Best Women Travel Web Sites

See our collection of Women Travel Tours and Groups for more websites which provide options for women to actively connect while traveling around the globe as well as our selection of the Best Women Travel Books for some of the best contemporary travel writing.

Adventure Divas, www.adventuredivas.com. The website serves up wisdom from the road, packing lists and links to help make your trip happen.

Being A Broad, www.being-a-broad.com. Started in Tokyo in 1997, Being A Broad has already helped thousands of women make the most of their lives in Japan through an active discussion board, a personalized life-coaching service, and a number one best-selling book. Other chapters of Being A Broad are growing throughout the world, starting with online discussion groups covering topics specific to each country.

Guava Magazine, www.guavamag.com. A fun, new quirky travel magazine for spicy, young women who love to get lost and never wear nude pantyhose. Every fun-filled issue of Guava is filled with tips & tricks for hoarding cash for travel, road trip kits, travel/work/living abroad guides, do-it-yourself articles, and much more.

GutsyTraveler.com, www.gutsytraveler.com, is the website for Marybeth Bond, an award-winning author and editor of nine travel books including 50 Best Girlfriend Getaways in North America (National Geographic), A Woman’s World, Gutsy Women, Gutsy Mamas, A Mother’s World, A Woman’s Passion for Travel, A Woman’s Europe, and A Woman’s Asia (Travelers’ Tales). Marybeth is also the Adventure Editor for Travelgirl Magazine. Her site offers useful travel resources, including an excellent section on Recommended Travel Companies, including those exclusively for women.

Ex In The City, www.exinthecity.com, is a lively site for divorced women and offers some excellent short travel guides which they call 50 EX-Rated City Guides, written by women all around the world, "suggesting places that a woman can go when traveling through the stages of EXile, EXpress, EXorcise, EXplore and EXhale."

JourneyWoman, www.journeywoman.com. A a website based in Canada which connects traveling women around the globe and features a plethora of eclectic articles. It also offers an online newsletter.

Maiden Voyages, www.maiden-voyages.com. Maiden Voyages is a literary consumer magazine for women; the website contains a large directory of tour operators that cater to women.

Tam Tam Femme, www.tamtamfemme.org. Support, advice and contacts to women moving to Africa and Latin America. An extensive network of women in Africa and Latin America that are ready to help with information and welcoming women who arrive in Africa and Latin America

Travel Alone and Love It, www.travelaloneandloveit.com. This is a free-access site that posts ten new solo-travel tips each month, and is authored by a former flight attendant who has written a book by the same title. The site also provides safety tips, reader recommendations, Q&A, and plenty of resources for independent and solo travel.

Wanderlust and Lipstick, wanderlustandlipstick.com. More than a companion website to Beth Whitman’s book by the same title, WanderlustandLipstick.com is building a community website for women to share and connect with other women travelers. Besides tips and Whitman’s articles, there are a growing number of “Wander Tales” written by the likes of Stephanie Elizondo Griest, Deborah McLaren, and Meg Peterson.

Women on the Road: Adventure Travel for the Intrepid Woman, www.women-on-the-road.com. A unique travel website by women for women who dare to travel on their own - and love it! Find sensible safety advice, innovative travel ideas, health tips, information on money matters - and anything else you will need to know as an independent woman on the road. A new site which is very clean in design while providing excellent substantive advice and inspiration..

Women Travel Tips, www.womentraveltips.com. This website, also by Marybeth Bond (see GutsyTraveler.com above), is an excellent resource on solo women travel, and it contains very useful articles.