Which tour is best for you?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Have you ever been on a small group tour? If so, did you enjoy it?

  • A.
    Heck yes! I’ve taken several small group tours. I love them!
  • B.
    Yes... but it wasn’t really my cup of tea. I don’t know if it was the destination or the group dynamic, but I didn’t feel like I got much out of the experience.
  • C.
    Nope, but I’m open to the experience!
  • D.
    No... and I’m not interested. I’ve always been a do-it-myself kind of person. I guess group tours just aren’t for me.
• 2.
  What's your travel experience?

  • A.
    Planning my first trip!
  • B.
    Under 5 trips, but hungry for more.
  • C.
    I'm experienced — I've definitely had my fair share of adventures! Now I'm ready to see the world with new friends.
• 3.
  You’re strolling through a crowded downtown street market. What catches your attention?

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    The grey-haired palm-reader at the stall beneath the purple canopy. She looks like she’s lived an interesting life…
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    The spice seller’s swirling display of cinnamon, star anise, and coriander. Those colors are to die for!
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    The young, madly in love couple stealing a kiss by the fountain. I love people watching in new places!
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    The birds swooping in circles over the market. The light on their dark feathers is breathtaking!
• 4.
  Which picture speaks to you?

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    Desert
  • B.
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    Zebras
  • C.
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    Sunrise
  • D.
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    Valley
  • E.
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    Ocean
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    Canyons
• 5.
  You’ve just received a big check unexpectedly. If you had to spend it on one of these, which would you pick?

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    Food me! I’d take a few close friends out to dinner at the new Thai restaurant downtown. I love making memories — over food!
  • B.
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    Spa day! I love spending money on massages, facials, and experiences that pamper me.
  • C.
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    I'm splurging on unique artwork or decor for my home and office. I love picking up funky pieces around the world.
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    Get me to the airport - I'm flying first class on the longest flight I can find! Luxury, baby! And 5 star hotels all the way!
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    I'm definitely traveling, but probably slower and longer to stretch my travel dollars further.
• 6.
  What's most important to you in your travels?

  • A.
    Views - I want them all, from my bed, please!
  • B.
    Food — I want it authentic, local, and delicious.
  • C.
    Hotels— Boutique hotels and five stars, k?
  • D.
    Culture — I want to get to know culture + customs everywhere I go.
  • E.
    All of these are important to me.
  • F.
    None of these really matter much.
• 7.
  What type of camera are you currently traveling with?

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    A top of the line DSLR!
  • B.
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    A point and shoot… Don’t judge me.
  • C.
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    My smartphone’s camera.
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    A Polaroid. I’m all about the vintage look.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You should go to.... Morocco!

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  Friend, for you it’s all about discovery! From hidden alleyways to behind-the-scenes local workshops, you love adventure and thrill in uncovering the unexpected in any destination.Morocco and its colorful souks are perfect for you! Wanderlust isn’t your problem, but knowing where to go first with that wanderlust might be another story. We're here to help cut some of that overwhelm! Our small group tours help you to see the world without fear. “Photography is the story I fail to put into words.” — Destiny Sparks3 Quick Tips on Traveling to Morocco1. Carry toilet paper on youA small pack of Kleenex goes a long way. Many toilets in Morocco are squat toilets, though your riads and tourist destinations will also have western toilets. Expect to pay a small fee to use public toilets, and expect that they may or may not have toilet paper in them. You can prepare ahead of time by traveling with small travel-size packs of tissues.2. Don’t shake with your left handOne’s left hand is used for hygiene and bathroom wiping so avoid using your left hand to eat, to touch things, and to shake someone’s hand.3. Bring your own sanitary productsGiven the lack of toilet paper, it is best to bring your own tampons. Western-designed tampons are usually more effective and will save you the trouble and awkwardness of having to buy them in a store. You might also want to consider traveling with a Flex cup, which is a more environmentally friendly choice anyhow.Who’s the Mysterious Person Telling You to Pack Toilet Paper? Let Me Introduce Myself!Hey, I’m Kelly Lewis, Damesly founder and traveler extraordinaire 📸 I help women to travel around the world and make new friends in the process.I didn't start traveling until after I graduated college, but since then at age 21, I've been to all 7 continents and over 80 countries. I've started several businesses in the women's travel space, all designed to help YOU get out of your comfort zone, and experience new people, places and cultures. I want to help you do the same! If you’re ready to have the travel experiences of a lifetime, I’m here to help 🙌Plus Expect Me in Your Inbox With Tips on All Things Travel 🤩
• 2.
  You should go to... Jordan!

