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Travelling over 60 can be quite an adventure for those who haven't seen the world yet. You don't have to worry about keeping the kids safe if they stay home, wondering if they're behaving for the babysitter or if the babysitter is taking good care of them. It can be a relaxing, worry-free experience because your kids are all grown up and typically have their kids to worry about. You've done your time, and now it's time to relax with a
drink in your hand and your feet in the sand!
If you're feeling the need for a getaway, try travelling solo. Before you decide to jump foot-first into your solo adventure, talk to your doctor about any possible health concerns that may be a risk to your health. As with everything, there are many pros and cons to travelling alone.
The great advantage of solo travel is that it allows you to pursue your own interests at your own pace. Theres no need to worry about other people's schedules and missing out on an excellent opportunity to see parts of the world that interest you most. It can also be a great way to find yourself again after a challenging life experience. But travelling alone can also be risky. There are many people out there who take advantage
of older people, so if you decide to travel alone, do your research before taking that leap. Many cruises specifically for seniors bring you to many different places around the world. There are also particular vacation locations for seniors that you could look into or ask a family member to help you find a place to make you feel safe and secure during your time away.
