More than a Trip
Black Girls Getaway is an intentionally curated luxury travel and community experience designed to center joy, connection, exploration and meaningful experiences for Black women.
Why we’re Different
This is not a traditional trip. It’s a space created where Black women can exhale, connect and explore. You are not calculating how much of yourself is “too much” or “not enough.” You are simply present.
Memorable Experiences
Group experiences include a welcome mixer and opening celebration, daily activities, excursions, pool parties, game nights, local cuisine, cultural experiences, and more!
Not JUST about travel
Welcome to the BGG Community—an intentional space specifically designed to center and celebrate Black women, thoroughly and unapologetically! This is a space where connection happens without translation, explanation, or performance. Here, you can simply be present, surrounded by a shared cultural understanding that creates room for comfort, creativity, joy, and true rest. When we no longer have to spend energy managing how we’re perceived, we have more of ourselves available for everything else. That kind of space is powerful—and worth protecting.
Costa Rica 2027
In 2027, we’re bringing together a group of Black women in Costa Rica for 4+ days of curated sessions, wellness moments, excursions, joy-filled parties, and authentic connections. Only approved Inner Circle members will have access to book.
Join the BGG Community
Become a part of the Black Girls Getaway (BGG) community. Get news and updates about upcoming events, ways to get involved, and our official brand partners. It is completely free to join.
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A Year of Solo Travel in South America with a Dog
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Why Intentional Black Spaces Still Matter
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