Our four core ideals...
Once upon a time (way back in February 2024) some friends got together over a bottle of wine at a beautiful rooftop cafe overlooking the Acropolis and decided that they wanted to create a community where women felt empowered through travel, through seeking out new adventurous experiences and through helping their sisters around the globe.
And just like that, the Women's Adventure Travel Network was born.
Our goal is simple... to show women from all walks of life that they are strong and capable of doing things they may have never dreamed they could physically do, in some of the world's most beautiful places, while simultaneously financially supporting and showcasing women-owned or operated businesses local to the destination.
Through our community we seek to expand our sisterhood of brave, adventurous women and female entrepreneurs all while having a lot of fun and making new friends for life.
01
Empowerment
Traveling solo to try out a new activity can be intimidating, which is why our small group tours are the perfect way to find your stride. Our experienced female tour guides and instructors will be with you every step of the way, and you'll be with fellow adventurers who are learning, just like you.
02
Adventure
Whether its surfing, kayaking, snowboarding or backpacking, all of our tours have an element of physical adventure built in. You can be a complete beginner with zero experience and still have a riot of a good time. We'll teach you and sometimes we'll even be learning right along side of you!
03
Sisterhood
Think of it as one giant slumber party. From the time you arrive you'll start making new friends who will support and encourage you. We keep the groups small to make sure that no one feels lost in the crowd. Traveling and adventuring together with your new sisters builds bonds that can last a lifetime.
04
Community
All of our tours are designed with the larger feminine community in mind. That's why we prioritize working with women-owned and operated businesses in each of our destinations, particularly where female ownership has been traditionally underrepresented and is often the backbone of the local community.
