, not overwhelming. Our team spends time understanding your comfort levels, travel pace, and personal interests before suggesting destinations or routes. Whether you want to join one of our customised group travel for women experiences or prefer to explore independently, we ensure the journey feels like your own.
Our local experts help shape trips that reflect the richness of India its culture, people, craft traditions, food stories, and landscapes. Over the years, women from all walks of life have travelled with us, many through our female travel groups across India, trusting us to handle the details so that they can simply experience.

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Some Memorable Solo Women Trips
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Breakaway – Created by travellers who understand solo women

At Breakaway, we believe solo travel should feel empowering, not intimidating. From the very first step, choosing stays that combine comfort with safety, to arranging storytellers, drivers, and support staff who offer reassurance at every turn, every detail is thoughtfully curated to create a seamless journey.
Our itineraries are designed around the preferences and comfort levels of solo women travellers. Whether it is a first-time visitor exploring Jaipur, drifting through the backwaters of Kerala, or experiencing the spiritual calm of Varanasi, safety and cultural depth always go hand in hand.
Breakaway takes care of the logistics, support, and planning so every woman can focus on what truly matters: discovering India on her own terms. Many of these journeys have grown into meaningful connections, forming the foundation of our customised group travel for women and shaping the way we design new experiences.
Breakaway and Explore - Upcoming Group Travel for Women in India

Goa Through Every Sense: A Tactile Heritage Experience (Dec 18, 2025)
Dec 18, 2025

Weaves of West Bengal: Threads of Tradition and Artistry with Breakaway (5–14 December, 2025)
5–14 December, 2025

Heritage Walk for the Visually Impaired: A Sensory Journey Through Inclusive Delhi (04 December 2025)
04 December 2025

The Young Creative Entrepreneurs Trail — Jaipur’s New Design Studios (Nov 27–29 & Dec 3–4, 2025)
Nov 27–29 & Dec 3–4, 2025

The Jaipur Food Walk: Heritage Flavours and Culinary Traditions (Nov 27–30 & Dec 3–4, 2025)
Nov 27–30 & Dec 3–4, 2025

Bagru Indigo Experience: Dabu, Leheriya & the Jajam Revival (Nov 27–30 & Dec 3–4, 2025)
(Nov 27–30 & Dec 3–4, 2025)

The Jaipur Jewellery Trail: Heritage Workshops & Contemporary Ateliers (Nov 27–29 & Dec 3–4, 2025)
Nov 27–29 & Dec 3–4, 2025

Sustainability & Circularity in Craft Trail: A Jaipur Journey Through Textile Innovation (Nov 27-29 & Dec 3-4 2025)
Nov 27-29 & Dec 3-4 2025

Echoes of time: Exploring Hampi and Beyond (22 to 27 November)
22 to 27 November

Ahmedabad & Kachchh: Experience Gujarat’s Textile Heritage (12–19 November, 2025)
12–19 November, 2025

Kashmir’s Golden Autumn: Embrace the Colours of Harud with Breakaway (7–12 November, 2025)
7–12 November, 2025

Celebrate the Spirit of Kolkata During Durga Puja (28 Sept – 3 Oct 2025)
28 Sept – 3 Oct 2025

Ganesh Chaturthi in Mumbai: 10 Days of Spirit and Devotion (27 Aug – 06 Sept)
27 Aug - 06 Sept

Whispers of the Konkan: A Journey into Sawantwadi (Any Dates Through the Season)
Any dates through the season

Carved in Silence: A Journey Through Ajanta and Ellora (Any Dates Through The Season)
Any Dates Through The Season

Soaked in Soul: Kerala’s Monsoon Calling (Any Dates Through The Season)
Any Dates Through The Season

Ladakh: God’s Own Palette (May 3 – 11, 2025)
3rd May - 11h May, 2025

Ehsaas: Live the Loom Life in Kashmir (April 27 – May 1, 2025)
27th April - 1st May, 2025

Behind Your Brew – A Coffee Plantation Trail in Coorg (17th – 20th April )
17th April - 20th April, 2025

Kashmir: The Promise of Spring (17th – 20th April 2025)
17th April - 20th April, 2025

Coonoor Tea Plantation Experience – A Tea Trail (10th – 13th April 2025)
10th April - 13th April, 2025

Punjab: A Beyond The Brochure Experience (28th – 31st March 2025)
28th March- 31st March, 2025

Holi Tour of Braj (Barsana / Vrindavan) – 8th to 9th March 2025
8th March- 9th March, 2025

A Textile Trail in Jaipur (2nd – 5th March 2025)
2nd March- 5th March, 2025

Ahmedabad & Kachchh: A Textile Trail (26th February – 5th March 2025)
26th February - 5th March, 2025

Beyond the Brochure Rajasthan (20th – 25th February 2025)
20th - 25th February, 2025

State on a Plate: A Food Trail in Calcutta (17th – 21st February 2025)
17th - 21st February, 2025

Delhi Textile Trail | Handcrafted Traditions (15th February 2025)
February 15, 2025

Maha Kumbh Mela 2025: A Grand Spiritual Spectacle (February 2025)
1st February - 28th February, 2025

Varanasi Textile & Culture Experience (9th – 12th Jan)
9th - 12th January, 2025

Ehsaas Journey – Varanasi Textiles & Crafts (28th Nov- 1st Dec) Soldout
Upon Request & Availability; Season ends February

Gujarat Textile Craft Communities Tour (26th Nov- 3rd Dec) Soldout
Upon Request & Availability; Season ends March

Rajjo Ka Chulha – Delight of Rural Haryanvi Food (23rd Nov) Soldout
Upon Request & Availability; Season ends February

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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best transportation options for solo women?
Metros and app-based cabs are the safest options for solo women travelling within Indian cities. For longer trips, a verified outstation cab or pre-booked private driver is recommended for comfort and security. We help you choose women-safe routes, trusted local drivers, and reliable transport partners used across our solo women’s travel in India journeys.
If I am travelling solo as a woman, what should I do if I feel unsafe?
If you feel unsafe while travelling solo as a woman, trust your instincts and move to a public area, contact local authorities, or use safety features in apps like SOS alerts. Knowing the local emergency numbers (such as 112 for general emergencies and 1091 for the women helpline), and having contacts of trusted hotels and embassies can help.
Is it a good idea to travel alone as a woman?
Yes, solo trips for women in India can be rewarding and safe with the right planning. They offer the freedom to explore at your own pace and connect with local culture in a meaningful way. Many travellers choose solo journeys or customised group travel for women, both of which provide secure, well-planned experiences that feel empowering and unforgettable.
Is it safe for a female to travel alone in India?
Yes, solo travel for women in India can be safe when approached with the right preparation. Selecting well-researched destinations, reliable local guides, and safe accommodations helps create a secure and memorable journey. Many women choose to explore India on their own, embracing its rich culture, vibrant cities, and serene landscapes with confidence
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