Traveling solo is often seen as an adventure—but for me, it’s also a journey of faith. With every trip I take, I’ve learned that I’m never truly alone. God goes before me, walks beside me, and provides peace even in unfamiliar places.

1. Trusting God with the Unknown

Solo travel can feel uncertain—flights change, plans shift, and detours happen. But in every delay, I’ve found unexpected blessings. Proverbs 3:5 reminds me to “trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” He’s always guiding, even when the road feels unclear.

2. Finding Stillness in New Places

Some of my most powerful quiet times have happened on a trail, by the ocean, or in a tiny café far from home. These moments of stillness remind me that God isn’t just in the church building—He’s in every sunrise, every breeze, and every quiet corner I pause to pray.

3. Meeting God Through People

Kind strangers, helpful locals, and conversations that go deeper than expected—all reminders that God works through people. Each interaction feels like a divine appointment, nudging me to show grace and be open.

4. Carrying His Word With Me

Whether it’s a Bible app, a journal, or a verse written on a sticky note in my bag, I bring Scripture on every trip. It keeps me centered and reminds me why I go—not just to see the world, but to grow closer to the One who created it.

Solo travel isn’t just about discovering new places—it’s about deepening your faith, building trust, and finding peace that only God can give.

Wherever I go, I know I’m never alone.

Keep it Salty friends!

~Tamberly