Toronto to Cancun: Quickie Solo Trip

SPECS

Who: One Person, One Bed

Where: Toronto to Cancun, Mexico

When: Sunday, January 20th to Thursday, January 24th, 2019

Budget: $500ish

Notes: This is carry-on only, I believe it’s a 22lb allotment for that. Also, if you feel adventurous I wrote a blog post on how to get from Cancun to Playa de Carmen and/or Tulum for cheap that you can find here along with my post on how I packed when I went to Cancun with just a carry-on back in September on the same airline.


Flight: Toronto to Cancun | January 20th – January 24th

$390.00 CDN: roundtrip (direct)

Stay: AirBnB for one | January 20th – January 24th

Option 1: $113.00 CDN; Perfect reviews, Central location, Looks cozy

Option 2: $122.00 CDN; Place looks great, Good area, Perfect reviews

Option 3: $107.00 CDN; Close to transit, Looks very simple, Good reviews

Option 4: $115.00 CDN; Great location, Central, Perfect reviews, Looks cozy

Option 5: $106.00 CDN; Looks simple, Perfect reviews, Good location

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $496.00 for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $512.00 for the trip.




Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Havana: Quickie Solo Trip

SPECS

Who: One Person, One Bed

Where: Toronto to Havana, Cuba

When: Monday, April 1st – Friday, April 5th, 2019

Budget: $600.00


Flight: Toronto to Havana | April 1st – April 5th

$468.00 CDN: roundtrip (direct)

Stay: AirBnB for one | April 1st – April 5th

Option 1: $132.00 CDN; Looks cozy, Good location, Perfect reviews

Option 2: $106.00 CDN; Perfect reviews, Looks cute, Good area

Option 3: $89.00 CDN; Looks cute, Good area, Looks cute

Option 4: $108.00 CDN; Perfect reviews, This place looks great, Good location

Option 5: $95.00 CDN; Looks simple, Great location, Perfect reviews

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $557.00 for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $600.00 for the trip.




Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Grenada: Quickie Solo Trip

SPECS

Who: One Person, One Bed

Where: Toronto to Grenada

When: Sunday, February 3rd, 2019 – Thursday, February 7th, 2019

Budget: $700

Notes: Some of these places to stay are the ‘private room’ option because you really just need a clean, safe and cozy place to rest your head between all the swimming and throwing wicked jabs.


Flight: Toronto to Grenada | February 3rd – February 7th

$517.00 CDN: roundtrip (quick layovers)

 

Stay: AirBnB for one | February 3rd – February 7th

Option 1: $148.00 CDN; Close to transit, Perfect reviews, Looks simple and nice

Option 2: $148.00 CDN; Quieter area, Looks simple, Great reviews

Option 3: $180.00 CDN; Great location, Good reviews, Looks big

Option 4: $106.00 CDN; Small place, Good area, Great reviews

Option 5: $166.00 CDN; Perfect reviews, Looks cozy, Quieter area

 

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $623.00 for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $697.00 for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Cancun: Solo Trip

SPECS

Who: One Person, One Bed

Where: Toronto to Cancun, Mexico

When: Monday, January 21st – Monday, January 28th, 2019

Budget: $500

Notes: Most of these places to stay are the ‘private room’ option because you really just need a clean, safe and cozy place to rest your head between all the swimming, partying and activities. 


Flight: Toronto to Cancun | January 21st – January 28th

$358.00 CDN: roundtrip (direct)

 

Stay: AirBnB for one | January 21st – January 28th

Option 1: $139.00 CDN; Pool, Looks cozy, Great reviews, Good area

Option 2: $131.00 CDN; Perfect reviews, Looks nice, Good location

Option 3: $116.00 CDN; Get the whole place, Looks rustic, Great reviews

Option 4: $143.00 CDN; Get the whole place, Looks cozy, Good reviews, Quiet area

Option 5: $128.00 CDN; Pool, Looks nice, Quiet area, Great reviews, Close to transit

 

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $474.00 for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $501.00 for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.

Toronto to Paris: Solo Trip

SPECS

Who: One Person, One Bed

Where: Toronto to Paris, France

When: Monday, December 3rd – Monday, December 10th

Budget: $700ish

Notes: This only allows for you to bring 10kg carry on bag with you, which should be fine for just a week there anyways. Also, all the places to stay will be ‘private room‘ since, let’s be serious, you are only going there to sleep in between all the baguette-eating and museum visits.


Flight: Toronto to Paris | December 3rd – December 10th

$393.00 CDN: roundtrip (direct)

 

Stay: AirBnB for one | December 4th – December 10th

Option 1: $321.00 CDN; Close to transit, Looks simple, Perfect reviews 

Option 2: $311.00 CDN; Cat place, Perfect reviews, Close to transit

Option 3: $345.00 CDN; Perfect reviews, Looks nice, Close to transit

Option 4: $343.00 CDN; Good location, Close to transit, Perfect reviews, Looks simple 

Option 5: $269.00 CDN; Looks simple, Perfect reviews, Close to transit 

 

Total: Overall, if you go for the LEAST expensive options I posted it’s about $662.00 for the trip and for the MOST expensive options it’s about $738.00 for the trip.

Extras: If you plan on using AirBnB for the first time, click here for a free credit towards your stay OR if you choose Booking.com for the first time click here for a free credit. Also, if you plan on using Uber for the first time, click here for a free credit towards the ride.

– Mirna 

 

I am not a licensed travel agent of Ontario and make itineraries as a hobby. Any itineraries used by readers are of their own free will and choosing. Site owner is not responsible for any misadventures, mishaps, airline issues or accommodation issues that occur on trip itineraries that are posted or individually e-mailed to readers.