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The best apps for solo travellers to meet people

Five apps, what each is best at, how they check who you're meeting, and what they cost. We make Tavvi, so we've stuck to facts from each app's own listing and said where another app is the better pick.

Checked 26 October 2026 · UK prices

Best if you stay in hostels

1. Hostelworld

Hostel, city and interest chats, a list of who's staying at your hostel, and Linkups: pub crawls, walking tours and group dinners posted by hostels and travellers.

Verification:
18+ for chat. Identity verification isn't advertised.
Price:
Free with a hostel booking (social features unlock 14 days before check-in). Without a booking, a Social Pass from €4.99 a week.

Source: hostelworld.com · hostelworld.com

Best for verified one-to-one meet-ups, with an AI guide built in

2. Tavvi

Travel Buddies shows travellers near you for a drink, a walk or dinner tonight: no swiping, eight hellos a day, and meet-ups you can post or join for the evening. Tavvi is also an AI travel companion that plans the trip, narrates the city as you walk and finds where locals eat.

Verification:
Everyone passes a live face check before they can see or message anyone; optional ID check for a badge. Locals are hidden in their home country, and locations stay approximate.
Price:
Free, including Travel Buddies and all safety features. Plus is £5.99 a month or £47.99 a year.

Source: tavvi.co.uk · tavvi.co.uk · How Travel Buddies works

Best for making friends where you live

3. Bumble For Friends

Bumble's standalone friendship app (formerly Bumble BFF): profiles, matching, chat and group chats with people nearby. It isn't built for travel, so you'll mostly meet locals.

Verification:
Photo (selfie) verification.
Price:
Free; Premium from £4.99 a month (UK App Store).

Source: apps.apple.com · support.bumble.com

Best for booking group activities

4. Travello

A social travel app that combines tour and activity booking (with cashback) with a traveller community: travellers near you, group chats and travel posts.

Verification:
Identity verification isn't advertised.
Price:
Free; it earns from activity bookings.

Source: apps.apple.com

Best for finding people heading to the same place on the same dates

5. Backpackr

Enter a city and dates to see other travellers going there at the same time, with Nearby and Worldwide tabs and a Common Room for questions and meet-ups.

Verification:
Identity verification isn't advertised.
Price:
Free; Backpackr Plus £4.99 (UK App Store).

Source: apps.apple.com

Questions

What is the best app for solo travellers to meet people?

It depends where you stay. If you're in hostels, Hostelworld's chats and Linkups are hard to beat. If you stay anywhere else and want everyone verified, Tavvi's Travel Buddies shows face-verified travellers nearby and keeps your location approximate. Backpackr is good for finding people with the same dates, and Travello for group activities.

Which travel meet-up apps verify users?

Of the apps here, Tavvi requires a live face check for everyone who uses Travel Buddies, and Bumble For Friends offers photo verification. Hostelworld, Travello and Backpackr don't advertise identity verification.

Is it safe to meet other travellers through an app?

It can be, with sensible habits: meet in busy public places, tell someone at home where you're going, keep chats in the app until you're comfortable, and leave if anything feels off. Look for apps that verify people, hide your exact location and let you block and report.

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