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  You’re a people person, friend — and not just in the sense that you get along with nearly anyone. You’ve got a natural eye for what makes someone unique. Be it their crooked smile or the laugh lines creasing their cheeks…You know people — of all shapes and size — are worth celebrating. So it makes sense that you'd choose Jordan, which has some of the friendliest people in the world!“I am not the same, having seen the moon shine on the other side of the world” – Mary Anne Radmacher3 Quick Tips on Traveling to Jordan1. Dress modestly, but breezyIt can get SO hot in Jordan, so wearing cool linens and light scarves will help you big time - but when you're standing at the foot of the treasury in Petra, one of the 7 wonders of the world? We promise you won't be thinking of anything else! 2. Don’t shake with your left handOne’s left hand is used for hygiene and bathroom wiping so avoid using your left hand to eat, to touch things, and to shake someone’s hand.3. Bring your own sanitary productsGiven the lack of toilet paper, it is best to bring your own tampons. Western-designed tampons are usually more effective and will save you the trouble and awkwardness of having to buy them in a store. You might also want to consider traveling with a Flex cup, which is a more environmentally friendly choice anyhow.Who’s the Mysterious Person Telling You to Pack Toilet Tampons? Let Me Introduce Myself!Hey, I’m Kelly Lewis, Damesly founder and traveler extraordinaire 📸 I help women to travel around the world and make new friends in the process.I didn't start traveling until after I graduated college, but since then at age 21, I've been to all 7 continents and over 80 countries. I've started several businesses in the women's travel space, all designed to help YOU get out of your comfort zone, and experience new people, places and cultures. I want to help you do the same! If you’re ready to have the travel experiences of a lifetime, I’m here to help 🙌Plus Expect Me in Your Inbox With Tips on All Things Travel 🤩
• 3.
  You should go to... South Africa!

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  You’re an adventurous one, babe, and there's nothing more thrilling than the chance to learn photography while ON a safari!Our South Africa tour is full of luxe treehouses, private game drives and exclusivity that will have you feeling pampered, big time! It's also a great option if you're hoping to learn a new skill, like photography. From cheetahs to giraffes, zebras to elephants, watching wildlife play in your front yard brings you joy like no other. “The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself” – Wallace Stevens3 Quick Tips on Traveling to South Africa1. Dress modestly, but breezyThere's a reason you see people on TV in khakis! In addition to the temperatures which can climb real high during the day, the color helps to keep flies at bay. 2. Pack for utilityDress according to the season you are going, but typically knee length pants and long-sleeve shirts. Comfortable shoes are key because you will be standing quite a bit in your safari jeep. A hat is important, along with sunglasses and sunscreen, for protection from the sun. At night you’ll mostly be at lodges, so there is no need for fancy clothes. Of course, binoculars, a good camera and extra batteries are imperative for all the awesome sights you will see.3. All safaris are not equalOurs gives you exclusive access to some of the biggest and most majestic animals in Africa, all while helping you perfect your photo skills, and relax in style. Boutique properties that greet you with drinks? Yes, please! Who’s the Mysterious Person Telling You to Pack Khaki? Let Me Introduce Myself!Hey, I’m Kelly Lewis, Damesly founder and traveler extraordinaire 📸 I help women to travel around the world and make new friends in the process.I didn't start traveling until after I graduated college, but since then at age 21, I've been to all 7 continents and over 80 countries. I've started several businesses in the women's travel space, all designed to help YOU get out of your comfort zone, and experience new people, places and cultures. I want to help you do the same! If you’re ready to have the travel experiences of a lifetime, I’m here to help 🙌Plus Expect Me in Your Inbox With Tips on All Things Travel 🤩
• 4.
  You should go to... Egypt!

