any singles holidays that let you do your own thing?

On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 10:31:13 -0700, brigstockedavidm wrote:

>I've found that being alone on holiday can be pretty depressing, so
>I'm considering a holiday for single people - not to find a mate or
>anything, just for the company.
>
>The trouble is, I don't like holidays where you're shepherded around
>everywhere.
>
>My ideal holiday would be one where I did my own thing through the
>day, then met up with the group for a meal and drinks in the evening.
>
>Does anyone know of companies that specialise in this type of
>holiday?
>
>(I live in the UK, by the way).

If you take a holiday on you own, you can buy one-day tours to various
places when you arrive. I often do that and usually find interesting
people on the same tour. It can often be a good way to meet people and
make new friends.

Chris

On Jul 5, 10:31 am, brigstockeda...m wrote:
> I've found that being alone on holiday can be pretty depressing, so
> I'm considering a holiday for single people - not to find a mate or
> anything, just for the company.
>
> The trouble is, I don't like holidays where you're shepherded around
> everywhere.
>
> My ideal holiday would be one where I did my own thing through the
> day, then met up with the group for a meal and drinks in the evening.
>
> Does anyone know of companies that specialise in this type of
> holiday?
>
> (I live in the UK, by the way).
>
> Dave



I don't know if such tours exist. But what would be the point of
joining? You are just buying transportation and some vague social
gathering with people you have never met before and may or may not
even like. Why not just tour on your own and go to places in the
evening where people like you gathers, such as a local pub or places
near universities.