Mexico City
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.
Costa Rica
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!
San Francisco
San Francisco had me doing all the touristy stuff and actually enjoying it lol. Riding the cable car, seeing the Golden Gate Bridge, visiting Alcatraz, and stopping at the Palace of Fine Arts all felt worth it, and a day at Muir Woods and Sausalito gave the trip a completely different pace.
Puerto Vallarta
I came back to Puerto Vallarta and somehow liked it even more the second time around. We stayed in the super-walkable Romantic Zone, released endangered baby sea turtles, saw bioluminescence at night, hiked through the jungle to a waterfall, gallery-hopped, and ate very well. Fredy’s Tucan became our favorite brunch spot, and that homemade whipped cream had us in a chokehold lol.
Catalina Island
I took a day trip to Avalon and apparently decided relaxing on an island meant parasailing, ziplining, driving a golf cart, taking a glass-bottom boat, and drinking our way through seven local spots lol. If you want to see how much Catalina you can fit into one day, here’s how we did it.
Puerto Vallarta
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!
Bali
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.
Colorado Springs
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.
New Orleans
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.
Los Angeles
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.