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  You’re a history aficionado, friend. From relics and objects to uncovered treasures, when it comes to travel you want to walk the paths of the ancients!You’re confident in your love of travel, but you might not want to do it alone. We get that, completely! You might also be the kind of gal who wants to experience history with a little bit of luxury and comfort. That's us, too!Egypt is an amazing option for you, because of the sheer size and scope of its history. Plus, its pyramids and temples are guaranteed to leave you in absolute AWE. It's a phenomenal place!“Wherever you go becomes a part of you somehow” – Anita Desai3 Quick Tips on Traveling to Egypt1. Dress modestly, but breezyIt can get SO hot in Egypt, so wearing cool linens and light scarves will help you big time. But when you're standing at the foot of the great pyramids of Giza? We promise you won't be thinking of anything else! 2. Don’t shake with your left handOne’s left hand is used for hygiene and bathroom wiping so avoid using your left hand to eat, to touch things, and to shake someone’s hand.3. Bring your own sanitary productsGiven the lack of toilet paper, it is best to bring your own tampons. Western-designed tampons are usually more effective and will save you the trouble and awkwardness of having to buy them in a store. You might also want to consider traveling with a Flex cup, which is a more environmentally friendly choice anyhow.Who’s the Mysterious Person Telling You to Pack Toilet Tampons? Let Me Introduce Myself!Hey, I’m Kelly Lewis, Damesly founder and traveler extraordinaire 📸 I help women to travel around the world and make new friends in the process.I didn't start traveling until after I graduated college, but since then at age 21, I've been to all 7 continents and over 80 countries. I've started several businesses in the women's travel space, all designed to help YOU get out of your comfort zone, and experience new people, places and cultures. I want to help you do the same! If you’re ready to have the travel experiences of a lifetime, I’m here to help 🙌Plus Expect Me in Your Inbox With Tips on All Things Travel
• 5.
  You should go to... the Grand Canyon!

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  For you, there's nothing more special than getting hands-on in a national treasure. You're busy balancing both life and career, so it's great you already know that you don't have to go far to have the experience of a lifetime! Our Arizona Cameras + Canyons tour puts you up close to some of the most spectacular natural wonders we have in the United States. From U-shaped Horseshoe Bend, to the red, wavy slot canyons of Antelope Canyon, this action-packed tour gives you so much in 3 short days! It's also a great option if you're hoping to learn a new skill, like photography. Champagne toast at sunset in the Grand Canyon, anyone?“The most beautiful thing in the world is, of course, the world itself” – Wallace Stevens3 Quick Tips on Traveling to Arizona1. Bring your DSLRThis tour is all about photography! Bring your DSLR for a weekend of hands-on photography lessons. From aperture to depth of field, you'll learn how to best use your equipment to take the most stunning photos. 2. Pack for warm and coldIt's hot hot in the day, and can be chilly at night! This photo tour is based in Flagstaff, Arizona, which sits at higher altitude. 3. Bring your bathing suit! We've got an awesome hot tub at our hotel. There's nothing better than soaking it up with new friends after a day spent watching the sun dance over the Grand Canyon, amirite?Who’s the Mysterious Person Telling You to Pack Bathing Suits? Let Me Introduce Myself!Hey, I’m Kelly Lewis, Damesly founder and traveler extraordinaire 📸 I help women to travel around the world and make new friends in the process.I didn't start traveling until after I graduated college, but since then at age 21, I've been to all 7 continents and over 80 countries. I've started several businesses in the women's travel space, all designed to help YOU get out of your comfort zone, and experience new people, places and cultures. I want to help you do the same! If you’re ready to have the travel experiences of a lifetime, I’m here to help 🙌Plus Expect Me in Your Inbox With Tips on All Things Travel 🤩
• 6.
  You should go... SOLO! 

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  Congrats, power lady! You've discovered through this quiz, that group tours aren't really for you. That's awesome! Why?Once you understand what travel style is your jam (and what isn't), you can free yourself from other people's expectations and take a trip that is perfectly perfect for YOU. So what should you do now? 1. Read our ultimate guide on traveling solo. 2. Research here on where you should go first. 3. GO!We plan the best vacations around, period. If you want to go solo, but not think about or plan out any of the logistics, we're your gals! Reach out to us about our tailor-made travel planning service.