Travel Recommendations You Can Actually Trust? Meet Pangea

Pangea is a game-changer when it comes to finding travel recommendations. Whether you’re a solo traveler looking for the best beach-front hostels to meet people, a digital nomad in search of the perfect coworking café, or want to know where to find the most authentic family-run pasta spot in Sicily, Pangea delivers the kind of recs you won’t find on those boring (and often untrustworthy) websites.

Let’s face it, the only way to really know if a place is good is to see it for yourself, or in the case of Pangea, for someone you actually trust sees for themself. That’s where Pangea comes in. Who’s judgement would you rather trust? Karen, the travel agent in Cleveland who compiled from Google the “10 best coworking cafes in Lombok,” or your friend Matteo, who’s spent the past two years traveling Southeast Asia with his laptop and can actually tell you, from the ambience to the abundance of plug sockets, which cafe is the best to work from. Yep, I choose Matteo too. And I definitely also trust Sophie’s judgement, who I met solo travelling in Rome last year and can actually tell me the most authentic little family owned pasta shop she went to in Sicily (let’s stop getting caught in those tourist traps guys).

Even if you haven’t crossed paths with a Matteo or Sophie yet, Pangea’s got you covered. Its community of nomads, backpackers, and world travelers has shared hundreds of firsthand recommendations. From hostels for solo travelers to meet people, best rooftop coworking spots for those (like us at Pangea) who have chosen to take their jobs on the road, and even impressive restaurants for when you wanna take that travel crush you met in Berlin on a date when your paths next cross.

The best part? When someone asks for your recommendations, you don’t need to dig through your notes app or hunt down old screenshots. With Pangea, you can share your recs in one neat, organized link filtered by city.

So there it is; trusted, crowd-sourced travel advice from travelers and nomads who know their stuff, all accessible on a map in your pocket. Less (unnecessary) work, more play. See you on Pangea!