Destinations
The world has so many hidden marvels and so many incredible things to discover. Let us inspire you with some of the most amazing bucket list experiences and destinations on-and-off the beaten path.
Utah
Utah was one of the most amazing road trips we’ve done. From the awe-inspiring landscapes of the national parks, the countless adrenaline activities, walking almost 6000 feet high along the chained ridge of Angel’s landing, paddleboarding down through horseshoe bend, or simply the feeling of freedom with the wind at your fingertips, Utah truly has something amazing for everyone.
Guatemala
Guatemala, known as the “Land of the Eternal Spring”, not only has some of the most impressive ancient history and ruins of the Mayan civilization but also active volcanoes. Countless active volcanoes. In fact, it is currently one of the countries with the most active volcanoes around the world, 3 of which are considered highly active, and all 3 can be visited up close. So whether you want to explore the Mayan ruins of Tikal like Indiana Jones, get your heart pumping climbing Volcano Acatenango, or simply unwind surrounded by the lush landscape of Lake Atitlan, check out below as we guide you through your adventure.
Peru
Peru captivated us the moment we stepped foot there. Beyond Machu Picchu, Peru has one of the most beautiful mountain ranges (the Andes) in the world, some of the best food we’ve ever had, some of the kindest people we’ve ever met, but also countless historical and adventurous activities to do. It was in Peru that we got to see with our bare eyes the Milky Way for the first time. It was also here where we got to climb up over 15,000 feet high in the mountains to connect with Pachamama (‘Mother Earth’). And finally, it was in Peru where we got to sleep deep in the Amazon rainforest, with one of the lodging’s walls completely open to the outside, exposing us to the sights and sounds of what was hidden within.
If this sounds like the perfect destination for you, check out below for our detailed tips and guides.
Turkïye
Turkïye, having played an important role on the Silk Road, boasts a rich tapestry of cultural influences from Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Beyond the Instagramable beauty of the hot air balloons, we found ourselves in awe discovering the ancient hand-carved network of cave dwellings and fairy chimneys hidden high up in the valleys and cliffs of Cappadocia. Then venturing below to discover Derinkuyu, an 18-floor underground city carved out hundreds of years ago, that once housed 200,000 people. Then along the Turkish Riviera, enjoying the turquoise water and white rock cliffs both from the beach as well as on a 4-day island sailing trip. And finally stepping into Istanbul, a mesmerizing city that straddles two continents and blends the past with the present. Check out below as we guide you through your adventure.