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Single-gender tour groups offer belonging, but it’s not one-size-fits-all.

If you’re craving a roadside adventure this autumn, consider one of these trips.

Cooler weather and fewer visitors make this coastal Virginia destination ideal for off-season outdoor adventures, like kayaking and hiking in state parks.

Explore new regions through hikes, rides, paddles, and cultural activities led by local guides.

Explore the ends of the earth—with yarn and needles in hand.

The U.S. Navy did not lift its ban on the transportation of women to Antarctica until 1969.

“Floating basecamps” reach areas that big ships can’t and provide outdoor adventures, intimate wildlife viewing, and travel that’s immersive, responsible, and transformative.

St. Hilda Sea Adventures runs a fleet of small-boat cruises that bring passengers to areas of the Scottish coastline they’d be hard pressed to reach any other way. Here’s what it’s like on this sweet seafaring adventure.

These are the best destinations for women traveling solo, plus tips for how to go.

UnCruise’s floating basecamps offer rare and intimate views of the state’s iconic animals, including whales, bears, salmon, and eagles.

Snorkel with sea lions, hike rugged desert trails, and kayak through crystal-clear waters on an UnCruise journey.

This road trip through Western Québec delivers with mountain peaks, forest spas, and outdoor adventures for every traveler.

From a new Orient Express yacht to an Atlas Ocean Voyages expedition vessel, the wind-fueled technology dating back thousands of years is experiencing a revolutionary renaissance that could drastically reduce cruising’s footprint.

After 20 years of traveling the world as a wheelchair user, Sophie Morgan highlights the people and operators making high-impact adventures more accessible.