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If you’ve ever come home from a trip feeling more like you survived The Amazing Race than took a vacation, you’re not alone. For introverts, traditional group travel can feel like a marathon of small talk, rigid itineraries, and endless “must-see” lists.

If your book club has ever daydreamed about sipping wine in Tuscany while debating which Little Women sister was truly the most relatable (spoiler: it’s still Jo), or lounging in a Parisian café while pretending you’re in an episode of Emily in Paris, then it’s time to take your stories off the page and into the world.

At Slow Travel Co., we believe in traveling with intention. Our retreats take place in sunlit villas, coastal manors, and lush landscapes around the globe. They’re designed so you can move at your own pace, follow your curiosity, and carve out some still moments, all while surrounded by a group of like-minded women who are doing the same. It’s the girl gang version of a Nancy Meyers movie (she's literally the best), sunny, stylish, and soul-nourishing.

Traditionally, reading and traveling don’t mesh. One is a slow-paced, indoor activity while the other is a fast-paced, adventurous activity. But when you go on one of our reading retreats, you can soak in a new city and a new book at the same time. 

Our reading retreats are about giving your TBR the attention it deserves, cultivating new, bookish connections, and exploring the literary scene of whatever destination you’re traveling to.

If you’ve ever returned from a long vacation, stepped foot in your home country’s airport and felt an overwhelming sense of relief to finally be able to rest… slow travel might be for you. See if you’re a match for this slower, more intentional way of traveling. 

Travel is supposed to renew and re-energize us, but the truth is, it often does the opposite. Slow travel is relaxing on vacation, because vacations are meant for relaxing.

Slow Travel Co. is designed for women who want to travel solo — but not alone. Who need a break from the hustle and bustle of their daily lives. Who want their vacations to actually feel like vacations, instead of yet another check on an endless to-do list. And who want to see the world and find adventure, but not stress out doing so.