Imagine standing on a sole boulder suspended 3,000 feet in the air, or riding up a windy road as waterfalls pass under your car – this Norway itinerary has it all. And if you only have one week in Norway, you’re going to be kicking yourself when that week’s up. But one week in … Read more
Imagine spending the night in a clear capsule 1000 feet in the air or waking up at sunrise in a tiny Peruvian village – that’s what our Peru Itinerary has in store. It was the beginning of November when I had just booked a flight to Cusco.I would be spending the next 10 days … Read more
You might think writing up a 1 week itinerary for Guatemala is going to be easy. But once you start looking into hiking active volcanoes, cliff jumping in Lake Atitlan or five star spas located in former convents, you may find it hard to narrow down. Lucky for you, I put together a 1 … Read more
I always thought it was impossible to name my favorite country to visit…until I spent 2 weeks in Tanzania. From climbing the tallest mountain in Africa to being surrounded by a herd of elephants and eating in the African bush, there was never a dull moment on this trip. Tanzania is really one of the … Read more
After pouring over photos of snow capped mountains and moss covered forests, I made the decision to create a Washington itinerary and spent 2 weeks road tripping around the state. But once I started doing research, the amount of things I wanted to do in 2 weeks started to pile up. Washington has three … Read more
Death Valley is one of those National Parks that’s perfect for a road trip. You can car camp for free and landscapes are so diverse that you can be in sand dunes one minute and at the top of a snowy mountain the next. So if you’re looking for the perfect Death Valley itinerary, you’ve … Read more
With 3 days in Buenos Aires, you can be dancing in art filled streets, cutting up world famous steaks, and talking with some newly made friends until the wee hours of the morning. However, with a city this large (and no it’s not “walkable”), you may be looking to narrow down your key list of … Read more
I know naming this blog post “the only Cape Town Itinerary You’ll Ever Need” sounds really cocky, but that’s because I am. Well, I am about this itinerary atleast. This is because we accidentally planned out the best 1 week itinerary for Cape Town during our kitchen wine session over looking Table Mountain. There’s … Read more
If you’re looking for a Slovenia itinerary, you’ve come to the right place. Slovenia has a lot to offer, especially if you like scenic mountain towns, charming European cities, and ancient, cave dwelling castles. Here’s my complete itinerary for Slovenia (and I hope you love the country as much as I did)! This Slovenia itinerary … Read more
Once you start putting together your itinerary for spending 10 days in the Philippines, you might feel a little over your head. There are just so many things to see and do. The Philippines is made up of more than 7,000 islands after all, each with their own remarkable beaches, hidden jungles, and colorful waterfalls. … Read more
Seville is the capital of Southern Spain’s Andalusia region, adorned in colorful tiled palaces and beautiful winding alleyways. Flamenco dancers and tapas line the streets and orange trees line the plazas. A city like Seville has so much to see, it was after all named #1 on Lonely Planets places to visit in 2018. So what … Read more
5 days in Banff is enough time to reach the summit of a few snowy peaks, enough time to paddle through the blue waters of Lake Moraine, and enough time to drive on one of the most beautiful highways in the world. Banff has exploded on social media this year. In fact, I couldn’t go a … Read more
With only 1 week in Greece, where do you start? When you think of Greece, you probably envision historical monuments like the Acropolis or Santorini’s famous hillside sunsets. However, there is so much more to Greece than meets the eye: the incredible Mediterranean food, the sleepless party scene, and the rolling hillsides and crystal blue waters … Read more
Santorini is almost synonymous with honeymooners – and why wouldn’t it be? A tiny island with bright white cliffside buildings, some of the best sea food and one of the most famous sunsets in the world. But, if you’re like me (hell, I’m still on at least 3 dating apps), and you don’t know if … Read more
Dominated by one of the most famous mountain peaks in the world, Zermatt is most popular for its phenomenal ski scene. However, if you’re looking for some things to do in Zermatt during the spring or summer, you’re also in luck. Gorgeous mountain scenery also means worthwhile hiking trails, which is why hiking in … Read more
Barcelona – an art inspiring Mediterranean city known for it’s colorful streets, top of the line tapas and twenty four hour party scene. I put together a list of the top things to do in Barcelona during my short visit this May. If you’re only visiting Barcelona for a few days, these are the things I recommend … Read more
3 days in Marrakech isn’t a lot of time for a city so densely packed with enchanting mosques and palaces, strange spices, exotic food, extravagant decor, and the list goes on. How do you keep your head on straight with Marrakech’s mazelike alleys pulling you in every which direction? Be prepared for your senses … Read more
From plunging into natural hot springs in the middle of the jungle to sipping a cocktail on the beach as the surfers stroll by, this 10 day Costa Rica itinerary really does have it all. Zip line through the clouds, rappel down a waterfall, or hike around the base of an active volcano. I … Read more
When a $400 flight landed in my hands for Colombia, it was set. I would be spending 1 week in Colombia during the week of Thanksgiving. I don’t have self control for cheap flights. However, as soon as I started to look up things to do, I realized that 1 week in Colombia wouldn’t be … Read more
There is one stop that has made it to the top of everyone’s bucket list recently, and that stop is Iceland. You can’t hop on one form of social media or one travel blog without reading about Iceland’s natural beauty, massive waterfalls, or famously lit up night skies. There’s a reason why the tourism has doubled … Read more