One person vacation

Do one of those all inclusive "singles" vacations (cruise, resort, etc)

1st week: sleep.
2nd week: travel. Destinations depends on your $$, where are you from, where have you already been, etc.

Explore explore explore!!

Conquer another universe.

If i am going to be alone i wont go anywhere, enjoy being in my house, but i really like to travel but i wont travel alone, it just isnt as fun

1. bigass backpack
2. a silent place/a spontaneous destination
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4. BEST VACATION EVER!

Honestly... I'd say, if you've got a bucket list and some spare cash, try and take care of a few of those things. If not of course, well... Just do whatever makes you happiest. That sounds kinda lame I suppose, but still. Try not to be -too- adventurous though. It's dangerous to go alone, after all.

Unless you have some good friend to travel with, never travel alone..
It's better spend vacation on internet (alone) :(

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Why not spend some time exploring your surroundings. Visit nearby cities and places that you've not yet been to. It should be relatively cheap, and who knows, you might get a whole new appreciation for the area around you. I just checked your profile, and according to it, you live in Prague, so one obvious place you could take a day-trip to is Kutná Hora, with its famous bone church and the large cathedral (The tourist site that I ended up on when checking the spelling for that city made the train station look a lot nicer than it did when I was there a few years ago).

A trip to Prague – since you are already there you will cut the travelling expenses... Seriously though – if you are not into adventures – take a book and just place yourself in a junkies-free park (assuming the spring is here) or a tea room/café and try to taste as much new things as you could.

VACation?

Check the travel itineraries for your city on the web. Most of them will point to obvious tourist traps, but you can find some really good ones with cool underground places (like speakeasy bars or little hidden museums) and spend a few days like a tourist. Really, even if you are local, you can find some things you never expected, right under your nose.

Don't listen to those never travel alone people. I've been travelling on my own for more than six months and I was having the time of my life.

Oh, and I might want to add, I'm female.

Regarding the desitnation: if you're tired of the winter, travel south. If you like it cold, explore the north. Pack a backpack, board a train and see where you end up. Just get off that train where you think it looks nice. Then watch where your feet are taking you.

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Pick a city you've never been to, spend at least 2 days there just looking around. Works for me at least.

Depends if you're looking to go international or stay closer to home. I never have time to travel any more other than for work. Well, I should say I'm unable to make time since most people don't just happen to find a week or two wide open. My wife told me she wants to see more of the world and bought us tickets to go to several countries she hasn't been to later this year. She loves to have every detail planned while I'm spontaneous. So, random tickets works for me!

My best suggestion is keep an open mind within your limitations. Only you know if you like to have everything planned (find a tour group to join? Cruise? Etc) or if you're like me and you'll just jump on a plane, go somewhere, and find out what you're doing when you get there.

Even if there's a city nearby that you haven't thoroughly explored, it's a great way to feel like you're far from home without really being far. You'd be surprised what you can find within a few hours drive/train/travel.

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Go explore your city. I have lots of friends that do not know their home well. I guess you could go museums or your country tourist spots

Traveling around a foreign country alone is actually one of the best experiences you can have, it gives you the freedom to explore how you want without having any constraints from the other people.

I don't understand all the posts saying not to travel somewhere. I love traveling solo, because it means you don't have to adjust your plans to accommodate what your companion wants to do. No matter who you're with, you're not going to agree 100% of the time on where to go, how long to spend there, where to eat, etc.

I've had some great trips just going to some random city, seeing the sights, and purposely getting lost walking around different neighborhoods.. Grab a cheap flight somewhere a few hours away, and just explore. If money is tight, Berlin is one of my favorite cities I've ever been to, and has some of the cheapest hotels around. Since you mentioned your parents giving you stuff to do if you stay home, I assume you're pretty young, so maybe a hostel would be a good fit as well.

If you want to travel alone, plan your trip ahead. Book a place to stay in so you don't waste time looking for one. Know the places that you want to go to and places that other travelers recommend.

I'd take a wildlife tour. There's nothing more relaxing than that. But that's just me.

I know you didn't want to fly, but I used this website to find really cheap flights. The downside is that you buy them like a monthish in advance. I know that google flights is also revamping to make it easier for you to plan a cheap trip!