What Should Travelers (Both Women and Men) Wear in Sudan?
Sudan is a fascinating place to travel, but the cultural norms can be confusing. Here’s what to wear in Sudan – for both male and female travelers – to be respectful and minimize hassle.
For Women
Sudan, in the Company of Men
When the welcome committee is all men, all the time, cycling solo as a woman in conservative and friendly Sudan gets … complex.
The Messy Truth About Safety for Solo Female Travelers
This isn’t your typical solo female travel safety article. Let’s dive into the messy truth about harassment and assault so we can build a framework for rationally assessing and reacting to risk.
Bike Seat Pain for Women: An Awkwardly Comprehensive Guide to Finding Solutions
Bicycling can be a pain in the butt, and other personal places, for many women. Here’s how to fix that.
Guest Post: Solo Female Travel in West Africa
Guest post for Her Packing List about traveling solo in West Africa as a woman: what to expect, challenges, memorable moments, and packing tips.
Bicycle Travel Interviews: Adventure, Fear, and Traveling Solo While Married
Excited to be interviewed by Olivia Round about bicycle travel, overcoming fear, and traveling solo while married.
14 Ways to Pee Outdoors for Women (yes, I’ve tried them all)
You had no idea there were this many ways to pee outdoors as a woman. Here’s a roundup of creative options for any lady who finds herself amongst nature when nature calls.
Menstrual Cups for Travel and Backpacking: Honest Answers From An Adventurous Lady
Thinking about making the switch to a menstrual cup? I outline the pros and cons of the Diva Cup and answer some awkward personal questions about how to use it.
Is Cambodia Safe for Female Travelers? | Solo Cyclist Shares Her Experience.
Is Cambodia a safe place to travel? Some say it’s questionable for a solo lady, but I bicycled, alone and female, all over the country. Here’s my take on solo female travel in Cambodia.
What should women wear for a bicycle tour in Southeast Asia?
Southeast Asia is hot and humid, and also a bit more culturally conservative than many cyclists are used to. How should women dress for a bicycle tour in Southeast Asia?
