The Mysa Motel: A Secure, Self-Check-In Oasis on the Gold Coast

Tucked away in Palm Beach on the southern end of the Gold Coast, The Mysa Motel is made for women who value both independence and peace of mind – in aesthetically pleasing surroundings. With secure, contactless check-in and just a handful of pastel-toned rooms, it offers a stylish, self-contained base for those exploring the coast solo. Small-scale and thoughtfully designed, it's a modern throwback to road trip nostalgia — with an undercurrent of empowerment.

Elements of Byron: A Sanctuary for Reconnection

A solo stay at Elements of Byron is more than a break — it's a reset. Female guests arrive seeking spaciousness, and leave feeling reconnected with themselves and the natural world. Whether it's beachside yoga, rainforest walks, or a grounding treatment at Osprey Spa, the resort's nature-first philosophy is perfectly attuned to women wanting to slow down and tune in. “We're seeing more women choosing to travel alone as a form of self-care,” says Spa Manager Amy Back. “It's about reclaiming space and rhythm.”

Song Saa Private Island: Soulful, Solo Indulgence in Cambodia

Set on a secluded island in Cambodia's Koh Rong Archipelago, Song Saa Private Island is a dreamlike escape where female solo travellers are free to move at their own pace. It's quiet, barefoot luxury — where sunrise meditations and snorkelling sessions unfold effortlessly between jungle paths and overwater pavilions. Via the resort's holistic Wellbeing Sanctuary, solo guests can dive into a world of healing rituals inspired by the Buddhist principle of 'metta' (loving kindness), knowing every detail has been designed with wellbeing in mind.

Gundari: Empowering Escape in the Greek Isles

For women who find power in solitude, Gundari Greece is the ultimate sanctuary. Built into the cliffs of untamed Folegandros, this design-forward retreat invites solo travellers to rest, hike, journal, and simply be. Australian Spa consultant, Naomi Gregory, who shaped Gundari's wellness program, puts it best: “There's profound strength in stillness — and that's what we wanted to honour.”

Zannier Hotels Bai San Hô: Remote, Wild, and Wonderfully Free

Tucked along a remote Vietnamese coastline, Zannier Bai San Hô is a soulful escape for solo women who crave wild landscapes and authentic cultural immersion. Whether trekking along the coast, indulging in Vietnamese healing therapies, or simply listening to the ocean from their private villa, guests are gently encouraged to do exactly what they need — nothing more, nothing less.

Andronis Minois: Cycladic Calm on Paros

Andronis Minois on the Greek island of Paros offers the perfect blend of barefoot luxury and soul-soothing design. For solo female travellers, the resort's intuitive service, coastal calm, and strong design aesthetic offer a cocoon of serenity. Guests can spend mornings in quiet contemplation on their private terrace, afternoons floating in the Aegean, and evenings sipping something cool beneath the stars. Here, it's easy to feel both held and free.

The New Solo State of Mind

For women, travelling solo is no longer about proving something. It's about presence, pleasure, and personal reclamation. The properties in the Slojourn portfolio speak directly to this mindset — inviting women to be fully themselves, in places that feel equal parts safe, soulful, and strikingly beautiful.

“Every property in the Slojourn portfolio leans into the solo travel trend via a deep consideration of travel experience for those venturing independently,” says Tess Willcox, Co-Director of Slojourn Studio. “Whether you're seeking solitude or subtle support, these resorts strike the perfect balance — providing exceptional safety, intuitive service, and the kind of thoughtful touches that ensure you're never truly alone unless you want to be.”