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Everyone talks about Mexico City as an amazing travel destination. I put together a trip for 18 friends for my 40th birthday to have an epic weekend with great food, fun Mexican adventures and celebrating beautiful friendships.
My mom and I are music lovers and wanted a little festival getaway in wine country where the sun was shining and the dance moves were abundant!
We were in need of a getaway that included fresh air, incredible views, and nature. We had heard great things about Under Canvas, Zion and the beauty of this part of Utah. This trip checked every box we needed, and more!
Wanted to take a hike so I booked the cheapest one way flight from NYC with a mountain.
Just for fun! I used to live in Washington DC and this is an easy trip!
Everyone tells you to skip Panajachel and stay in San Marcos or San Pedro instead. I based myself in Pana for three days, took the boat out every morning, and got the painted houses, the art galleries and the best view on the lake without packing up once.
The rare chance to board down an active volcano brought me to this underrated Central American gem. Wild Pacific waves, motorbiking around a volcanic island inside a freshwater lake, and soaking up the sunshine at a laid-back surfer hub made the week-long adventure unforgettable.
Everyone treats Antigua as the place you sleep before you climb something. I gave it seven days, watched Fuego erupt over the rooftops before breakfast, and got my first earthquake in a three-story bar at midnight.
I went to school here and lived here for a period of time! I wanted to share some of the best spots in this cute, quirky town that has been the subject of songs.
Everyone skips Coban on the way to Semuc Champey. I gave it two nights instead, walked into a 450-year-old procession by accident, and did the whole route on local buses for a quarter of what the shuttles charge.
Victoria is a great easy getaway from Seattle. It has the most restaurants per capita of any city in Canada and is within a short drive of the world-renowned Butchart Gardens.
Traveled there for a wedding and visited a friend who lives there as well.
A weekend in Downtown Austin for some rest, relaxation, and of course, live music!
We chose this for the beautiful mountains and scenery as well as generally mild weather in March. The trip was technically 5 days but 2 of those were nearly exclusively travel days across the country.
My boyfriend and I wanted to have a special experience immersed in nature in the few days we had available, and decided on Pioneer for it's serene solitude and woodsy mountainous vibe.