Kauai is my favorite Hawaiian island because of its lush landscape, laid back vibes, and gorgeous beaches that are often less crowded than on other islands.

The 395 highway (U.S. Route 395) is a popular road trip route for both local Californians and tourists! This is a full itinerary with all the best stops, where to stay, places to eat, and things to do along the 395.

There is so much to do and see along Movie Road! The most famous photo spot is what I cover in this post. It’s easy to find, but you need to know exactly when and where to go for the best photos.

Wild Willy’s is one of the most popular hot springs in the Mammoth Lakes area. It’s easy to access, has large pools that can fit many people, and is set against the gorgeous backdrop of the Eastern Sierra mountains.

This guide includes my full itinerary and cost breakdown for accommodations and transportation between cities. It also contains things to do and where to stay in London, Paris, Ghent, Bruges, Barcelona, Seville, Granada, Cordoba, and Madrid.

Desert X is a series of contemporary art installations spread throughout Coachella Valley. Sharing all the exact locations, photos, and tips for each Desert X 2023 art installation!

California has an abundance of activities and places to visit up and down the state. It is, of course, most known for the stunning, long coastline it boasts along the West Coast.

There are incredible locations allll over Maui for great photo opportunities. This is a list of the best spots I’ve found myself, and I know there are hundreds more I haven’t yet discovered!

As someone who has traveled with almost zero dollars in the bank, I’ve found some creative ways to save money so I can still travel without staying in hostels and living off premade PB&Js.

From shipwrecks to seals, there’s all kinds of maritime history and coastal sights to see in Point Reyes.

Santa Barbara is one of my favorite places to take photos. There is such a wide variety of photo spots – some are incredibly unique to Santa Barbara that you won’t be able to capture anywhere else.

Check out these unique, convenient, and fun stays for your Southwest U.S. road trip!

This was our favorite stay of our whole trip! Even if camping isn’t for you, this luxury glamping experience is a must-do if you’re visiting southern Utah.

Valley of Fire is a gorgeous state park you do not want to miss! It’s just one hour away from Las Vegas, which makes it an easy day trip from there.

There are a variety of unique sights to see in Death Valley, from salt flats to colorful dirt deposits.

Sausalito is a town on the bay just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco. It’s charming, a bit upscale, and gorgeous.

One of my favorite hidden gems in Northern California is the town of Felton. It’s a small town tucked into the redwoods with an incredible railroad camp from the 1800s!

The 17-mile drive stretches from Monterey to Carmel-by-the-sea, winding along the coast with gorgeous lookout spots throughout the drive.

San Mateo is a lovely town with a Japanese Tea Garden, great restaurants, and a nice downtown. It’s a great spot for a day trip!

Just a dozen miles north of Santa Cruz is the hidden gem Davenport, California. It’s an incredible coastal city with jaw-dropping beaches and small-town vibes.