YOUR STORY DESERVES ITS OWN CIRCLE
Where women without children find belonging through adventure
And travel Sparks frienDships that continue at home
Welcome to Our sister•ship
Our Sister•Ship is a travel-based community for women without children - created to foster belonging and joy.
We design intimate, small-group travel experiences where adventure becomes the catalyst for friendship and celebration of womanhood beyond motherhood. Whether you identify as childfree, childless, somewhere in between, or don’t use any label at all—your story is welcome here.
And it deserves its own circle.
Exploring new places, moving together, and creating side-by-side does more than fill an itinerary: it builds trust, invites ease and presence, and lays the foundation for lasting community.
What sets us apart from other women’s travel groups is that we travel with women from the same region. There's a magic in shared geography - the kind that lets connection deepen long after we return home!
Because womanhood beyond motherhood deserves its own circle!
Upcoming ADVENTURES
FOR WOMEN IN the SEATTLE area
Victoria, BC
2 NIGHTS, FALL 2025
SONOMA, CA
4 NIGHTS, WINTER 2026
COMING 2026
NEW TRIPS. NEW CITIES. HELP US DREAM WHAT’S NEXT.
MORE THAN A TRIP
HOW WE BUILD LASTING COMMUNITY THROUGH TRAVEL
EASE INTO CONNECTIONS
MEET FELLOW TRAVELERS IN PERSON
CONNECT IN DEDICATED WHAT’S APP GROUP
RECEIVE PERSONALIZED TRIP OVERVIEW
BEFORE We GO
Shared DISCOVERY
Movement-based activities, local workshops, classes
Shared meals and unscripted moments to connect
Time to explore and recharge
While we’re there
Deepening COMMUNITY
post-trip inperson circle
Casual monthly meetups like city walks, beach bonfires or brunches
Member led gatherings
After we return
Our values
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Pleasure, new experiences, beauty, and adventure are vital at every stage of life.
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We believe in creating the kind of friendships that reflect and celebrate the lives we’re living now.
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More depth, more spontaneity, more joy, more discovery, more meaningful connection.
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We honor the richness of every path, and believe that gathering as women without children in celebration, is a quiet and powerful act of rebellion against diminishing narratives.
