Where do you find a woman travel companion?

[nkw5]

I am an unattached older woman who has money and time to travel (well, more time than money). It's super hard for me to find a travel companion, preferably female, but I have had several great male roommates/buddies. Any ideas?

 

[Cornbread O'Malley]

My dive buddy (female) tells me she finds travel buddies through Girls that Scuba - The World's Largest Scuba Diving Community for Women.

 

[chillyinCanada]

I am an unattached older woman who has money and time to travel (well, more time than money). It's super hard for me to find a travel companion, preferably female, but I have had several great male roommates/buddies. Any ideas?

Are you interested in any trips in SE Asia rather than the Caribbean?

 

[nkw5]

My dive buddy (female) tells me she finds travel buddies through Girls that Scuba - The World's Largest Scuba Diving Community for Women.

Thanks for a great tip.

 

[nkw5]

Are you interested in any trips in SE Asia rather than the Caribbean?

 

[nkw5]

Sure.

 

[Still Kicking]

I am an unattached older woman who has money and time to travel (well, more time than money). It's super hard for me to find a travel companion, preferably female, but I have had several great male roommates/buddies. Any ideas?

Mexico Liveaboards (Qunio el Guardian, Rocio del Mar) has trips to Revillagigedos and Sea of Cortez specifically for women divers. Not only would you fit in but you might meet some good future buddies.

 

[chillyinCanada]

Also trips with this crew can be great:

SingleDivers.com - Our Crew

The one and only site providing dive trips to primarily single and married but buddyless scubadivers. Group trips with no single supplements.

www.singledivers.com

 

[living4experiences]

There's a Facebook group, Scuba Divas Over 50.

 

[rmorgan]

Also, check out OBDC—the Old Broads Dive Club. We were on a boat with four longtime members, the oldest was I think 83, but they said all ages belong. OBDC.org. Men can be auxiliary members, called (as I recall) Sherpas. They do a lot of trips.