Mexico City gave me a little bit of everything, food, art, history, rooftop views, and some of the best day trips I’ve done. I put together the full itinerary so you can steal it, remix it, and make it your own.

A time was had! Puerto Vallarta showed out. I get why people go back every year. This boys trip was everything, and splitting an Airbnb with an infinity pool three ways for $774 total, about $258 a person for the whole stay? Iconic. I put together the full itinerary so you can recreate the magic. Go have fun and tag me when you do!

So boom! ! went to Costa Rica for my birthday and had the time of my life. The vibes? Immaculate. The food? Chef's kiss. The people, the weather, the views? All top tier. I put together my full itinerary so you can live your best life too. Use it, remix it, and hit me up when you go!

Bali was a little bit of everything in the best way. Temples, waterfalls, monkeys, coffee, jungle swings, skybiking, and a Kecak fire dance at sunset. Six days was the sweet spot because I got the adventure without feeling like I spent the whole trip rushing from one thing to the next.

London gave me royal traditions, skyline views, neighborhoods with completely different personalities, and some very random moments I loved. Changing of the Guard, Sky Garden, Camden, the London Eye, and yes, I made it to Nando’s.

Iceland was already giving glaciers, waterfalls, and hot springs, then we got lost in the woods and suddenly it was Blair Witch Project lol. Renting a car made this trip because we could stop whenever something looked worth seeing and just figure it out as we went.

Colorado Springs was basically peaceful mountain scenery mixed with me voluntarily getting launched over a canyon on the TERROR-dactyl swing lol. Very balanced trip. Between Garden of the Gods, Royal Gorge, and those mountain drives, this one had views and adrenaline.

Cabo was exactly the kind of easy getaway I needed. Ocean views, jet skis, beach time, seeing the Arch from the water, and enough freedom with the rental car to actually explore instead of never leaving the resort.

I went to Cancún expecting beach time and somehow ended up riding a camel in Mexico lol. Between that, jet skis, and some actual time to relax, the trip felt way more memorable than just another resort stay.

New Orleans was a whole experience. Alligators, swamp ziplining, haunted walks, cemeteries, art, and food in between. A little spooky, a little weird, and exactly the kind of trip that gives you stories to bring home.

Anchorage felt like the kind of trip where the city was really just the starting point. Dog sledding, mountain views, Alyeska, and having a rental car made it easy to stop whenever Alaska decided to show off.

After visiting LA for years and now living here for six, I’ve learned the best stuff is usually not the obvious tourist stuff. Think immersive movies, creative workshops, hidden estates, art, fragrance experiences, and day trips that make the city feel completely different.

Miami gave me the beach and nightlife I expected, but between lunch at the Versace Mansion and glow-in-the-dark ATV riding at night, the trip definitely had a few moments that felt very Miami.

Stockholm felt like the perfect mix of water, history, and Scandinavian calm. I cruised the archipelago, watched the Changing of the Guard, explored Gamla Stan, and somehow ended up riding a glass gondola over the city.

Barcelona gave me beach days, Gaudí, incredible views, and plenty of time to just explore. From Park Güell to Montjuïc and Mar Bella Beach, this trip had a little bit of everything I love.

Amsterdam was canals, museums, nightlife, and a couple of day trips that completely changed the feel of the trip. Giethoorn and Zaanse Schans ended up being some of the experiences that made this one really memorable.

Honolulu was beach time with a side of “why am I voluntarily getting into a cage with sharks?” lol. Between shark diving, a submarine ride, and having a rental car to explore Oʻahu on our own, this trip had plenty of stories attached to it.

Paris was great, but some of my favorite moments were the ones that felt a little unexpected. Think the Catacombs, Sainte-Chapelle, Versailles, the Louvre, and a birthday lunch with the Eiffel Tower right in front of me.

New York always delivers. The energy, the food, the views…it’s all top tier. Whether it’s rooftop drinks, catching a show, or just walking through the city at night, it always feels alive. I put together my full NYC itinerary so you can experience it the right way. Go have fun and tag me when you do!